Charging stations from proven manufacturers

Electromobility is the future, and we will help you be part of it! At Greto Polska, you will find a wide selection of charging stations for electric cars from leading manufacturers. We offer devices that will meet the expectations of even the most demanding customers, both in terms of functionality and reliability.

Our experience in the electromobility industry has allowed us to select devices that stand out for their efficiency, performance and innovative technologies. As a distributor of charging stations, we want charging an electric vehicle to be simple, fast and comfortable.

Take a look at our range of charging stations and choose the model that best suits your needs. Not sure which one is best for you? Contact us and our specialists will help you choose the perfect solution and answer all your questions.

Charging station – key information

Electric car charging stations are devices used to charge batteries in electric vehicles (EVs). They can be located in various places, such as homes, businesses, public car parks, shopping centres and petrol stations. EV charging stations are particularly important in the context of the Electromobility Act. According to its amendment, from 2025, non-residential buildings must allow for the installation of charging points, and residential buildings and large businesses with more than 20 parking spaces are required to install at least one charging point and prepare the infrastructure for expansion.

Types of electric vehicle chargers

There are several types of EV charging stations, which differ in power, charging speed and application. What are the most popular electric car charging stations?

The most common are AC chargers, which use alternating current from the mains. They are usually slower than DC chargers, but cheaper to install and use. An AC charging station typically has a power output of 3.7 kW to 22 kW, making it ideal for charging your vehicle at home or in public places (e.g. restaurants, shopping centres). One type is the wallbox, designed for home use. They are mounted on the wall of a garage or house and typically have a power output of 3.7 kW to 22 kW. Wallboxes are a convenient and practical solution for everyday charging of electric cars at home.

Another type are DC chargers, which use direct current, allowing for much faster battery charging, but DC charging is more expensive to install and use. DC charging stations typically have a power output of 50 kW to 350 kW (or even more). A DC charger for electric cars is ideal for fast charging stations where time is of the essence, such as petrol stations.

When discussing the types of electric charging stations, it is worth answering one of the most frequently asked questions:

What is the difference between an AC and a DC charging station?

In short, an AC electric car charging station is an economical solution for everyday charging, while a DC electric vehicle charging station is an option for those who need to quickly charge their vehicle while travelling.

In addition to the devices mentioned above, there are also mobile electric car charging stations — small and lightweight models that you can take with you on your travels. They plug into a standard electrical outlet and their power usually does not exceed 3.7 kW. A mobile charging station is ideal for emergency charging on the go when no other chargers are available.

How to choose electric car chargers, what to look for?

Choosing a charger for your electric car is an important decision that should be well thought out. What factors should be considered in order to choose a device that will perfectly suit your needs and ensure comfortable and safe charging of your vehicle?

1. Compatibility with your car

When choosing a charger, make sure that its connector is compatible with your electric car (e.g. Type 2, CCS, CHAdeMO). You should also check the maximum charging power supported by your vehicle in order to make the most of your charger's capabilities.

2. Power of electric car charging stations

Charging power is a key parameter that directly affects the time needed to charge an electric car battery. When choosing a charger, you need to adjust its power to your needs — slower charging (e.g. 3.7 kW) is sufficient for daily recharging at home, while faster charging (e.g. 50 kW and above) will be necessary in public car parks when time is limited.

3. Type of EV charger

The type of charger is another important factor when choosing a device — it determines how and how quickly an electric vehicle is charged. AC (alternating current) chargers are ideal for home use, offering slower but cheaper charging, while DC charging stations allow for fast charging on the go but are more expensive. In addition, there are special types of chargers, such as wallboxes for home use and portable chargers, which are worth considering depending on your needs.

4. Price of car charging stations

The price of an electric car charger is also an important factor to consider when making your choice. The cost of purchasing a charger depends on many factors, such as its power, type (AC or DC), brand and additional features. The final choice should be a compromise between price and functionality, taking into account individual needs and financial capabilities.

5. Warranty for car charging points

The warranty for an electric car charger is an important aspect that provides protection in the event of a product failure or defect. It gives you a sense of security and assurance that the manufacturer will repair or replace the device in case of problems. When choosing a charger, it is worth comparing the length and terms of the warranty offered by different manufacturers in order to choose the option that best meets your expectations.

Additional features that an electric car charging station may have

Additional features in electric car chargers can significantly affect the comfort and safety of use. Smart charging, such as scheduling or monitoring energy consumption, allows you to optimise the charging process and adapt it to your needs, while safety features, such as overvoltage and overheating protection, minimise the risk of failure and ensure safe charging of your vehicle.

When choosing a station for electric cars, it is therefore worth paying attention to the available options to match them to your expectations.