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FOSHAN, China — July 18, 2026 — SUPERGENIE, a Guangdong-based manufacturer of portable and wall-mounted EV charging equipment, today released a procurement guide designed to help international importers evaluate portable EV chargers before placing bulk orders with Chinese suppliers.The portable EV charger market has grown significantly as electric vehicle adoption accelerates across Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia. However, importers frequently encounter products that appear similar on paper but differ substantially in build quality, safety engineering, and certification depth.
SUPERGENIE's procurement guide outlines five evaluation checkpoints:
1. Connector and Plug Compatibility. Portable chargers must match the target market's vehicle inlet type. Type 2 (IEC 62196) is standard for Europe, while Type 1 (J1772) serves markets following the Japanese and early North American standard. SUPERGENIE's 7 kW 32 A portable EV charger uses a Type 2 plug by default, with configurable options for other regions.
2. Power Rating and Circuit Protection. A 7 kW portable charger operating at 32 A on a 230 V single-phase supply requires proper overcurrent and ground-fault protection. Importers should verify that the charger includes a Type A or Type B RCD, overtemperature derating, and surge protection. SUPERGENIE's portable EVSE includes all three protection layers as standard.
3. Certification Evidence. CE marking alone is insufficient for products entering the European Union, as it can be self-declared by the manufacturer. Importers should request TUV Rheinland or UL certificate numbers and verify them through the issuing body's public database. SUPERGENIE provides CE, TUV, UL, FCC, and RoHS certification paths depending on the target market.
4. Cable and Enclosure Quality. The charging cable must be rated for the charger's maximum current and temperature range. UV-resistant cable jackets are essential for chargers used outdoors. Enclosures should carry an IP rating appropriate for the intended use environment, typically IP54 or higher for outdoor portable units.
5. Firmware and Communication Protocol. Portable EVSE must implement the IEC 61851 Mode 2 or Mode 3 communication protocol correctly to negotiate charging current with the vehicle. Importers should verify that the charger has been tested against multiple vehicle brands, not just a single model.
SUPERGENIE manufactures its portable EV chargers at a 4,500 square meter facility in Foshan, Guangdong, with over 200 staff and more than 30 technical patents. The company supports OEM customization including cable length, plug type, enclosure color, branding, packaging, and multilingual documentation. Minimum order quantities start at 200 pieces for sample-to-production transitions.
Importers and distribution partners can request product specifications, sample units, and certification documentation through the SUPERGENIE B2B platform at https://www.supergeniecharge.com.
About SUPERGENIE: SUPERGENIE is the export brand of Foshan Car Charger Guard Technology Co Ltd, a manufacturer of portable and wall-mounted electric vehicle charging equipment. The company serves B2B customers across Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia with OEM, ODM, and distribution-ready EV charging hardware.