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Commercial CCS1 and NACS charging

UL-Certified CCS1 & NACS DC Fast Chargers

Each UL certified DC fast charger family on this page is presented with its documented power, connector configuration and model-specific certification scope for commercial projects.

Certification terminology

Attribute Every Claim to the Exact Model and Configuration

Collection naming does not replace model-level review. Confirm the selected power level, connector configuration, certification attribution and project requirements before selection.

NTEP commercial metrology certification

NTEP relates to commercial measurement and metrology. It is listed only for the supported Oberon and Nova configurations and is not presented as a general safety certification.

CTEP California approval program

CTEP is a California approval program. Its presence is attributed to the documented model and configuration and is not described as a general safety certification.

Model-specific safety and market marks

UL, CSA, FCC, Energy Star and Anatel references remain attached to the product families and configurations shown in the evidence mapping.

Project selection

Confirm the Configuration before Procurement

Use the family comparison to prepare a project brief, then confirm the exact configuration and responsibilities with the project team.

  1. Define the connector mixDocument whether the intended vehicles require CCS1, NACS or both.
  2. Confirm the power architectureDistinguish integrated chargers from the Nova cabinet and Aries or Hydrus terminal split system.
  3. Match certification evidenceVerify every required certification or approval against the selected model and configuration.
  4. Prepare the site scopeAlign electrical, layout, backend, commissioning and operating responsibilities for the project.

Plan a UL-Certified CCS1 or NACS Charging Project

Share the site, vehicle, connector and operating requirements for your UL certified DC fast charger project so the team can review the appropriate documented configuration.

Request a Configuration Review