E-bike charging points are now available in many different variants – from simple Schuko sockets to state-of-the-art direct-charging and combined systems. Each solution has its advantages and disadvantages, depending on the location and the requirements of operators and users. On this page, we outline the most important Types of e-bike charging points outline, compare typical systems and demonstrate why charging solutions from ONgineer, such as the LiON Box a particularly flexible and secure The options are: No need for a separate cable or charger; equipped with comprehensive protection circuits; and exceptionally robust and future-proof.
Charge just like at home, without having to bring your own charger or cable
Integrated system connectors (e.g. Bosch, Shimano, Yamaha, Specialized, Brose, BMZ, …)
Starts automatically when plugged in
Advantage: fast, secure, straightforward
ONgineer example: The LiON Box X covers up to 95 % all standard rechargeable batteries – without the need for any additional accessories.
Standard 230V sockets
Users must bring their own charger and charging cable and keep an eye on them whilst they are charging
Often installed at hotels or tourist information centres
Advantage: universal; disadvantage: less convenience and a lack of security (the charger and cable can be stolen)
ONgineer solution: All LiON Box X models have a 230V fallback solution for special cases and permanently fitted charging cables.
Direct charging + Schuko in a single system
Maximum flexibility for operators and users
Supports multiple e-bikes at the same time
ONgineer advantage:
Combining the LiON Box X and its predecessor, the LiON Box Max 2 full direct-charge points with Schuko socket and, if desired, even feeding into the grid via Solar panels.
Higher charging current (6 A and above)
Shorter charging time, but a risk of reduced battery life
The DJI Avinox system can, for example, charge at up to 12 A, but can only be used with extremely high-quality e-bikes that are specifically designed for it.
ONgineer’s philosophy:
We rely on 4 A as the ideal compromise between speed and safety.
Most „home chargers“ have a charging capacity of just 2 amps.
Multiple charging points
particularly robust and weatherproof
In future, also available with optional Billing systems & Token solutions
ONgineer Industry Solutions:
Hotels, Catering, Company, Local authorities benefit from modular solutions, including. Branding options.
Flexible: Direct charging + Schuko in a single system
Certainly: Comprehensive safety circuits, weatherproof, reduced fire load in buildings
Compatible with: Bosch, Shimano, Yamaha, Rosenberger & more
Future-proof: Interchangeable charging splitters, cloud connectivity and token-based billing are currently under development
Simple: Plug & Play – no app, no registration required
No. ONgineer charging stations come with all standard plugs built in.
Yes, for example, with the LiON Box X.
It has two direct charging points and an additional Schuko socket. .
Not always – higher currents can put a strain on batteries. ONgineer recommends 4 A as a safe and fast standard for e-bikes and 2 amps for e-scooters.
Modern. Sturdy. Modular.
A well-designed storage solution for any terrain
Shallow housing depth for easy retrofitting
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