Electric vehicle charging stations may ship with a housing, cable and mounting accessories in one consignment. Outer packaging should keep the unit stable and prevent components from damaging one another.
This guide provides general packaging information. Validate critical applications with representative trials and supplier instructions.
Secure the housing and cable separately
Support the charger inside the carton and keep the cable in a separate compartment while respecting the winding guidance from its manufacturer. Prevent connector ends from pressing against the housing or finish. Include any specified shipping orientation or sensitive contact points in the packaging design.
Keep accessories organised
Arrange mounting plates, fasteners and manuals in separate pockets or labelled small boxes. Fill voids to reduce movement without putting pressure on the outer surface. Match serial numbers and order identification to the shipping label.
Standardise delivery checks
Track carton closure, corner damage and accessory completeness in trial shipments. For pallet transport, verify the case pattern and wrap tension. Packaging does not replace electrical testing or product certification; those checks belong to the manufacturer’s quality process.
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Frequently asked questions
How should a charging cable sit in the carton?
Follow the manufacturer’s bending and winding guidance, and protect connector ends from pressure in a separate compartment.
Can chargers ship on pallets?
Pallet shipping can be assessed after confirming carton and pallet capacity, centre of gravity and restraint performance in a trial.