Top EV Chargers Companies and Manufacturers in the USA

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Charging up an electric vehicle’s battery at an EV charging port

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Electric vehicles (EVs) are purely powered by electricity and are known as the cars of the future. These eco-friendly vehicles have no tailpipe emissions and can go up to 300 miles on a single charge. An EV charger pulls electrical current from a grid, much like any other electrical charger, and delivers it to the designated place, in this instance, the electric vehicle. Depending on the size of the car’s battery, and the charging point’s speed, it can take anywhere from half an hour to 12 hours to fully charge up an electric vehicle’s battery. For example, a 7kW charging port can completely fill up a 60kWh electric car battery in around eight hours.

Charging stations, also known as EV charge ports, are starting to become increasingly available at gas stations and at other designated locations, including parking areas and many other public places. Most of these charging stations provide free charging for electric vehicles. Even restaurants and other businesses have started offering their customers EV charging.

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Top U.S.-Based EV Chargers Suppliers as Found on Thomasnet.com

Table 1 below lists featured suppliers of EV chargers from our platform. Included in the table are the company name, location, year founded, employee count, and estimated annual revenue.

Table 1 – Top U.S.-Based Ev Chargers Suppliers

*Annual Revenue amounts shown are estimated values in U.S. dollars.

Company Summaries

Walther Electric in Somerset, NJ, is a UL 1640 and UL 508A listed manufacturer of electric vehicle charging stations that meets IEC 61851 and IEC 62196 standards.

Solar Cellz USA in Charlotte, NC, is a distributor of electric vehicle three-phase AC charging stations, that include IP65 degree of protection, digital input, and Ethernet, WLAN, or Wi-Fi connectivity.

Gyre9 in Oxford, CT, is a contract manufacturing and development company serving the medical, consumer electronics, and industrial markets, for specification development, electrical, mechanical, medical device and software engineering, manufacturing sourcing, and electro-mechanical assembly.

Tesla Motors Inc. in Austin, TX, is a manufacturer of electric vehicle charging stations, for roadside diners, cafes, and shopping centers.

Broadband TelCom Power, Inc. in Santa Ana, CA, is a manufacturer of electric power management systems for commercial, residential, and internet infrastructure markets. The company’s products include battery and materials handling chargers, electric vehicle charging stations, dual port chargers, AC/DC power supplies, DC/DC and AC/DC converters.

Oscar W. Larson Co. in Clarkston, MI, is an HVAC, construction, remodeling and electrical contractor company specializing in commercial applications of system integration of electric vehicle charging stations.

Wallbox USA Inc. in Mountain View, CA, is a manufacturer of electric vehicle (EV) battery chargers, AC, DC, bidirectional smart chargers, and electric vehicle charging stations suitable for home, commercial, and retail parking lot areas.

Domino Equipment Co. in Oklahoma City, OK, is a distributor of petroleum and car wash equipment.

Pass & Seymour in Syracuse, NY, is a CSA-approved manufacturer of low-voltage electrical assemblies and wiring devices for commercial, residential, hospitality, health care, schools, retail, and office construction projects.

Tritium Technologies LLC in Torrance, CA, is a manufacturer of battery charging systems for electrical vehicle applications and serves the retail, hospitality, heavy commercial, and automotive industries.

Top U.S.-Based EV Chargers Suppliers that Qualify for Diversity Status

In Table 2 below, we list U.S. & Canada-based suppliers of EV chargers that qualify for diversity status based on the company ownership. Diverse business status can be an important supplier selection criterion when doing business with municipalities, states, the federal government, or other large buying organizations that have established formal business policies and practices around increasing diversity of their supply chain partners.

Table 2 – Top U.S.-Based EV Chargers Suppliers that Qualify for Diversity Status

Company
City
State
Zip Code
Year Founded
Employee Size
Annual Revenue*
Diversity Status**
Walther Electric
Somerset
NJ
08873
1992
49
$9,999,999
Small Business Enterprise (SBE)

Solar Cellz USA
Charlotte
NC
28277
2018
–
–
Black American, Small Business Enterprise (SBE)

Apollo Sunguard Systems, Inc.
Sarasota
FL
34233
–
15
$5,500,000
Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, Small Business Enterprise (SBE), Veteran Owned Small Business, Veteran-Owned

Southeastern Security Professionals
Norcross
GA
30093
2003
32
$6,000,000
Asian-Pacific American, Minority Owned (Not Specified), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Woman Owned

Sacred Power Corporation, LLC
Albuquerque
NM
87104
2001
41
$7,875,123
Minority Owned (Not Specified), Native American, SBA 8(a), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)

*Annual Revenue amounts shown are estimated values in U.S. dollars.

**Diversity Status for these suppliers is as reported on Thomasnet.com. Learn more information about diversity certifications in our certifications glossary.

Company Summaries

Walther Electric in Somerset, NJ, is a UL 1640 and UL 508A listed manufacturer of electric vehicle charging stations that meets IEC 61851 and IEC 62196 standards.

Apollo Sunguard Systems, Inc. in Sarasota, FL, is a distributor of electric vehicle charging stations, available in various cord sizes with different charging speeds and 7.2 to 50 kW output power, and a driver-friendly user interface.

Southeastern Security Professionals in Norcross, GA, is a turnkey systems integrator of electrical/energy lighting products including electric vehicle charging stations. Services offered include designing, installation, and maintenance of the company’s products.

Sacred Power Corporation, LLC in Albuquerque, NM, is a turnkey systems integrator of renewable energy systems company, with products designed for residential, commercial, and government applications. The company’s products include photovoltaic panels, solar water heaters, wind turbines, and inverter systems.

Top U.S.-Based EV Chargers Suppliers with Quality Certifications

In Table 3 below, we list U.S. & Canada-based suppliers of EV chargers that qualify for diversity status based on the company ownership. Diverse business status can be an important supplier selection criterion when doing business with municipalities, states, the federal government, or other large buying organizations that have established formal business policies and practices around increasing diversity of their supply chain partners.

Table 3 – Top U.S.-Based EV Chargers Suppliers that have Quality Certifications

*Annual Revenue amounts shown are estimated values in U.S. dollars.

**Quality Standards for these suppliers are as reported on Thomasnet.com. Learn more information about quality certifications in our certifications glossary.

Company Summaries

Walther Electric in Somerset, NJ, is a UL 1640 and UL 508A listed manufacturer of electric vehicle charging stations that meets IEC 61851 and IEC 62196 standards.

Eaton Crouse-Hinds Division in Syracuse, NY, is a manufacturer of electric vehicle charging stations for passenger vehicles and medium-duty trucks. The company serves the aerospace, automotive, military, defense, food, beverage, oil, gas, marine, mining, and other industries.

AeroVironment, Inc. in Monrovia, CA, is a manufacturer of electric vehicle charging stations, as well as unmanned aircraft systems, and electric vehicle charging solutions. Their products include tactical, public safety, and commercial unmanned aircraft systems among other things.

Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. in Melville, NY, is a manufacturer of electrical and electronic products, that include switches, receptacles, wallplates, lights and lighting controls, plugs, connectors, cables, surge arresters, and gateways, for residential, commercial, industrial, hospital, retail, and OEM applications.

Summary

This article provided a summary of the top EV chargers suppliers in the US, including those with diverse business certifications and quality certifications. For additional suppliers of EV chargers products, visit the Thomas Supplier Discovery Platform, where there are more than 48 suppliers of EV chargers available.