22KW 32A home AC EV Charger Product Specification
11KW 16A home AC EV Charger Product Specification
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Input Power
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| Input Voltage (AC) |
1P+N+PE
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3P+N+PE
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| Input Frequency |
50±1Hz
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| Wires, TNS/TNC compatible |
3 Wire, L, N, PE
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5 Wire, L1, L2, L3, N, PE
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Output Power
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| Voltage |
220V±20%
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380V±20%
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| Max Current |
16A
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32A
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16A
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32A
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| Nominal Power |
3.5 KW
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7KW
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11KW
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22KW
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| RCD |
Type A or Type A+ DC 6mA
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Environment
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| Ambient Temperature |
﹣25°C to 55°C
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| Storage Temperature |
﹣20°C to 70°C
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| Altitude |
<2000 Mtr.
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| Humidity |
<95%, non-condensing
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User Interface & Control
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| Display |
Without screen
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| Buttons and Switch |
English
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| Push Button |
Emergency Stop
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| User Authentication |
APP/ RFID Based
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| Visual Indication |
Mains Available, Charging Status, System Error
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Protection
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| Protection |
Over Voltage, Under Voltage, Over Current, Short Circuit, Surge Protection, Over Temperature, Ground Fault, Residual Current, overload |
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Communication
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| Charger & Vehicle |
PWM
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| Charger & CMS |
Bluetooth
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Mechanical
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| Ingress Protection (EN 60529) |
IP 65 / IP 67
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| Impact protection |
IK10
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| Casing |
ABS+PC
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| Enclosure Protection |
High hardness reinforced plastic shell
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| Cooling |
Air Cooled
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| Wire Length |
3.5-5m
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| Dimension (WXHXD) |
240mmX160mmX80mm
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Choosing the Right Home Charger
With so many EV chargers on the market, it is important to know what to look for. Here are a few factors to consider:
Hardwire/Plug-in: While many charging stations need to be hardwired and cannot be moved, some modern models plug into the wall for additional portability. However, these models may still need a 240-volt outlet for operation.
Length of cable: If the chosen model is not portable, it is important to make sure the car charger is mounted in a place that enables it to reach the electric vehicle port. Be mindful that other EVs maybe need to be charged with this station in the future , so make certain there’s some flexibility.
Size: Because garages are often tight on space, seek an EV charger that is narrow and offers a snug fit to minimize the intrusion of space from the system.
Weatherproof: If the home charging station is being used outside of the garage, search for a model that is rated for use in the weather.
Storage: It is important not to leave the cable hanging loosely while it’s not in use. Try to find a home charger with a holster that holds everything in place.
Ease of use: Be mindful to choose a model that is easy to use. There is no reason not to have a charging station with a smooth operation to get the car plugged in and disconnected.
Features: There are charging stations that allow the scheduling charging operation for times when electricity is cheaper. Some models can also be set up to resume charging automatically when the power comes back on should an outage occur. In some cases, charging station operations can be synced through a smartphone app.