Protective boards for electric vehicle charging stations
Safe and efficient solutions for electric vehicle charging.
- Available in 12 and 22-module versions: adaptable to all installations.
- Efficient charging systems: suitable for homes, businesses, and public spaces.
- Quick and secure installation: with built-in safety features.
- Compliance with standards: reliable performance under all conditions.
Indubox boards for electric vehicle charging installations
Indubox electric vehicle boards provide supply and protection arrangements for charging points, with equipment varying by reference. Some configurations combine protection for a mode 3 charging point with a socket for mode 2 charging. Distinguish the board and its electrical devices from the charging equipment connected to it.
Compare circuits and charging requirements
Check supply type, outgoing circuits and the declared current and power for each function. Review the circuit diagram for included circuit breakers, residual current devices and surge protection, and their coordination with the charger’s requirements. Module count describes enclosure capacity rather than charging power. Confirm dimensions, cable entries and installation conditions for the selected reference.
Documents and project specific assemblies
Review product sheets, instructions and diagrams in the technical documents. Check compatible accessories for mounting and closing arrangements. If the design needs another configuration, provide the requirements through the special assembly quotation request. The Indubox range includes other enclosures and boards for different applications.
Frequently asked questions
Is an Indubox electric vehicle board a charger?
Not necessarily. The board provides the supply and protection functions described for its reference; the connected charging equipment may be separate. Some configurations combine a mode 2 socket with protection for mode 3. Check the diagram and included equipment.
How do the board’s mode 2 and mode 3 functions differ?
In configurations combining both functions, the mode 2 circuit includes a socket and the mode 3 circuit protects the supply to the intended charging point. Check each circuit’s devices and limits in the product sheet; not every board provides both functions.
Does module count indicate charging power?
No. Modules describe enclosure capacity. Available charging power and current depend on the declared electrical configuration, each circuit and the connected equipment. Compare these values with the charger requirements before selecting the reference.