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WANLIN-010 OCPP 1.6J smart charging hub: 10 independent 220V/1000W sockets, 10kW total, 4/3/3 phase balancing, LED ring display, per-socket metering. Factory-direct OCPP charging station with CSMS integration.

WANLIN-002 OCPP 1.6J smart socket: 2 independent 220V/1000W sockets, per-socket metering, 4G Cat.1, scan-to-pay and RFID. Factory-direct OCPP charging station for two-wheeler charging with CSMS integration support.

A practical deployment guide for OCPP smart sockets in residential communities and campuses: capacity planning, 4/3/3 phase balancing, payment setup, safety compliance and CSMS operations for e-bike charging.

Interoperability testing confirms WANLIN-002/WANLIN-010 OCPP 1.6J smart sockets connect with mainstream charging management platforms: BootNotification, per-connector StatusNotification, MeterValues streaming, RemoteStart/Stop and OTA firmware all pass joint debugging.

Wanlin announces the global release of its OCPP 1.6J smart socket line: the WANLIN-002 two-socket and WANLIN-010 ten-socket wall-mounted AC charging stations for e-bikes and two-wheelers, with per-socket metering, 4G Cat.1 connectivity and full CSMS interoperability.

Yes. Wanlin is a factory-direct manufacturer of OCPP smart sockets and two-wheeler charging stations. OEM/ODM services include branding, housing color, packaging, firmware configuration and CSMS integration support. MOQ is pilot-project friendly - contact us with your target market and deployment scale for a quotation.

Charging continues. Active sessions keep running under the device's local strategy and safety limits; whitelisted cards keep working via the local list. Session records and metering data are stored on-device and automatically back-filled to your CSMS when connectivity returns.

Yes. Each socket outputs AC 220V at 0-1000W adjustable (factory default 800W) with 0.5 A adjustment steps, configurable locally or remotely. The CSMS can also apply OCPP Smart Charging profiles (TxProfile per session, ChargePointMaxProfile for the site) on top of the hardware limits.

Seven protection layers: overload, over-current (4.6 A per socket), short-circuit, leakage (30 mA, response ≤0.1 s with upstream RCD), over-temperature, no-load cut-off and battery abnormality detection. WANLIN-010 adds graded protection with a 100 mA station-level RCD plus 30 mA per socket. Auto stop-on-full ends charging when current stays low for 5 min···

Yes. Users can scan the QR code (WeChat/Alipay mini-program) to pay by duration or amount, or tap a 13.56 MHz IC card / NFC phone. Offline, a 500-card local whitelist keeps card charging working. Property managers can issue cards for unified billing.

WANLIN-002 and WANLIN-010 support OCPP 1.6J (JSON over WebSocket) as the primary protocol and are compatible with OCPP 2.0.1. Supported 1.6J profiles include Core, Firmware Management, Local Authorization List Management, Reservation, Smart Charging (TxProfile, ChargePointMaxProfile) and Remote Trigger.

OCPP is the Open Charge Point Protocol, the global open standard connecting charging hardware with management platforms (CSMS). For smart sockets it means vendor-independent control: sessions, metering, remote commands and firmware updates all work with any OCPP-compliant platform, so you are never locked to one supplier's cloud.

E-bike and two-wheeler charging at scale needs open-protocol management. Why OCPP smart sockets beat proprietary boxes for communities, campuses and delivery fleets.

What happens when an OCPP smart socket loses connectivity: local authorization, session continuation, metering storage and automatic data back-fill after reconnection.

How OCPP numbers connectors on multi-socket stations: connectorId 0 vs 1..n, per-socket StatusNotification, metering and why platforms must track each connector separately.

How OCPP Smart Charging works on multi-socket stations: ChargePointMaxProfile for site limits, TxProfile for per-session schedules, and how Wanlin smart sockets combine them with local load management.

Comparing OCPP smart sockets with consumer Wi-Fi smart plugs: protocol openness, per-socket metering billing, fleet management and total cost of ownership for charging operators.

OCPP 1.6J vs OCPP 2.0.1 compared: protocol architecture, device model, smart charging and migration path. Practical guidance for charging station buyers choosing smart socket hardware in 2026.

An OCPP smart socket is a charging socket that speaks the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP), the global open standard between charging hardware and charging management platforms. Learn how OCPP 1.6J smart sockets work, what they do, and why buyers choose them.