Develops and manufactures metrology-compliant (calibration-law compliant) charging stations and wallboxes for public and semi-public charging infrastructure – Made in Germany.
Technagon GmbH
Grafenau · FreyungNew on Amplifa
About Technagon
Technagon GmbH is a company founded in 2009 in Grafenau in the Bavarian Forest that specializes in the development and manufacture of charging solutions for electromobility. The portfolio includes metrology-compliant AC charging stations (P40, P45, P80), wallboxes (TEW3, TEW4, TEW4 HAK) and the W50 DC fast-charging station with 50 kW charging power. The core of all products is an in-house developed charging module certified as a closed unit under calibration law, which can be replaced in case of service without renewed metrological placing on the market. The hardware and software including charging controller and circuit boards are developed in-house; electronics manufacturing takes place with integrated testing processes (AOI, Flying Probe) at the sister company Dittrich & Greipl at the same location. The charging stations are produced as standard and customized white-label solutions for the public and semi-public sector and are used, among others, by Porsche, Audi, E.ON and eze.network. For 2023, delivery of around 10,000 charging points was planned.
- Site
- Grafenau
- Processes
- Automated optical 3D inspection (AOI) of electronic assemblies, Flying probe test (Smart ICT, short-circuit tests, open-pin detection, AOI), Configurator for customized charging stations, White-label design, Replaceable charging module service, Load management (cooperation with FLEXeCHARGE), Payment solutions, Backend integration and integration testing
- Materials
- In-house hardware and software development, Modular charging module, Metal housing, Automated optical 3D inspection (AOI), Flying Probe Test
- Certificates
- Calibration-law certification of charging module (type examination, Module D), SAP backend certification (OCPP 1.6), DIN SPEC 91504 (barrier-free accessibility)
- Founded
- 2009
- Industries
- Electromobility / charging infrastructure, Public and semi-public charging infrastructure, Digital signage / advertising (historical), Tourism (historical)
- 01
Hardware and software development (charging controller, circuit boards,
- 02
Electronics manufacturing of assemblies
- 03
Testing (AOI, Flying Probe, integration tests)
- 04
Assembly of the charging stations
- 05
Backend integration and installation via service partners
- 06
Maintenance and module replacement service
Development & Technology
In-house hardware and software development
In-house development of charging controllers, circuit boards and software solutions as the basis of all charging products.
Modular charging module
Designed as a closed, separately metrology-certified unit to simplify service and module replacement without re-certification.
Metal housing
High-quality, durable metal housings for weather-proof and vandal-proof charging stations.
Automated optical 3D inspection (AOI)
Optical 3D inspection of electronic assemblies with the CyberOptics SQ 3000 to ensure product quality.
Flying Probe Test
Smart ICT, short-circuit tests and open-pin detection with the ACCULOGIC Scorpion FLS for complex assemblies.
Sites
Grafenau
DEHeadquarters, development
- Materials
- Electronic components, metal housings
- AOI system CyberOptics SQ 3000 (Nordson)
- Flying Probe test system ACCULOGIC Scorpion FLS (at Dittrich & Greipl)
Freyung
DEFirst office premises (Technology Campus)
Charging Infrastructure
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assembly | – | – | – | – | Electronic components, Metal housings |
| Assembly | – | – | – | – | Electronic components |
| Automated optical 3D inspection (AOI) of electronic assembliesTesting | – | – | – | – | Electronic assemblies |
| Flying probe test (Smart ICT, short-circuit tests, open-pin detection, AOI)Testing | – | – | – | – | Electronic assemblies |
| Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
2 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AOI system for optical 3D inspection of electronic assemblies | Nordson Corporation CyberOptics SQ 3000 | – | – | – | Grafenau (manufacturing at Dittrich & Greipl) |
| Flying probe test system | ACCULOGIC Scorpion FLS | – | up to 8 probes and 4 cameras on top side or up to 10 probes and 2 cameras on bottom side | – | Grafenau (manufacturing at Dittrich & Greipl) |
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality & Certification
The in-house manufactured electronic assemblies are safeguarded by integrated testing processes: a CyberOptics SQ 3000 AOI system for optical 3D inspection and an ACCULOGIC Scorpion FLS flying probe test system for Smart ICT, short-circuit tests and open-pin detection. The charging module is certified under calibration law (type examination and Module D at the test house CSA in Straubing), and the charging systems are SAP backend certified (OCPP 1.6).
| Evidence | Grafenau |
|---|---|
| Calibration-law certification of charging module (type examination, Module D) | |
| SAP backend certification (OCPP 1.6) | |
| DIN SPEC 91504 (barrier-free accessibility) |
History
- 2009
Foundation of Technagon GmbH on 30.10.2009 by Mathias Freund and Jürgen Greipl; first office premises at the Technology Campus in Freyung.
- 2010
First trade fair appearance at eCarTec Munich; order from Porsche to develop the first power charging cable (ICCPD); manufacture and rollout of the largest network of digital outdoor advertising screens for INFOSCREEN/STRÖER.
- 2014
Order from Audi: development, manufacture and rollout of a networked charging system including backend for all eTron dealer locations worldwide.
- 2021
Change in management: Mathias Freund steps down, Manuel Pledl becomes sole managing director.
- 2022
Product launch of the new generation (P40, P45, P80, W40, W50 DC) at Power2Drive in Munich.
- 2023
Calibration-law certification of the charging module; SAP backend certification; planned delivery of 10,000 charging points.
- 2026
1,000th charging point with eze.network reached; Austrian approval completed; more than 100 charging stations for Lübeck.