EV CHARGER SKD TECHNICAL OUTPUT

Make global delivery more local.

For selected products and suitable projects, Xiaochong Energy can discuss a defined SKD scope, English technical documentation and support that connects model selection, local assembly, OCPP integration, commissioning and testing.

Build the scope around the project—not a generic kit.

01 / COMPONENT SCOPE

Power and high-voltage assemblies

Discuss pre-assembled power and high-voltage components, controller, communication and pre-wired harness options for selected products.

02 / LOCAL ASSEMBLY

Cabinet and connector choices

The cabinet can be considered for local sourcing or Xiaochong supply. Connector selection can be discussed around CCS2, NACS and GB/T project requirements.

03 / TECHNICAL HANDOVER

Documents, integration and test

English manuals, BOM, test guidance, factory-test reporting, OCPP integration, commissioning and testing support can be defined in the project scope.

Questions to settle before an SKD proposal.

Which products are suitable for SKD?

SKD technical output is discussed for selected products and project conditions. Start by sharing the target model range, destination market, planned local operations and expected annual quantity.

Can cabinets be sourced locally?

Local cabinet sourcing can be reviewed within the project scope, along with the required technical interfaces, components, assembly workflow and quality controls.

What documents can be discussed?

The project discussion can include English manuals, BOM, test guidance and factory-test reporting. The exact document package depends on the agreed product and SKD scope.

How are OCPP, commissioning and testing handled?

OCPP integration, commissioning and testing support can be included in the end-to-end project discussion. Share the target platform, network conditions, connector standard and local technical team capability.

Define a practical local-assembly path.

Tell us the destination country, target model, local factory capability, connectors, certification requirement, expected quantity and preferred support scope.