EN Plus

CPOs, utilities and energy retailers

DC chargers built for uptime, a cloud that talks OCPP and OCPI, and payment that works for drivers who never downloaded your app.

Who

Who this is for

Charge point operators building or expanding public networks, from municipal car parks to highway hubs, who need hardware, back-end and roaming to work together on day one.

Problem

What gets in the way

  • Multi-vendor networks fragment monitoring and pricing.
  • Ad-hoc payment compliance requires POS on the charger, not only in the app.
  • Roaming with eMSPs is mandatory to fill utilisation; OCPI integration is often an afterthought.
  • Field service is the largest operating cost; unreachable or non-modular hardware makes it worse.

Solution

How EN Plus solves it

  • Turbo (60–120 kW) and Rocket (300 kW) with 200–1000 V DC output, CCS2 standard, CHAdeMO/CCS1/GB-T on request, optional POS with contactless card payment.
  • Cloud platform with status monitoring, pricing management, firmware upgrade, remote diagnose and load balance; OCPP 1.6J hardware, OCPP 2.0.1 certified platform.
  • OCPI interoperability; platform integrations with Electromaps, Driivz, Monta, Ampeco, Hubject, E-Flux and others.
  • Modular DC design for field repair, emergency stop, IP54/IK10 enclosures, remote OTA.

Benefits

What you gain

Higher utilisation

Roaming via OCPI, POS payment and app start remove every barrier to a session.

Lower OPEX

Remote diagnostics and OTA; modular power units swapped on site.

Grid-aware

Intersite load balancing reads site consumption and caps station power automatically.

Proven in Europe

120 kW Turbo in the UK and Switzerland, 300 kW Rocket in Denmark, 30 kW Corebox across UK/CH/BR.

Business case

Why the numbers work

  • Flexible 30 kW power allocation lets one Turbo serve two vehicles without stranding capacity.
  • Fee pricing strategy per user type; settlement through Stripe, PayPal or Nets.
  • Operational data analysis by station and site, exportable for investor reporting.

Implementation

How it is rolled out

  1. 1Site survey: grid capacity, connector mix, payment requirements.
  2. 2Hardware selection and optional cable management / POS.
  3. 3Platform onboarding (own back-end via OCPP, or EN Plus cloud with OCPI roaming).
  4. 4Commissioning, HiL-validated protocol conformance, go-live.

Support

What support you receive

  • Smart O&M: real-time back-end monitoring and log analysis
  • Remote OTA upgrades
  • Global test network and European subsidiaries

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