Terminology

Display Screen

Information

Definition

A display screen is a visual interface on a charger used to show instructions, status, tariff, payment or fault information. It is normally assessed alongside authorisation method, user experience, accessibility, payment flow and support requirements.

Why it matters

Screens can improve usability and are particularly important for public charging, payment workflows and accessible user guidance. For UK users, it affects how easily drivers can start a session, pay, authenticate, understand charger status and get support.

References

Standards and regulations

PAS 1899:2022

PAS 1899:2022 is the UK accessible charging specification covering the design of public charge point environments, charger placement, physical accessibility and user information. It focuses on making public EV charging more usable for disabled and older drivers.

Public Charge Point Regulations 2023

The Public Charge Point Regulations 2023 are UK regulations for public EV charge points covering contactless payment, payment roaming, price transparency, open data, helplines and rapid charge point reliability. They apply to relevant public charging provision across the UK.

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