AC charger · 16 A 3-pin socket

3.3 kWAC Charger

TOBOR Lite 3.3 · Homes, small shops and two-wheeler parking

TOBOR Lite is a compact single-phase charging point for overnight charging at home. It charges two-, three- and four-wheelers from a standard 16 A socket, with app control and an integrated energy meter.

TOBOR 3.3 kW AC Charger, front view
Output
3.3 kW AC
Connector
16 A 3-pin socket
Vehicles
2W · 3W · 4W
Mounting
Wall mount or floor stand
Specification

Technical sheet

Rated output
3.3 kW AC
Connector
16 A 3-pin socket
Supply
230 V AC · single-phase
Current
16 A
Vehicles
2W · 3W · 4W
Charging time
4–6 h (2W) · 6–8 h (3W) · 10–12 h (4W)
Connectivity
BLE · Wi-Fi · OTA updates
User access
Mobile app
Display
Smart LED indicators + energy meter
Mounting
Wall mount or floor stand
Enclosure
Indoor / sheltered installation

Charging time depends on vehicle battery size, state of charge and the vehicle's accepted power. Supply voltage, connector and protocol are confirmed in the technical offer for each site.

Key features

What's built in

  • Smart auto power cut-off on full charge and on inactivity
  • Power and voltage surge protection
  • Short-circuit and over-temperature protection
  • Integrated smart LED indicators with energy meter
  • BLE / Wi-Fi with over-the-air firmware updates
  • Session data and user authentication through the TOBOR app
TOBOR 3.3 kW AC Charger, side view
Questions

3.3 kW AC Charger FAQs

Who should install the 3.3 kW charger?
Individual EV owners with a two-, three- or four-wheeler who charge overnight at home. It runs on a standard single-phase supply, so most homes need no connection upgrade.
Can it be installed outdoors?
It is designed for indoor or sheltered locations. Install it in a covered parking bay or garage, away from direct rain.
What is in the box?
The charger unit with its 16 A 3-pin socket, mounting accessories and user manual. Floor stands and cables are available separately.

Need more than one charger?

For societies, fleets and public sites we size the charger mix, load management and — where the grid connection is tight — a TOBOR BESS buffer.