Hardware at terms
you would not get on your own
ENIO is a software company. We supply the charging hardware all the same: every year we procure more than 1,000 AC charge points and around 100 DC hyperchargers. Those volumes bring purchasing terms a single site will never reach — and we pass them on. For us, selling hardware is not a line of business but a lever to serve customers cheaply.
Vendor-independent — the ENIO backend controls any OCPP-capable hardware, including what you already ownAC and DC from one source
What belongs at a site is decided by how long the vehicles stand there — not by one manufacturer catalogue.
AC charge points
More than 1,000 units a year, mostly from Keba and Schrack. For company garages, staff car parks, residential buildings and anywhere vehicles stand for several hours.
DC hyperchargers
Around 100 units a year, from Alpitronic, Siemens and various Asian manufacturers. For public sites, through traffic and depots with narrow charging windows.
Why a software company sells hardware
A single operator orders ten wallboxes and pays list price. We order more than a thousand a year and pay something else. We do not keep that difference — it is one of the reasons a site pays for itself faster with ENIO. Our return comes from the backend, not from a hardware margin.
- Purchasing terms from annual volumes instead of a single order
- Any manufacturer — the backend is vendor-independent over OCPP
- Existing charge points are integrated rather than replaced
- One point of contact for hardware, commissioning and day-to-day operation
Which hardware suits your site?
Tell us how many vehicles stand how long and what grid capacity is available. You get a proposal with a parts list and a price — and the amortisation calculation with it.