Add a physical barrier
The June 2026 presentation describes flexible stainless steel wire and a black textile cover as physical cable protection.
No quantified resistance rating or theft-prevention guarantee is asserted here.
Charging-front concept illustration · not product hardware
A physical barrier.
For exposed charging cables.
Dedicated cable protection designed to resist cutting attempts. Assess the right configuration for your charging infrastructure.
Select the manufacturer and charger model – then see the indicative price per cable and receive your indicative calculation as a PDF after the contact release.
Installed charging stations and exterior views of the protective sleeves.
Original application photograph supplied by POWERbuilder: a DC charging station with protective covers fitted to both cables.
Physical attacks on charging cables are an operational risk. EVC Shield addresses the cable itself; protection needs and suitability remain specific to each location.
The June 2026 presentation describes flexible stainless steel wire and a black textile cover as physical cable protection.
No quantified resistance rating or theft-prevention guarantee is asserted here.The June 2026 presentation describes a colour-warning dye system on a water/alcohol base. DyeDefender is included in Premium; Essential does not include DyeDefender.
Configuration, inclusion and safety documentation: details to confirm.The supplier describes retrofit installation on existing charging cables, rather than replacement of the charger.
Model compatibility, handling and mounting method require a supplier review.Current model: 5 m for Alpitronic HYC50/150/300/400. Net prices in EUR per protected cable, plus VAT. Other models and lengths on request.
Mechanical protection without dye deterrence or insurance.
1–9 cables: EUR 760 per cable
10–49 cables: EUR 720 per cable
50+ cables: EUR 690 per cable
Mechanical protection, dye deterrence and first-year insurance.
1–9 cables: EUR 1,100 per cable
10–49 cables: EUR 1,020 per cable
50+ cables: EUR 950 per cable
Premium administration, separate from the package: 1–20 physical sites EUR 100 per site and insurance year; from 21 sites EUR 2,000 per insurance year instead. Not an ERGO fee. From year 2, insurance is EUR 100 per insured cable per year.
ERGO decides on acceptance and cover under the policy terms. POWERbuilder is a sales partner and intermediary, not the insurer or general contractor.
From EUR 650 net per charger
Indicative price guide depending on the site, the number of chargers and the installation effort. Not calculated automatically in the quotation; confirmed in your individual offer.
Further accessories and special versions on request.
Three complementary layers described in the June 2026 supplier presentation. DyeDefender is part of Premium, not Essential.
Flexible stainless steel wire forms the mechanical protection layer, according to the June 2026 presentation. No tested resistance rating is asserted.
A colour-warning dye system on a water/alcohol base is described in the presentation. Confirm inclusion, compatibility and safety documentation.
A black textile UV/weather outer cover is described in the presentation. Environmental ratings and operating limits must be confirmed in the technical documentation.
* Product descriptions are based on the June 2026 presentation. Supplier claims are identified separately; final technical documentation and site suitability must be reviewed for each project.
Manufacturer & partner
POWERbuilder advises on and coordinates the quotation request. Product and insurance services are provided by the responsible provider and governed by contract.
Manufacturer
Your next step
Send us your enquiry. We discuss your needs in a personal consultation and then prepare a tailored proposal with the relevant partners.
Supplier specifications are not independent certifications. Technical suitability and final supply conditions are defined in the written quotation.
Charger model. Cable configuration. Installation country.
The right questions come before the quotation.
Recommended complement
Physical protection and insurance address different aspects of site risk. Review eligible assets and terms with the external insurer; EVC Shield does not establish insurance cover.
Across Protect & Optimize
Review infrastructure insurance with an external insurer.
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