Observation 1
Accepted OCPP 1.6J boot and operational status evidence
evtrip.net charger evidence
Review anonymized operational observations from 3+ chargers and 60+ completed sessions. Evidence was reviewed on 14 August 2026 and is not OCPP certification.
Only reviewed, model-level observations are listed. Missing evidence never counts as a failed capability.
Accepted OCPP 1.6J boot and operational status evidence
Completed charging sessions with transaction-scoped energy readings
Configuration, remote-start, and remote-stop responses observed
Operational observations reduce rollout uncertainty, but they do not replace model- and site-specific acceptance testing.
The listed behavior appeared in reviewed, anonymized production aggregates for this model.
A capability absent from this page has not been classified by this evidence. It is not automatically unsupported.
Firmware, OCPP configuration, network access, connector state, and vendor settings can change behavior.
Verify the exact commands, metering, Smart Charging, and recovery behavior your planned deployment requires.
Answers stay within the reviewed evidence and the limits of model-level observations.
EVCharge.mobi has reviewed anonymized operational evidence from 3+ evtrip OCPP chargers, including accepted OCPP 1.6J boot behavior and completed charging sessions. This evidence applies only to the observed models and conditions; it is not OCPP certification or a guarantee for every firmware and configuration.
Accepted OCPP 1.6J boot and operational status evidence Completed charging sessions with transaction-scoped energy readings Configuration, remote-start, and remote-stop responses observed Capabilities not listed in the reviewed evidence remain unclassified.
Yes. Firmware, configuration, network conditions, connector behavior, and electrical installation can change the result. Test the exact charger and required workflows before operational handover.