EV Charging Station


 

AC Charging (Slow Charging) : The AC Charger is the most common charging method for electric vehicles with a plug.

DC Charging (Fast Charging) : The DC Charger converts the power before it enters the vehicle. After conversion, the power goes directly into the car battery, bypassing the car’s converter.


 

RATINGS OF AN AC EV CHARGE

Type 2 AC Charger

  • Single-phase 3.5KW (16A)
  • Single Phase 4KW (32A) Single & Dual Gun
  • Three Phase 11KW (16A)
  • Three Phase 22KW (32A)
 
There are variants of an AC charger based on the use case. It may have wi-fi option for connection to the charging management system, an RFID for Authentication, a Display or a combination of them

DC Charging (Fast Charging)

  • Single-gun or dual-gun DC Charger
  • GB/T Single or Dual Gun with 5M Cable.
  • 7-inch LCD Display
  • Max. 95% power efficiency.
  • OCPP 1.6J Enabled
  • WiFi for network connections.
  • Robust enclosure with a floor mounting option.
  • Inbuilt protection & Metering

Type of Installation

Approx. Charging Time

AC Charger

DC Fast Charger

Public Charging Station

< 30 Minutes

Yes. 3 Phase (11-22KW)

Yes

Commercial Fleet

< 1 Hour & Overnight

Yes. 3 Phase (11-22KW)

Yes

Company / Office

7-8 Hours

Yes (3.7 to 22KW)

Not Necessary

Hotel

3-4 Hours & Overnight

Yes. 3 Phase (11-22KW)

Not Necessary

Public Parking

2-3 Hours

Yes. 3 Phase (22KW)

Not Necessary

Single Family Home

7-8 Hours (Overnight)

Yes. 1 Phase (3.7-7.4KW)

Not required

Multi Family Home

< 1 Hour & Overnight

Yes. 3 Phase (11-22KW)

Yes