What company is this charger?

[duggadugga]

I'm staying at my dad's apartment in Vancouver BC. There's a charging station with a J1772 but no identifying company information on it, just an icon that indicates that you're supposed to swipe a card. It's all black and there's no other display of any kind, just LEDs that says "Ready" and "Charging".

I'll take a picture later on when I'm there, but maybe someone just knows from this description what company it is?

 

[Crimpcap]

Sounds like a Blink charger.

 

[duggadugga]

Thanks for the reply, but according to Blink's website they don't operate any chargers here. Any other guesses?

 

[MorrisonHiker]

I'm staying at my dad's apartment in Vancouver BC. There's a charging station with a J1772 but no identifying company information on it, just an icon that indicates that you're supposed to swipe a card. It's all black and there's no other display of any kind, just LEDs that says "Ready" and "Charging".

I'll take a picture later on when I'm there, but maybe someone just knows from this description what company it is?

Did you try searching on PlugShare - EV Charging Station Map - Find a place to charge?

 

[duggadugga]

Did you try searching on PlugShare - EV Charging Station Map - Find a place to charge?

Does not appear on that map either! But here's the pic.

 

[friscomelt314]

Does not appear on that map either! But here's the pic.

Looks like the Wallbox charger for sale on Amazon. Perhaps there is an unbranded commercial version of this charger?

https://www.amazon.com/Pulsar-Level-Electric-Vehicle-Charger/dp/B08H3PPJXY/

 

[Lucas007]

Maybe it is privately owned and just installed one to make extra cash on the side.

 

[MorrisonHiker]

Does not appear on that map either! But here's the pic.

You can submit it to Plugshare and update the information once you figure out which network it is on.

 

[DaveORD]

If you could get a better version of the second pic, more in focus so we can read the label, we might be able to trace from that info.

 

[DanDi58]

If you could get a better version of the second pic, more in focus so we can read the label, we might be able to trace from that info.

That's just the manufacturer of the cable and connector - Woer. Cables & Wires-Woer-The Reliable Supplier of Heat Shrink Tubing & Power Cable Accesories

 

[MY1stEV]

It looks like this Phihong charger, so it's probably some made-in-China EV charger that a turn-key vendor sold to the building owner. Access to use the charger is probably controlled by building management.

Phihong AW32 Level 2 Charger

 

[Charge It]

I'm staying at my dad's apartment in Vancouver BC. There's a charging station with a J1772 but no identifying company information on it, just an icon that indicates that you're supposed to swipe a card. It's all black and there's no other display of any kind, just LEDs that says "Ready" and "Charging".

I'll take a picture later on when I'm there, but maybe someone just knows from this description what company it is?

It is manufactured by Phihong and various charge point operators use this unit as its proven reliable. Typically most have a QR code to scan and pay by the CPO. It may be for private use with an RFID card.