AC charger, DC fast charger, group charging system, controller or protocol board selection by application.
Project-based EV charging sourcing
EV charger products for technical procurement.
Apex helps charger brands, operators, EPCs and integrators source DC fast chargers, AC chargers, controller boards, OCPP products and OEM/ODM programs with quote-ready requirements.
We route the inquiry by product line, application and technical configuration.
One sourcing path for charger hardware, controller boards and connected charging requirements.
Most charger RFQs fail because the product, controller, connector, backend and customization assumptions are not aligned. Apex turns those assumptions into a clear quotation package.
Power module, HMI, meter, payment, connector, cabinet and communication dependencies checked before RFQ.
Connector standard, documentation, branding and OCPP expectations are discussed against the buyer's region.
Logo, color, firmware assumptions, interface, packaging and sample-to-batch requirements can be clarified early.
Start from the charging system you need to build.
Use the category paths below to move from project problem to model-level RFQ.
Buyer scenarios change the charger, controller and communication stack.
Operators, EPCs, EVSE manufacturers and distributors need different RFQ inputs. The site now routes each path toward the right product family.

Public charging station projects
Define power level, connector standard, outlet count, OCPP platform and site constraints before choosing 40kW, 160kW or higher-power DC equipment.
Start station RFQ
Heavy-duty charging
High-power DC and group charging paths for depots, ports and logistics parks.

Controller integration
Controller, protocol, HMI and cabinet dependencies for charger development.

Private-label portfolio
AC/DC charger and controller product lines with branding and documentation scope.
From project context to a quotation package your team can evaluate.
Apex is positioned for project-based B2B sourcing. The fastest path is to send the application, target market and technical constraints with the first inquiry.
Buyer type, product interest, target market, quantity, charger power and application.
Controller, connector, OCPP, payment, HMI, cabinet and platform dependencies.
Branding, documentation, interface, cable, communication and packaging assumptions.
Model fit, technical notes, commercial quote and next-step sample or project discussion.
Products buyers most often use to open a technical RFQ.
Each product page includes specifications, buyer fit, application notes and quotation inputs.
Send charger requirements for RFQ review.
Include charger type, power range, connector standard, backend platform, target market, estimated quantity and OEM/ODM customization scope.
