11kW 22kw Mode 2 Portable EV Charger Station for European Homes and Small Fleets

Product Overview

MIDA-11KW-04 is the quality-led presentation of MIDA’s 11kW portable charger family, assembled for buyers who care as much about consistency between units as about the headline figure. It is aimed at households buying their first EV charger and at small fleets — typically between three and twenty vehicles — where a single failure is noticed immediately and where the purchasing decision is made by an owner rather than a procurement department.

The model keeps the family’s core shape: an 11kW three-phase unit in a portable format, positioned for the European market with Type 2 as the target connector configuration. What changes in this listing is emphasis. The conversation here is about how units are produced, checked and packed, and about what a buyer should expect when the same model is ordered a second time.

Small buyers often underestimate that last point. A household buys one unit; a builder with eight vans buys eight. If units behave differently from one another, driver confidence collapses quickly, and the business ends up managing complaints instead of charging vehicles. The image set assigned to this listing includes factory-testing and display photography, which is why the listing leads on consistency.

The adjustable-current variant noted elsewhere in MIDA’s image set is also referenced here, again as a variant indication only. Neither the availability nor the range of that option is confirmed in this draft.

Core Advantages

Consistency across a batch. Units are produced and checked as a batch rather than individually finished, which matters when a fleet orders the same model more than once.

Right power for European homes. 11kW three-phase suits domestic and small commercial supplies and covers routine overnight charging for most European passenger EVs.

Small enough to manage without a specialist. A household or a small business can operate the equipment without a dedicated electrical team on site.

Clear display interface. MIDA’s image set includes display photography, and the model is intended to give the driver visible feedback during a charging session so problems are noticed early.

Adjustable-current variant referenced. Buyers who need to match charging to a site’s available capacity can raise the topic with MIDA, subject to confirmation.

Portable format protects the investment. When a household moves or a business relocates, the unit moves with them.

Straightforward spares position. One platform across the 11kW range means fewer part numbers to hold and simpler support conversations.

Easy to quote. One SKU, one power class, one market positioning — a distributor can price it without a long configuration discussion.

Product Specifications

Confirmed items only. Anything marked *to confirm* requires the datasheet before publication.

Specification note. Factory-testing photography is a producer’s own quality-control record, not a third-party certificate. No certification mark, protection level or electrical value is stated in this listing.

Application Scenarios

First-time home charging. New EV owners who want a usable charging routine without committing to a fixed installation at a property they may not keep.

Small trade fleets. Electricians, plumbers, cleaners and delivery operators running a handful of vans need predictable overnight charging at one yard. Portable units avoid a full installation project.

Family households with two vehicles. A single unit used in sequence overnight covers both cars in many cases, which is cheaper than two fixed points.

Rental and shared housing. Tenants who cannot install hardware but have access to a suitable supply can still charge at home.

Workplace parking for small employers. Businesses with a dozen staff can test demand before deciding on fixed infrastructure.

Replacement and overflow capacity. Units added alongside existing fixed chargers increase the number of vehicles that can be connected at once.

After-sales Support

MIDA’s support for this model follows the same three-stage structure used across the portable range, with an added emphasis on batch consistency because the target buyers are repeat purchasers.

Before the order, MIDA reviews the application and confirms which configuration suits the buyer’s supply and vehicles. Small fleet buyers are asked for the number of vehicles, the charging window available and whether drivers will share units or keep their own.

During the order, MIDA manages samples, production scheduling, packing and export documentation. Buyers ordering multiple units can request that a batch be packed for straightforward onward distribution, and the family’s premium packing photography reflects that requirement.

After delivery, support covers technical questions, fault diagnosis, spare parts and replacement planning. Buyers are encouraged to report faults with the unit’s operating history so that any pattern can be identified. Warranty length and coverage remain commercial terms set out in the sales contract and are not stated in this listing.

Buyer FAQ

How many units does a small fleet usually need? It depends on the charging window and the number of vehicles. As a rule, one unit per vehicle covers the widest range of schedules; sharing works when vehicles return at different times. MIDA can help work through the arithmetic.

Is the unit tested before shipping? Factory inspection is part of MIDA’s production process. Ask for the inspection documentation applicable to your order.

Is adjustable current available? An adjustable-current variant is referenced in MIDA’s image set. Confirm the exact position, range and availability with MIDA before offering the feature.

Is it a fixed or portable product? Portable. No permanent installation is required.

Will it work with vehicles from different brands? The model is positioned for European-standard vehicles with Type 2 as the target configuration. Confirm compatibility for your specific fleet.

How does it compare with the 22kW model? Both are portable and three-phase. The 22kW model suits sites with a higher-capacity supply; the 11kW model is the more common fit for domestic and small commercial installations.

Do you offer OEM branding? OEM and ODM scope can be discussed within MIDA’s agreed arrangements.

What do I need for a quotation? Target market, quantity, site supply details, vehicle types and required delivery date.

Summary

MIDA-11KW-04 is an 11kW three-phase portable EV charger from MIDA, positioned for the European market with a Type 2 target configuration and presented for households and small fleets that value repeatable quality. Its emphasis is production consistency, visible driver feedback and a manageable ownership experience. The adjustable-current variant referenced in MIDA’s image set is noted but unconfirmed, and no electrical, protection or certification value is asserted in this listing.