Developed by White Rose, the Nexgen AC Electric Vehicle Charging Station has successfully completed tests covering safety, electromagnetic compatibility, environmental protection and mechanical impact resistance.

Following tests conducted by authorized laboratories, Nexgen’s compliance and performance were documented within the scope of:

• TS EN IEC 61851-1,
• Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC),
• IP54 protection rating,
• IK08 mechanical impact resistance.

This important process demonstrates Nexgen’s ability to provide a reliable and durable charging solution under different operating conditions.

What Is the TS EN IEC 61851-1 Standard?

TS EN IEC 61851-1 is an important standard defining the general requirements for conductive charging systems used for electric vehicles.

It covers the connection between the charging system and the electric vehicle, essential safety requirements, electrical requirements and technical criteria for the safe operation of the system.

Nexgen’s successful completion of the relevant tests demonstrates that the product has been developed in accordance with the essential safety and technical requirements applicable to electric vehicle charging systems.

EMC – Electromagnetic Compatibility

Electrical and electronic equipment can generate electromagnetic energy during operation and may also be affected by other devices in its environment. Electromagnetic compatibility testing evaluates whether a product can operate reliably alongside other electronic systems.

Nexgen’s successful completion of EMC testing demonstrates that the product meets the relevant requirements for electromagnetic emissions and immunity and is designed to operate reliably in environments containing different electrical and electronic devices.

IP54 Protection Rating

Electric vehicle charging stations may be exposed to dust, rain, moisture and various environmental conditions. The protection provided by the enclosure is therefore important for operational safety and product life.

The IP54 protection rating indicates that Nexgen provides:

• Protection against the ingress of dust at levels that could interfere with operation,
• Protection against water splashes from different directions.

This level of protection contributes to Nexgen’s ability to provide a reliable solution for indoor and outdoor applications when installed under appropriate conditions.

IK08 Mechanical Impact Resistance

Charging stations installed in public areas, car parks, workplaces and shared facilities may be exposed to external impacts. The IK rating indicates the level of protection provided by an electrical enclosure against mechanical impact.

Nexgen’s IK08 mechanical impact resistance demonstrates that its enclosure is built to withstand external impacts that may occur during everyday use.

Designed for a Reliable Charging Experience

The Nexgen AC Electric Vehicle Charging Station has been developed not only as a functional charging solution but also with safety, durability and long-term use in mind.

The completed testing and documentation processes are a clear reflection of White Rose’s commitment to engineering, product quality and safety.

At White Rose, we continue to develop charging solutions that contribute to the expansion of electric vehicle infrastructure, adapt to different project requirements and meet the requirements of relevant standards.

Contact us to learn more about the Nexgen AC Charging Station and discover the charging solutions suitable for your project.