Injet Hub

Injet Hub(Under Upgrade – Coming Soon!)
30kW - 40kW Fast DC Charging Station
“The Smart Bridge to Fast Charging: Efficiency Meets Power.”
The Injet Hub is the ultimate DC fast-charging solution for environments where time is money but infrastructure is limited. Delivering a potent 30kW to 40kW output, it offers significantly faster turnaround times than standard AC chargers without the high installation costs of large-scale DC stations. OZEV-authorised and built for the rigours of commercial use, Injet Hub is the ideal choice for UK fleet depots, workplace parking, and retail locations looking to future-proof their EV offering.
- Ultra Slim Design: One of the thinnest DC chargers on the market, saves space.
- Easy Installation: Power module mounts last—one man job.
- OCPP 2.0 Ready: Future-proof protocol support for seamless backend integration.
- Plug & Charge: Supports ISO 15118 for automatic, secure vehicle authentication.
Ultra Slim Profile
Build to increase charging efficiency
- One of the thinnest DC chargers available—perfect for space-limited environments such as pubs, corner shops, or curbside installations.
- Compact without compromise, higher to 40kw output power are designed to maximize usable space in urban and high-traffic areas.
One man job of Installation
Optimized for any location
- Power module clicks in last—charger can be mounted first by a single installer, reducing time and complexity.
- Unique design allows one person to complete whole install process, significantly lowering installation costs.
Smart Protocol Integration
Improve Your ROI
- Fully supports OCPP 2.0 with complete feature compatibility, ready to integrate with any eMSP on the market
- ISO 15118 plug & charge enabled, delivering seamless, secure, and automated charging sessions



INJET Smart App – Take Control from Anywhere
Click2Charge- Public charging made seamless, smart, and scalable.
Effortless Payments
Supports contactless terminals—no app or account needed. Ideal for public and semi-public sites. Operators can define pricing structures such as employee discounts or loyalty rates.
Built-In Navigation Support
Compatible with major EV navigation apps, helping users discover your charging stations easily. Boosts traffic to your site and ensures better charger utilization.
Reservation-Ready Experience
Allow users to book charging slots in advance reducing queue time and helping operators plan site usage more efficiently.
Real-Time Operational Insights
Monitor charging activity, station status, energy usage, and revenue—all from one dashboard. Designed to support operators at scale, from a single location to a nationwide rollout.
Injet CMS- Full control of chargers—anywhere, anytime, effortlessly.
Charger Management
Easily Managing your chargers and Monitor charger health, availability, and live status from a central dashboard.
Remote Updates
Push firmware upgrades or configuration changes across your network without site visits. Keep devices secure and up to date with minimal effort.
Simple Localized Operation
Perfect for hotels, fleets, or residential complexes. Set custom electricity rates, issue RFID value cards, and run closed-loop charging—no third-party billing needed.
Multi-Site Scalability
Built to manage multiple chargers across different locations. Whether you oversee five chargers or fifty, CMS keeps your operations streamlined and consistent from one interface.






























Technical Specifications
| Features | Injet Hub |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 20kW / 30kW / 40kW (DC) |
| Input Voltage | 400V ±10% |
| Communication | Ethernet, 4G-LTE, Wi-Fi |
| Charging Interface | 10" High-Contrast Touchscreen |
| Ingress Protection | IP54 |
| Safety Features | Over/Under Voltage, Overcurrent, Overtemp, Short Circuit |
| Working Temperature | -30℃ to 50℃, Derating Output in 55℃ |
| Certification | CE/ RoHS |
Full Range Charging Solutions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Why choose a 30kW-40kW DC charger over a 22kW AC charger?
A: Speed and compatibility. The Injet Hub (DC) bypasses the vehicle’s onboard charger, delivering power directly to the battery. This allows most EVs to charge up to 3x faster than they would on an AC point, making it perfect for short-stay parking and fleet turnaround.
Q2: Does the Injet Hub require a major grid upgrade?
A: Not necessarily. One of the biggest advantages of the 30kW-40kW Hub is that it provides fast charging within the existing power capacity of many UK commercial buildings, avoiding the massive infrastructure costs associated with 60kW+ chargers.
Q3: Is the Injet Hub eligible for the OZEV grant?
Yes. As an OZEV-authorised manufacturer, Injet Hub installations at eligible workplaces can qualify for government grants, helping to offset the initial investment cost.
Q4: Is it compatible with all UK electric vehicles?
A: Yes, the Hub comes equipped with the industry-standard CCS2 connector, ensuring compatibility with virtually all modern electric cars and vans sold in the UK.
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