1P2W, 3P4W
Multi-function Meter
Pulse Output & Modbus RTU
1P2W, 3P4W
Multi-function Meter
Pulse Output & Modbus RTU
1P2W, 45A
Multi-function Meter
Pulse Output & Modbus RTU
What is an EV charging meter and why is it important for EV charging stations?
An EV charging meter is a smart energy meter designed to accurately measure electricity consumption during electric vehicle charging. It enables precise billing, charging data monitoring, and energy management for AC and DC EV charging stations.
Eastron EV charging meters support applications such as commercial EV charging stations, public chargers, workplace charging, and fleet charging systems. As an experienced smart meter manufacturer, we provide OEM and custom EV metering solutions for charging equipment manufacturers and system integrators.
Do you provide OEM and customized EV charging meter solution?
Yes. We provide OEM, ODM, and customized smart meter solutions for EV charging manufacturers, charging operators, and energy solution providers.
Customization options include communication interfaces, meter dimensions, firmware functions, logo branding, housing design, and integration requirements. Our factory supports bulk production and customized EV charging meter development according to customer specifications.
Which communication protocols are supported by Eastron EV charging meters?
Eastron EV charging meters support multiple communication options including RS485 Modbus, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, LoRa, and other IoT communication interfaces.
These communication capabilities allow seamless integration with EV charging management platforms, energy management systems (EMS), and smart building systems for real-time charging data monitoring.
Are Eastron EV charging meters suitable for MID-certified billing applications?
Yes. Eastron EV charging metering solutions include MID-certified energy meters designed for commercial charging applications requiring accurate energy measurement and billing compliance.
They are widely used in European EV charging infrastructure, including public charging stations, commercial buildings, and fleet charging projects.