Choose EV charging equipment around dwell time, site demand and available electrical capacity. Beyond The Sky coordinates product sourcing with manufacturers for projects in Thailand, with current models and specifications confirmed during the inquiry process.
Conceptual visualization; not a verified product model
AC charging is well suited to longer-stay parking locations
DC fast charging suits high-throughput locations
Actual charge power depends on the vehicle, charger and operating conditions
Choosing AC or DC charging
AC delivers alternating current to a vehicle’s on-board charger, whose rating may limit charging speed.
DC fast charging delivers controlled DC power to the vehicle battery and is typically selected where faster charging is required.
Start with vehicle turnover, expected dwell time, charging demand and the site electrical design.
What to prepare for a quotation
Site type: fuel station, office, shopping center, car park or fleet depot.
Available electrical capacity, transformer details, number of bays and installation constraints.
Connector standard, number of outputs, payment needs and station-management requirements.
Product selection and project coordination
Discuss AC, integrated DC and separated power-cabinet concepts as appropriate.
Confirm product revision, documentation and compatibility with the manufacturer before ordering.
Installation scope, warranty and service responsibilities depend on the agreed project.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between AC and DC EV charging?
AC charging relies on the vehicle’s on-board charger, while DC fast charging delivers direct current under vehicle-charger control.
Does a 120 kW charger always deliver 120 kW?
No. The vehicle acceptance rate, battery state, temperature and power sharing can reduce the actual delivered power.
Can I request a technical catalogue?
Yes. Send your project requirements so the sales team can confirm current models and provide the appropriate documentation.
Tell us about your equipment requirements
Our team will review the model, documentation and project requirements.