22kW Mobile Electric Car Charger for Travel, Home and Workplace Charging

Product Overview

MIDA-22KW-04 is the highest-specification presentation in MIDA’s portable range: a 22kW three-phase unit described for buyers who take the equipment seriously as an asset rather than as an accessory. It is written for people who will read the datasheet, ask about production checks and want to know what happens if a unit fails in month fourteen.

The target audience is narrower than the rest of the series. It includes distributors who need to defend a product to their own trade customers, operations managers who are standardising charging across several sites, and technically minded private buyers who compare equipment rather than price alone.

The product itself is a 22kW three-phase portable EV car charger, positioned for the European market with Type 2 as the target connector configuration. It shares the family platform. The differences presented here concern how units are made, checked and supported — not a different electrical specification, which this draft does not assert.

That distinction matters for anyone preparing marketing copy. A factory inspection record shows that a producer checks its own output; it is not a third-party certification, and it does not replace market approvals for the destination country. MIDA’s materials should keep those two ideas separate, and this listing does.

Core Advantages

Higher power class, portable format. The 22kW tier shortens charging sessions where the supply and vehicle allow, without tying the buyer to one location.

Factory inspection as standard practice. Units pass through MIDA’s production checks, and buyers can request the relevant inspection documentation for their order.

Suited to multi-site standardisation. Operations that need the same equipment at several locations can buy one model and move units as demand shifts.

Attractive to trade resellers. A clearly described product with a defined market position is easier for distributors to present than an ambiguous catalogue item.

European market alignment. Three-phase configuration and Type 2 targeting match the way European trade buyers specify portable charging equipment.

Useful across travel, home and workplace. One unit covers the three settings where a driver most often needs a charge.

Supportable lifecycle. Spare parts, troubleshooting and replacement planning are handled through a documented process rather than informally.

No installation overhead. Portable equipment avoids the site works, permissions and lead times associated with fixed charging points.

Product Specifications

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

Specification note. MIDA’s factory-inspection practice is an internal quality process. It is not a certification, and no market approval should be claimed on the basis of it.

Application Scenarios

Professional travel. Field staff who cover long routes and need reliable charging away from a fixed base.

Workplace charging at scale. Employers standardising charging across several offices or depots can deploy the same model everywhere.

Distributor demonstration stock. Trade resellers often keep one unit available for customer demonstrations and site assessments.

Home charging for high-mileage drivers. Buyers who drive long distances daily and need the vehicle ready again quickly.

Multi-site small business. A single model used across several premises, moved between them as requirements change.

Trial deployments. Organisations evaluating whether to invest in fixed infrastructure can measure real demand with portable units first.

After-sales Support

MIDA’s support for MIDA-22KW-04 is designed for buyers who will ask detailed questions, so the process is documented at each stage.

Before the order, MIDA reviews the application in technical terms: the site supply, the vehicles, the expected charging window and the environment. Distributors preparing their own listings are also encouraged to confirm acceptable marketing claims with MIDA so that published copy does not overstate the product.

During the order, MIDA manages sample supply, production scheduling, inspection documentation on request, packing and export paperwork. Labelling, manual and carton changes are available within the agreed OEM scope.

After delivery, support covers technical troubleshooting, spare parts and replacement planning. Fault reports are logged and reviewed so that repeat issues are addressed at the source. Warranty length and coverage are commercial terms recorded in the sales contract and are deliberately omitted from this listing.

Buyer FAQ

What sets this model apart from the other 22kW listings? Same power class and platform. This listing is written for buyers who want the production, inspection and support story in detail.

Does factory testing mean the unit is certified? No. Factory inspection is MIDA’s internal quality process. Market certification is a separate matter and must be confirmed per destination.

Is it approved for my country? Approval status varies by market. Ask MIDA for the specific documentation required by your destination before publishing or importing.

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 it be used at home and at work? Yes. Both are intended settings, provided each site’s supply is suitable.

Do you provide technical documentation for resellers? Yes, on request, including product imagery. Note that image filenames in MIDA’s shared folder are asset labels and do not document specifications.

What is needed for a quotation? Destination market, site supply details, vehicle types, quantity, documentation requirements and delivery timeline.

Summary

MIDA-22KW-04 is a 22kW three-phase portable EV charger from MIDA, positioned for the European market with a Type 2 target configuration and presented for buyers who evaluate production quality and support as closely as they evaluate the product itself. It serves travel, home, workplace and multi-site operations. Factory inspection is an internal MIDA process and is not presented as certification. No electrical, protection or approval value is asserted in this listing.