Cybersecurity and Compliance by Design

Enatel’s commitment to cybersecurity and compliance is fundamental to how we design, test, and deliver industrial charging infrastructure.

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Complete Global Compliance is Our Standard

Enatel’s product range is designed to consistently meet a wide range of international safety, electromagnetic compatibility and performance standards as part of our commitment to delivering premium quality to our customers. We understand that operational safety is mission critical, so we engineer our products to provide peace of mind.

CE Mark

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UL Mark

Ingress Protection (IP)

National Electrical Manufacturer Association (NEMA)

Additional Compliance and Testing

All Enatel products are tested for safety and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC); radio compliance, ingress protection and efficiency are tested where applicable. These certifications help to ensure our charging product performs safely and is compatible with other equipment. Our charger range is engineered for a variety of industrial environments; our outdoor chargers are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions by meeting IP54 and NEMA 3R. All our products go through rigorous testing and are developed for reliable performance to meet the needs of industrial fleets around the world.

Protecting Your Assets with Cybersecurity

Enatel chargers are used in applications where asset security between systems is paramount. We’ve solved this potential risk by participating in extensive external testing to ensure our solutions provide you with reliability and peace of mind.

Our cybersecurity protection measures start within the design of each of our products and continues into multiple layers of testing in compliance with IEC 62443 and other international standards that guarantee the safety, integrity, and availability of industrial systems.

At Enatel, we have an enterprise-wide understanding of the importance of minimizing potential cybersecurity risks to maintain the safety of our customers’ assets. Implementing cybersecurity compliance isn’t just something we think about; it is a prominent part of how we design each of our industrial charging solutions.

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Cybersecurity for Industrial Fleet Charging

As industrial fleets become more connected, cybersecurity is an increasingly important consideration for operators. Learn about the risks, best practices, and how to protect your charging infrastructure in our cybersecurity article, with insight from our engineering team.

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Our Cybersafe Risk Management Strategy

Secure Software Development

Our engineering team prioritises cybersecurity at the beginning stages of product development, creating fully self-secure and reliable chargers for warehouses and airports.

Annual Cybersecurity Training

We host ongoing cybersecurity training for all teams, allowing us to have an enterprise-wide understanding of the importance of mitigating risk to keep our customers’ assets secure.

Additional External Testing

Our charger software undergoes a series of independent and external annual tests to maintain compliance with a variety of international standards as software programs evolve.