Dive into AC Charging Stations

These are certifications given by authorized parties to consumer goods that have been labeled safe for sale and usage. 

UL certification comes from Underwriters Laboratories, a company founded at the end of the 19th century. It does safety testing for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). UL certification covers products, personnel, facilities, and processes. This certification is specifically for the United States and important for products sold and used there.

CE certification, on the other hand, is specific to the European Union. It’s required for products sold in the European Economic Area (EEA). It’s particularly important for products created outside the EEA but sold within it (such as practically all electronics). While the certification is for the EU, it’s used in other countries as a mark of conformity.

OCPP is the Open Charge Point Protocol. It’s an open-source standard for EV charging station hardware and software. If a station is OCPP-compliant, that station can run any OCPP-compliant software. Noodoe EV charging stations and Noodoe EV OS are both OCPP-compliant, making them good choices for installation and use if a manager is looking for futureproof flexibility.