Hardware · Charger Procurement
Commercial EV chargers for Indonesia.
Compare Type 2 AC, CCS2 DC fast, and GB/T EV chargers from 14–800 kW for hotels, offices, fleets, depots, and public charging stations. Every model includes verified specifications and an official datasheet.
Product Line
Pick a product by vehicle, site, and throughput.
The products below are Starvo's public featured catalogue. Each card opens an indexable product page with key specifications and its official PDF datasheet.
Complete lineup
Choose by site type
Compare power, connector format, intended site fit, and verified brochure specifications on each product page.
Why Starvo
More than just buying a unit.
Installation & commissioning
Site survey, bay layout recommendations, and go-live are handled by the Starvo team so the unit is operational — not just delivered.
Built-in software & dashboard
Every charger connects to the Starvo platform for real-time monitoring, session management, and usage reporting with no separate integration cost.
O&M support
Preventive maintenance and incident handling follow structured procedures, so downtime stays low and stations keep earning.
Proven network standard
The same hardware that has run the Starvo network since 2019 — proven across commercial sites and fleet operations.
FAQ · EV Chargers
Questions to ask before choosing an EV charger
What is the device that charges an electric car called?
It is commonly called an EV charger. AC chargers supply alternating current that the vehicle converts through its onboard charger, while DC fast chargers deliver direct current straight to the battery through the vehicle's charging system.
What is the difference between AC and DC EV chargers?
AC chargers suit long-dwell parking such as hotels, offices, and apartments. DC fast chargers deliver higher power for public charging stations, travel corridors, and fleets that need to get back on the road quickly.
What power levels do Starvo EV chargers cover?
For electric cars, the Starvo range spans from the POLARIS 14 kW Type 2 AC up to the 800 kW POLARIS system. CCS2 DC options start at 30-40 kW and go up to 240 kW, while the liquid-cooled GB/T line is available at 400 kW and 480 kW.
Which connectors are available?
The Starvo catalog covers Type 2 AC, CCS2 DC, and GB/T DC. Compatibility should be checked against the vehicle's port, voltage range, maximum current, and the standard used by the vehicle or fleet.
How much does an EV charger cost?
No single price fits every project. The value depends on the model, power rating, number of connectors, electrical works, installation, commissioning, and the scope of software and maintenance. The Starvo team prepares a quotation after reviewing the vehicles and site conditions.
Can Starvo chargers be installed at home?
The POLARIS 14 is designed for AC charging at apartments, offices, hotels, and shared parking. Installation on residential property still requires checks on electrical capacity, protection, cable routing, and vehicle compatibility before it can be recommended.
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