Businesses that evaluate ChargingShop.eu before their first order typically confirm OCPP compatibility and long-term support availability within a single conversation with our technical team, rather than piecing it together from a spec sheet alone.
CHRG Network communicates with charging hardware using OCPP, the protocol maintained by the Open Charge Alliance, which allows it to manage access control, usage tracking, and automated billing across chargers from multiple manufacturers rather than locking a site into one closed system.
The company has operated since 2019, with CHRG Network's software running since 2017, and now maintains storefronts across Lithuania, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. Partners receive ongoing technical support after installation, which is the basis of a real relationship rather than a single transaction.
Single phase supply caps AC charging around 7.4kW regardless of the charger's rating, while three phase supply allows up to 22kW when both charger and vehicle support it, a distinction that matters most for multi-vehicle households and almost all commercial sites.
It continuously monitors a property's total electrical draw and adjusts charging speed in real time, preventing the charger from overloading the panel when other appliances draw power at the same moment, typically using CT clamps feeding live data back into the platform.
ChargingShop.eu began in 2019 as a B2B supplier of EV charging hardware, built specifically for installers, electricians, and businesses navigating the early, occasionally confusing years of the EEA's electric mobility transition. The company's real technical foundation, however, traces back to 2017, when CHRG Network was first built as a charging station management platform rather than a simple ecommerce storefront layered on top of a product catalog.
That distinction shapes how the business still operates. Hardware from ABB, V2C, and Alfen gets evaluated for OCPP compatibility before it's added to the catalog, which is why every charger sold here can run on CHRG Network's access control, usage tracking, and automated billing tools without a workaround or third-party bridge. Businesses considering a long-term supplier relationship tend to care more about this kind of consistency than about any single product's spec sheet, and it's the reason installers keep returning for repeat B2B orders rather than shopping around each time.
For a broader look at what the company offers beyond the technical layer, serving installers across the EEA is covered in more detail on the main hub. The OCPP standard underpinning all of this is maintained by the Open Charge Alliance, an independent industry body rather than any single hardware manufacturer, which is part of why it has become the accepted standard across the sector.
Every charger we sell is evaluated for genuine OCPP compatibility before it reaches the catalog, so remote monitoring and billing work without a workaround.
We help partners plan CT clamp placement and dynamic load management settings appropriate to the property's actual electrical capacity, not a generic default.
Where solar is already installed or planned, we advise on charger and inverter compatibility so variable-rate solar charging works as intended from day one.
For multi-charger commercial sites, we configure per-session billing and access control through CHRG Network so the install becomes a working revenue system, not just wired hardware.
For the technical detail behind panel capacity and phase questions specifically, our how dynamic load management protects your panel guide walks through it in full, and our smart charger and OCPP app guide covers the software side for anyone comparing platforms.
Get a straight answer on OCPP compatibility, load management, or which brand actually fits your site, before you commit to anything. If you already know what you need, you can also browse the full range and compare models directly.