Leading Australian provider of smart electric vehicle charging solutions, offering home wallboxes and commercial charging towers.
Nchaji anya is a prominent Australian brand specializing in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure. The company designs and manufactures a comprehensive range of smart charging solutions suitable for residential, commercial, and public applications.
Their product lineup includes the popular Ocular LTE Wallbox, IQ Tower, na IQ Dual Tower models, known for incorporating LCD screens, OCPP compatibility, and robust safety features. Ocular aims to make EV charging accessible and intelligent, supporting drivers and fleet managers with reliable hardware and integrated software solutions for energy tracking and load management.
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For the socket model, plug the cable into both the car and charger, then the session starts automatically or by pressing the silver button (depending on settings). For the tethered model, plug the attached cable into the car and press the button if required.
Generally, a static green light indicates the charger is ready. A flashing green light means charging is in progress. A red light indicates a fault or error state.
On models like the Ocular LTE, you can cycle through available charging rates (e.g., 8A, 15A, 32A) by pressing the silver button on the side while the charger is NOT plugged into a vehicle.
If an OCPP charger goes offline, you can often still charge using a linked RFID card. The session data is stored locally and will upload to the server once the internet connection is restored.
You can stop the session via your vehicle controls, by tapping your RFID card again, or by pressing the Stop/Silver button on the charger unit.