Ev SAE-J1772 32A Single Phase 7.5Kw type 1 portable charger wholesale Ac home charger

Product features and functions

Visual LED light display
With over-voltage,over-current, under-voltage, leakage/grounding protection, unconnected ground protection, communication abnormal protection, self-check protection, and over-temperature protection

Technical Parameters(Figure 1)
Rated current: 16A Protection leve: protection box lp67 
Rated voltage:120V/240VACControl strategy(software part)

Product Description

Alternating Current (AC) power supply has two classifications. For single phase, the power flows through a single conductor. The portable single phase charger powers at 7.5KW.

What you should consider before buying a EV charger?

Home installation: Car owners have the option of either installing the 1-phase or 3-phase charger at their residential home. However, the one you choose will depend on some factors. These include the specifications of your car(s) and the electrical wiring of your home. It is worth noting that the plug-in hybrids allow a 3.7kW charge, and these are readily available for the 1-phase chargers.

Charging speed: The unit measure of charging speed is kW. This speed determines how fast the electric car can power up. The main factor influencing the maximum charging speed of your electric vehicle is your home’s electrical wiring. The 1-phase connection relies on single cabling, which is very common in households.

Volts, amps and watts: The volts, amps, and watts help to calculate the charging speed. Most power outlets have a standard potential of 230 volts. Amps refer to the actual flow of electrical current through the cables. Electrical power is expressed in watts and calculated by multiplying amps and volts. Most homes have a one-phase connection that is fit for a one-phase charger. On a 16 amps electric current, these chargers work on 230 volts. The highest charging speed for the chargers is usually 3.7kW.

Car compatibility: The maximum charging speed of electric cars varies. Thus, before you purchase an electric vehicle (EV) charger, be sure to check your car’s highest possible charging speed capacity. Cars like Renault Zoe, BMW i3, Tesla, and Audi e-tron are some of the EVs that can use the 3-phase charger. Those cars that are compatible with the one-phase chargers include Jaguar I-Pace, Hyundai, Nissan, Kia, Opel, and Mercedes.