Bryan K.S Chang , CEO of Gloquadtech (far right), participated in the world’s largest EV exhibition, EVS38, held from June 19 to 22 (local time) in Gothenburg, Sweden. At the joint booth of the CharIN (Charging Interface Initiative), he and his team showcased the company’s products, including the Supply Equipment Communication Controller (SECC) and the Electric Vehicle Communication Controller (EVCC). (Photo credit: Gloquadtech)
Gloquadtech is a global leader in EV charging communication solutions, continuously participating in the international standardization of EV charging technologies while providing high-reliability and highly interoperable products. Since its establishment in 2012, the company has verified the performance of its EV charging communication solutions—including SECCs and EVCCs—in over 60 countries. Gloquadtech has been expanding its B2B business targeting the global EV market, supplying to both EV manufacturers (OEMs) and charging equipment manufacturers.
From June 15 to 18 (local time), the company took part in EVS38 in Gothenburg, Sweden, where it unveiled its latest achievements in charging communication and intelligent control, including SECCs, EVCCs, smart control charging communication solutions, and bidirectional power transfer (V2G) support solutions at the CharIN joint booth.
As an official member of CharIN, Gloquadtech actively contributes to the international standardization of EV charging technologies. The company supplies highly reliable and interoperable EV charging communication controllers and test solutions domestically and abroad. At EVS38, Gloquadtech demonstrated not only its technological capabilities in EV charging communication but also its system integration expertise.
Gloquadtech’s Supply Equipment Communication Controller (SECC)
(Photo credit: Gloquadtech)
The SECC facilitates communication between the EV and the charger during the charging process in accordance with “charging communication standards.” It offers excellent convenience thanks to its capability for remote software updates and supports various international standards. The SECC product, GQSE8823K, complies with the “Smart Control Charging Communication Standard,” the world’s first standard developed by the Ministry of Environment to enhance EV charging safety.
The EVCC is a communication controller supplied to global EV OEMs in Korea and abroad. By providing a variety of customized solutions that reflect customers’ requirements, Gloquadtech contributes to establishing a safe EV charging ecosystem.
Since 2012, Gloquadtech has been leading technology development in the field of charging communication controllers, developing products that support power line communication (PLC) modem technology and a wide range of international standards related to EV charging, while acquiring relevant standard certifications. PLC is a data communication technology that uses power lines and has been applied to the Combined Charging System (CCS), an international standard for EV charging.
CEO Bryan K.S Chang commented,
“Building a reliable and efficient charging communication environment will be the foundation for creating a safe and sustainable energy network. Going forward, we will continue to communicate closely with our global customers and design a standardized future together to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles.”
Gloquadtech’s Electric Vehicle Communication Controller (EVCC)
(Photo credit: Gloquadtech)
Reporter: Lee Junhee (jhlee@etnews.com)
Bryan K.S Chang , CEO of Gloquadtech (far right), participated in the world’s largest EV exhibition, EVS38, held from June 19 to 22 (local time) in Gothenburg, Sweden. At the joint booth of the CharIN (Charging Interface Initiative), he and his team showcased the company’s products, including the Supply Equipment Communication Controller (SECC) and the Electric Vehicle Communication Controller (EVCC). (Photo credit: Gloquadtech)
Gloquadtech is a global leader in EV charging communication solutions, continuously participating in the international standardization of EV charging technologies while providing high-reliability and highly interoperable products. Since its establishment in 2012, the company has verified the performance of its EV charging communication solutions—including SECCs and EVCCs—in over 60 countries. Gloquadtech has been expanding its B2B business targeting the global EV market, supplying to both EV manufacturers (OEMs) and charging equipment manufacturers.
From June 15 to 18 (local time), the company took part in EVS38 in Gothenburg, Sweden, where it unveiled its latest achievements in charging communication and intelligent control, including SECCs, EVCCs, smart control charging communication solutions, and bidirectional power transfer (V2G) support solutions at the CharIN joint booth.
As an official member of CharIN, Gloquadtech actively contributes to the international standardization of EV charging technologies. The company supplies highly reliable and interoperable EV charging communication controllers and test solutions domestically and abroad. At EVS38, Gloquadtech demonstrated not only its technological capabilities in EV charging communication but also its system integration expertise.
Gloquadtech’s Supply Equipment Communication Controller (SECC)
(Photo credit: Gloquadtech)
The SECC facilitates communication between the EV and the charger during the charging process in accordance with “charging communication standards.” It offers excellent convenience thanks to its capability for remote software updates and supports various international standards. The SECC product, GQSE8823K, complies with the “Smart Control Charging Communication Standard,” the world’s first standard developed by the Ministry of Environment to enhance EV charging safety.
The EVCC is a communication controller supplied to global EV OEMs in Korea and abroad. By providing a variety of customized solutions that reflect customers’ requirements, Gloquadtech contributes to establishing a safe EV charging ecosystem.
Since 2012, Gloquadtech has been leading technology development in the field of charging communication controllers, developing products that support power line communication (PLC) modem technology and a wide range of international standards related to EV charging, while acquiring relevant standard certifications. PLC is a data communication technology that uses power lines and has been applied to the Combined Charging System (CCS), an international standard for EV charging.
CEO Bryan K.S Chang commented,
“Building a reliable and efficient charging communication environment will be the foundation for creating a safe and sustainable energy network. Going forward, we will continue to communicate closely with our global customers and design a standardized future together to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles.”
Gloquadtech’s Electric Vehicle Communication Controller (EVCC)
(Photo credit: Gloquadtech)
Reporter: Lee Junhee (jhlee@etnews.com)