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About Dunstan

Dunstan is a co-founder of EV charger design consultancy, Versinetic. He is a chartered electronics engineer who has been providing design, production support and consultancy to businesses around the world for over 30 years.

Dunstan graduated from Cambridge University with a degree in electronics engineering in 1992. After working in the industry for several years, he co-founded multi-award-winning electronics engineering consultancy ByteSnap Design in 2008. He then went on to launch international EV charging design consultancy Versinetic during the 2020 global lockdown.

An experienced conference speaker domestically and internationally, Dunstan covers several areas of EV charger design and electronics product development, including load balancing, V2G, IoT, integrated software design and complex project management. A published, award-nominated author, Dunstan enjoys hiking and astronomy as well as writing in his spare time.

Articles by Dunstan

Charging software and protocols

ISO 15118 is now a baseline for EU public charging under AFIR, with 2026 and 2027 deadlines. See what Plug and Charge means for manufacturers and CPOs.

EV market and adoption

Compare ten UK kerbside EV charging solutions, from lamppost and gully chargers to pop-up units, scored on cost, safety, practicality and coverage.

EV market and adoption

Local load management is essential for UK kerbside EV charging. See how dynamic load balancing lets more chargers share limited grid capacity.

Load balancing and site power

Dynamic load balancing adjusts power across EV chargers in real time to prevent overloads, cut costs and boost capacity. Learn how LinkRay does it.

Charging software and protocols

Read the guide to discover why ISO 15118 matters and how plug and charge technology is transforming the electric vehicle charging landscape…

Load balancing and site power

Solar-powered charging stations accelerate adoption. But can Australia’s abundant sunshine help it become a global EV leader?

Charger hardware and design

Dunstan Power's step-by-step guide to designing an EV charging system, covering charger types, compliance, hardware, OCPP software and networking.

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