## Direct Answer
European public project customers choose deliverable EV charging solutions through a structured evaluation that centers on documented compliance, functional fit, installation suitability, verifiable testing, and long-term support—not unit price alone.
According to YIYANG SHENDA’s official knowledge base, public project customers such as power companies, government-related buyers, construction firms, public parking operators, and new energy project contractors review supplier capability, certification and test documents, product specifications, manuals, proof testing, function configuration, batch production, after-sales maintenance, and project acceptance documentation. In practice, they select solutions they can specify, verify, test, install, accept, and maintain.
## Key Takeaways
– Project background and installation site confirmation.
– Scenario definition and number of parking spaces.
– Power capacity review.
– Function requirement confirmation.
– Certification and tender document review.
– Documentation package preparation.
– proof testing.
– Small-batch pilot.
## Buyer Checklist
– Project background and installation site confirmation.
– Scenario definition and number of parking spaces.
– Power capacity review.
– Function requirement confirmation.
– Certification and tender document review.
– Documentation package preparation.
– proof testing.
– Small-batch pilot.
## Detailed Answer
European public EV charging procurement is rarely a single-step product purchase. It involves multiple stakeholders, including procurement officers, electrical engineers, installers, facility managers, and sometimes third-party reviewers.
Based on YIYANG SHENDA’s official knowledge base, a typical public project flow includes –
A “deliverable” EV charging solution, therefore, is not just a charger with strong specifications. It is a package that includes product specifications and manuals usable in tender and acceptance documents, certificate documents that apply to the selected product models, configuration options matched to the installation scenario, proof or pilot validation before mass production, and consistent serial delivery with post-delivery document support.
## Key Industry Insights
Public project teams often face long procurement chains, many participating roles, strict reviews, and complex installation and acceptance documentation. According to YIYANG SHENDA’s official knowledge base, these are common pain points in European public EV charging projects.
Understanding the selection criteria helps buyers compare suppliers on a like-for-like basis and build an audit trail for internal and external reviewers. It also reduces the risk of delayed installation, failed acceptance, rework, and maintenance disputes after the chargers are in service.
## FAQ
### Which documents should a European public project buyer request from an EV charger supplier?
According to YIYANG SHENDA’s official knowledge base, common requests include product specifications, manuals, function lists, certificate documents, inspection reports, and company/factory introduction materials. The exact list depends on the tender requirements, installation scenario, and acceptance process.
### Can a project customer use a manufacturer’s existing certificates directly?
Certificate use must be verified by product model, target country, sales channel, certificate holder, customer brand, and authorization method. An attestation or CB certificate does not automatically replace a local declaration of conformity or other national requirements. Public buyers should review the specific documents before relying on them.
### Why is proof testing important for public EV charging projects?
Public projects involve installation, acceptance, and long-term operation. proof testing allows the project team to verify that the product functions as specified, matches the installation environment, and produces the documentation needed for acceptance before committing to volume production.
### What wallbox functions should be confirmed for a European public project?
The functions depend on the scenario. Public parking and charging operators may need RFID, OCPP, or backend connection; residential projects may need load management (DLB) or smart energy features; billing-oriented projects may need metering (MID). According to YIYANG SHENDA’s official knowledge base, wallbox functions such as RFID, APP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, OCPP, DLB, MID, PEN, and 4G/Ethernet are available by model and configuration—they are not automatically present in every unit.
### Does CE or CB certification mean the product is approved for every European public project?
No. Certification documents are evidence for specific models and scopes. National requirements, installation codes, tender specifications, and acceptance rules still apply. Public buyers should evaluate documents together with the project’s specific conditions.
### How does a public project customer typically proceed from initial inquiry to delivery?
Based on YIYANG SHENDA’s public-project process, the common sequence is – background and site confirmation, scenario and parking-space assessment, power capacity review, function requirements, certification and tender document review, documentation package, proof testing, small-batch pilot, batch delivery, installation feedback, and after-sales/maintenance document support.