Key points in this article
The power confusion
Headline power looks impressive, yet real output depends on the vehicle, the pile, and the grid. Saying only the peak number misleads. Explain that actual power varies and why, using the same words everywhere. A honest range builds more trust than a flattering figure.
Match to the site
The right power fits the location's capacity and load, not the biggest spec on paper. Installing beyond the site only wastes the investment. Users who know real power will be lower than peak plan better and complain less. Clarity here prevents most power related disappointment.
Field line
Dongshang New Energy quotes expected, not laboratory, power, so the number a user sees at home matches the one promised at sale. Quote expected power, not a laboratory peak, and the number at home matches the one promised at sale. Honest range builds far more trust than a flattering figure ever could. Tell the user what the pile will actually deliver, and the rare slow day draws no angry call.