Rheidon 3.6 kW TÜV-Certified Portable EV Charger | PC200-3K6

Yes, provided the socket and electrical circuit are suitable for EV charging. When using a standard household socket, select 10 A or lower and follow local electrical regulations. For charging at 16 A, use a dedicated reinforced socket rated for continuous high loads and installed by a qualified electrician. Do not use a socket that is old, damaged, unusually warm or shared with other high-power appliances. If in doubt, have the electrical installation checked by a qualified electrician.

3.6 kW is the maximum rated charging power. Actual charging power may vary depending on the power supply, socket and electrical installation, the vehicle’s onboard charger, battery status and the vehicle’s charging limits.

1. Connect the PC200 to the power socket.

2. Select the charging current and, if needed, set the start delay.

3. Connect the Type 2 plug to the vehicle.

Refer to the error code guide printed on the back of the control unit and follow the recommended steps. If the issue persists, please contact our customer support team for further assistance.

Yes. If the PC200 remains connected to the vehicle after charging is complete, it continues to draw a small amount of standby power—approximately 3 W. To avoid unnecessary energy use, disconnect the charger when it is no longer needed.

Yes. The PC200 features Type A residual current protection with 6 mA DC leakage detection, together with protective conductor monitoring for safer charging.

The PC200 carries CE and UKCA markings and is TÜV certified. It comes with a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty.