Terminology

Ethernet

Information

Definition

Ethernet is a wired network connection used to connect a charger to a local network, gateway or backend system. It is normally considered alongside site connectivity, router/modem configuration, signal availability and ongoing remote support.

Why it matters

It is often more stable than wireless connectivity and can be important for commercial, public and fleet charging reliability. For UK users, it affects whether a charger can remain connected reliably for authorisation, payments, diagnostics and software updates.

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