11kW 22kw 400V 3Phase Mobile EV Charger for European Home and Fleet Charging

Product Overview

MIDA-11KW-02 is the second entry in MIDA’s 11kW portable range and the model aimed at buyers who run charging across more than one location. It is the same 11kW three-phase platform described in Listing 01, but it is presented for operators — small fleets, workshops, servicing companies and multi-site businesses — rather than for the single-car household.

The thinking behind the model is straightforward. A business that offers charging at a depot, a customer site and a temporary location rarely wants three separate fixed installations. A mobile charger can be issued to a driver, shared between vehicles or carried between sites, and the company keeps control of the hardware because it is never permanently bolted into someone else’s building.

For Europe, the unit is positioned as a three-phase product with Type 2 as the target connector configuration. As with every listing in this family, that is market targeting rather than a verified specification, and the fitted connector, current rating and supply characteristics must be confirmed from the datasheet before any order is placed.

One element deserves a careful note. MIDA’s shared image set includes a file labelled Adjustable-Current-11kw-EVSE.jpg, which indicates that an adjustable-current variant is referenced within the product photography. Adjustable current is therefore mentioned here as a variant reference only. The range, steps and availability of that variant are not confirmed in this draft and should be verified with MIDA before the feature is described to a customer.

Core Advantages

Multi-site economics. Instead of commissioning charging hardware at each location, an operator buys a smaller number of portable units and moves them as demand changes. Capital stays flexible.

Simple dispatch from one SKU. Standardising on one internal SKU simplifies purchasing, spares planning and driver training. Anyone who has used the unit at one site can use it at another.

Fits mixed vehicle pools. Fleet depots often run a mixture of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. The 11kW three-phase class covers routine overnight and daytime top-up needs for that mix without pushing site power demand higher than it needs to be.

Reduced installation friction. Sites that cannot be modified — leased units, shared yards, listed buildings, short-term contracts — can still offer charging without a fixed install.

European market focus. Three-phase configuration and Type 2 positioning are built into how this model is presented, so the specification conversation begins from European requirements.

Variant flexibility. The product photography set references an adjustable-current variant, giving buyers a route to discuss different operating preferences once the details are formally confirmed.

Service without site visits. Small operators without a resident electrician can return a unit for service instead of coordinating an on-site call-out.

A clear upgrade path. Organisations that outgrow the portable format can later move to fixed infrastructure while keeping their charging habits and driver training unchanged.

Product Specifications

Only confirmed items are listed. Everything marked *to confirm* must be verified from the datasheet before publishing.

Specification note. The presence of an adjustable-current image asset does not by itself document the feature. Treat adjustable current as a topic to raise with MIDA, not as a confirmed capability.

Application Scenarios

Small fleet depots. Vehicles return overnight and rotate through a small number of charging positions. Portable units let the depot cover more vehicles than it has fixed points.

Service and maintenance vans. A technician who drives to customer premises can top up at the depot in the morning and, where the customer permits, during the working day.

Workplace charging schemes. Employers who want to test demand before investing in fixed infrastructure can issue portable units for a trial period and measure real usage.

Trade shows, events and temporary sites. Where power is available but no permanent charging point exists, a portable unit covers the gap for the duration of the event.

Shared housing and small landlords. Landlords who want to offer charging to tenants without altering the building can provide a portable unit under a simple usage agreement.

Backup for fixed infrastructure. When a fixed charger is offline, mobile units keep operations moving while the fault is repaired.

After-sales Support

MIDA handles this model through a commercial export service structure with three stages.

Before the order, the team reviews the intended application. Buyers are asked about site power arrangements, the vehicle mix, the number of charging positions and the expected daily usage so that any recommendation reflects real conditions rather than a catalogue default.

During the order, MIDA manages sample arrangements, production scheduling, packing and export documentation. Distributors who need their own labelling, manuals or cartons can discuss the scope within the agreed OEM arrangement. The assigned image set includes MIDA’s premium packing photography, and packing requirements can be tailored around the destination market.

After delivery, support covers technical troubleshooting, spare parts and replacement planning. Fault reports follow a documented process so that repeat issues are fed back into production rather than handled case by case. Warranty length and coverage are commercial terms confirmed in the sales contract and are intentionally not stated here.

Buyer FAQ

What makes this model different from MIDA-11KW-01? Both are 11kW three-phase portable chargers. MIDA-11KW-02 is presented for multi-site and fleet use, and its image set references an adjustable-current variant. The underlying power class is the same.

Is adjustable current included? An adjustable-current variant is referenced in MIDA’s image set, but the feature is not confirmed for every configuration. Ask MIDA to state the exact position for your order.

Which connector is fitted? Type 2 is the target configuration for the European market. Confirm the fitted connector from the datasheet.

Can one unit serve several drivers? Yes. Fleet and shared-use arrangements are intended applications. Operators usually agree their own usage and handover rules.

Is a fixed installation required? No. The product is a portable unit designed for use without permanent installation, provided the site supply is suitable.

Can it charge different vehicle models? The unit is intended for European passenger and light commercial EVs. Confirm compatibility with your specific vehicles before committing to volume.

Do you supply spare parts and documentation? Yes, on request. Documentation is prepared for the destination market.

What information do you need for a quotation? Target country, site supply details, vehicle types, quantity, packaging requirements and delivery timeline.

Summary

MIDA-11KW-02 is an 11kW three-phase portable EV charger from MIDA, positioned for the European market with a Type 2 target configuration and aimed at multi-site, workplace and small fleet charging. Its distinguishing feature in this draft is a referenced adjustable-current variant noted in MIDA’s image set and explicitly left unconfirmed. As with the rest of the family, the internal SKU carries no verified electrical data, and the datasheet is the only acceptable source for current rating, supply characteristics, protection, cable data, dimensions and certification.