Versinetic Released Two EV Charge Controller Boards
Versinetic has launched the CongaEEL and MinnoRay boards to assist manufacturers in building AC charging hardware.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Versinetic released the CongaEEL and MinnoRay charge controller boards on September 22, 2026. These components enable manufacturers to design and assemble AC chargers more efficiently by integrating power and communication functions.
Why it matters
By simplifying the assembly process and reducing the need for extensive wiring and compliance testing, these new controller boards help streamline the production of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
The MinnoRay board features a 10/100 Ethernet speed and complies with OCPP 1.6 standards. The CongaEEL unit supports the ISO 15118 interface and is compliant with IEC 61851 regulations.
The players
Versinetic
Versinetic is a technology company that specializes in providing hardware and software solutions for the electric vehicle charging industry.
The details
Manufacturers can utilize the CongaEEL board, which includes a three-phase mains contactor and RDC-DD, alongside the MinnoRay board to manage Ethernet, LTE Cat 1 bis, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connectivity. By stacking these boards, developers can pair two CongaEEL units with a single controller to create dual-socket chargers.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: Versinetic launched the CongaEEL and MinnoRay controller boards.
Roadmap
This release reflects the broader industry shift toward standardized, modular hardware that reduces time-to-market for charging equipment manufacturers. By integrating power and communication stacks, Versinetic positions its technology as a foundational element in the competitive global race to scale EV infrastructure.
These components will likely result in more available AC chargers as manufacturers decrease the time and cost required to bring new units to market. Drivers can expect more robust and standardized charging options in public and private spaces as hardware becomes easier to produce.
The takeaway
The modular approach to charger construction allows developers to maintain safety compliance more easily across different regions. This creates a more reliable and interoperable charging network for end users of electric vehicles.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by CHARGED Electric Vehicles Magazine.
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