Beast (7.4 kW)
The DeCharge Beast is a mid-tier AC charger designed for moderate to heavy usage locations such as apartment complexes, retail parking lots, workplaces, and commercial buildings. It strikes a balance between performance, size, and cost, making it the most versatile unit in the DeCharge lineup.
Whether installed by real estate developers, small businesses, or fleet operators, the Beast is engineered for reliability, rewards efficiency, and community visibility.
Technical Overview
Rated Output Power
7.4 kW (AC)
Input
230V, 32A, 50Hz (single-phase)
Charging Interface
Type-2 Connector
Connectivity Options
4G SIM / Wi-Fi
Protection Rating
IP55/IP56
Enclosure
Anodized aluminum, tamper-resistant
Mounting Options
Wall or pole (steel or concrete base)
Firmware
OTA-enabled, smart diagnostics

Ideal Use Cases
The Beast is built for sites with higher EV footfall or where full-sized vehicles frequently park for extended durations. Common deployments include:
Apartment complexes and housing societies
Tech parks and office campuses
Shopping malls and retail locations
Educational campuses
EV taxi and rideshare fleets
Public and semi-public parking facilities
With higher power delivery, the Beast supports faster turnaround for EV users, typically charging 25-35 kWh in a few hours, suitable for both daily drivers and professional fleets.
Network Role and Incentive Profile
The Beast is classified as a Mid Tier reward device. Due to its higher energy throughput and session volume, it qualifies for:
Base energy rewards (per kWh)
Uptime bonuses
Location-based geo multipliers
Deployment cohort and reliability bonuses
Typical Daily Output
25-40 kWh/day
Sessions per Day
4-8
Reward Priority Tier
Mid (↑ compared to Mini)
Internet Dependence
High (requires stable 4G/Wi-Fi)
With strong utilization, a Beast in the right location can outperform even higher-power units in ROI and reward flow.
Deployment Models
Beast units are available in multiple deployment configurations:
1. Direct Shipping (DIY Ownership) Buy, install, and operate the unit yourself. Hosts receive full revenue and rewards. Ideal for property owners, real estate developers, and businesses.
2. Delegated Deployment For users who want to fund a Beast without managing installation. DeCharge installs the unit at a mapped high-demand site and shares a portion of rewards with the sponsor.
3. B2B or CapEx/OpEx Bundles Beasts are offered to institutional buyers and city infrastructure projects via capital or operating lease models.
Installation Requirements
Electrical Input
32A, Input Breaker: 40 Amps 2 pole MCB, 3-core 10 sqmm copper cable
Earthing
Earth connection with <2V N-E voltage
Internet
Dedicated 4G SIM (non-M2M) or Wi-Fi (100 Mbps+)
Mounting Surface
Pole (with anchor bolts) or wall (concrete/plaster)
Installation Time: ~60 to 90 minutes Commissioning Support: Provided by DeCharge or via certified partners
Full commissioning includes power checks, connectivity tests, safety validation, and CMS onboarding.
Maintenance & Operations
Firmware pushed monthly (OTA)
Self-testing diagnostics every 24 hours
Quarterly on-site health checks recommended
Secure remote control: reboot, disable, lock/unlock
For B2B operators, dashboard analytics include:
Session logs and revenue tracking
Error notifications
Site-wise utilization heatmaps
Commercial and Community Impact
The Beast is a perfect blend of performance and affordability, enabling:
Monetization of underused real estate
High-visibility community engagement
Fleet uptime optimization
Retail footfall enhancement
Beast chargers often serve as “critical nodes” in local networks drawing regular traffic and improving reliability metrics in the surrounding EV Charging Infra Network.
Summary
Output
7.4 kW AC
Use Case
Residential, Retail, Fleet
Reward Tier
Mid (higher kWh multiplier)
Deployment Options
Direct / Delegated / B2B
Charging Time (EV)
3-4 hrs for ~30 kWh
Maintenance
Low-touch, OTA + quarterly cleaning
With its all-weather design, smart telemetry, and high community utility, the DeCharge Beast is a core in our global energy network.
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