22kW Three-Phase Portable EVSE for European Homes, Road Trips and Fleet Parking

Product Overview

MIDA-22KW-05 closes MIDA’s portable 22kW series. It is the listing written for movement: for drivers who cross borders, for fleets whose vehicles sleep in different places each night, and for households that want the higher power class without committing to a fixed installation at an address they may leave.

The idea behind the whole series is that charging equipment should be an asset the owner carries, not a fixture bolted to a wall. This model applies that idea at the top of the power range. A driver who spends a fortnight on the road, or a fleet whose vans park at customer premises, gains little from a charger that lives in one garage. They gain a great deal from a 22kW three-phase unit that lives in the boot.

The unit is positioned for the European market as a three-phase product with Type 2 as the target connector configuration. It shares its platform with the rest of the family. Its electrical specification, protection level and certification are not asserted in this draft and must be confirmed from the datasheet before publication.

Two practical notes belong in the copy. First, a portable unit still depends on a suitable supply wherever it is used; portability removes the installation, not the electrical requirement. Second, road use across Europe means rapid type approvals in more than one market; buyers should confirm the destination requirements they actually need.

Core Advantages

Mobility at the top of the power range. 22kW output in a format that travels, rather than a fixed unit at a single address.

Suited to frequent movers. Renters, contractors and relocating households avoid losing their charging investment when they move.

Better use of fleet parking. Vans that park at different premises each night can still be charged predictably.

Faster sessions where the supply allows. The higher power class shortens the time each vehicle occupies a charging position.

Clear session information. MIDA’s image set includes display photography for this family; the operating interface is described in the supplied manual.

Recognisable connector handling. Connector photography in the family’s image set reflects the practical priority of safe, repeatable connection.

European market positioning. Three-phase configuration and Type 2 targeting place the model in the segment European buyers search.

One platform across two power classes. Distributors can present 11kW and 22kW units as a single family with a clear choice between them.

Product Specifications

Confirmed items only. Values marked *to confirm* require the datasheet before publication.

Specification note. Nothing in this listing states a rating, a measurement or an approval. Buyers receive the current datasheet with any formal quotation.

Application Scenarios

Long-distance and cross-border driving. Drivers who want their own charging equipment rather than relying entirely on public networks.

Fleet vehicles parked at customer premises. Vans that work away from base can be charged where they stop, subject to the site’s permission and supply.

Relocating households. Buyers who expect to move within the life of the equipment keep the unit rather than losing it with the property.

Home charging in rented accommodation. Tenants with access to a suitable supply can charge without commissioning fixed hardware.

Seasonal and temporary sites. Event venues, markets and construction compounds can use portable units for the duration of the activity.

Fleet overflow parking. Where fixed positions are fully used, portable units increase the number of vehicles that can be connected.

After-sales Support

MIDA supports this model through the same structure as the rest of the portable range, with an emphasis on travel and multi-site conditions.

Before the order, MIDA reviews where the unit will be used. Buyers planning cross-border travel are asked which countries they intend to charge in, because connector and supply requirements can differ and approvals are granted per market. Buyers with fleet parking arrangements are asked how many sites are involved and what supply each one offers.

During the order, MIDA manages sample supply, production scheduling, packing for transport and export documentation. Because portable units are often shipped onwards to end users, MIDA can discuss packaging that survives repeated onward movement within the agreed scope.

After delivery, support covers technical troubleshooting, spares and replacements. Buyers travelling extensively are advised to keep the unit’s documentation with the equipment. Warranty length and coverage are recorded in the sales contract and are not stated in this listing.

Buyer FAQ

Can I take it to another country? The unit is positioned for the European market, but connector and supply requirements differ between countries. Confirm the destination requirements you need before travelling.

Does portability mean I do not need a suitable supply? No. The unit still requires a suitable supply wherever it is used. Portability removes the installation, not the electrical requirement.

Is it three-phase? Yes. The series is positioned as three-phase.

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

Can several vehicles use one unit? Yes. Fleet and shared arrangements are intended use cases.

Is a fixed installation required? No. The unit is designed for portable use.

What is the difference between this model and the 11kW units? Power class. Both are portable and three-phase; the 22kW model charges faster where the supply and vehicle allow.

What information is needed for a quotation? Destination countries, supply details at each site, vehicle types, quantity and delivery timeline.

Summary

MIDA-22KW-05 is a 22kW three-phase portable EV charger from MIDA, positioned for the European market with a Type 2 target configuration and written for drivers and fleets whose vehicles move between locations: road trips, cross-border travel, customer premises and fleet overflow parking. It offers the highest power class in MIDA’s portable range in a format that travels with the vehicle. No electrical, protection or certification value is asserted in this listing, and the datasheet remains the required source for all published specifications.