Home Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions

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Charging stations (AC)

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Zeus 7.5 kW Single Gun Charger

Discover our 7.5kW single-phase charger, offering 32A output with IP55 Protectionproudly made in India for unmatched reliability and efficiency.

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Video Wall 7.5 Kw Single Gun Charger

The video wall charger is a dual gun Type 2 AC charger that provides a power output of up to 7.7 kW. The charger is unique in the sense that it is the first product in the Indian market that allows for still and video media to play on the touchscreen

Cubenz Livo Installation

Advantages of Residential EV Charging

1. Cost-Effective

Enjoy lower energy costs by utilizing your home’s electricity instead of purchasing from external sources.

2. Remote Management

Utilize advanced features to initiate or halt charging remotely with a simple click.

3. Eco-Friendly

Integrate your home charger with solar panels or renewable energy sources for zero-emission driving.

4. Weather-Resistant

Designed to endure various weather conditions, residential chargers come in multiple styles and sizes.

5. Convenient

Charge your vehicle at home, eliminating the need for detours or extra trips to public charging stations.

6. Flexible

With output options ranging from 3.7 kW to 22 kW, our home chargers cater to any electric vehicle.

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Maximize Your Charging Stations Capabilities

Efficient, smart, and insightful. Cubenzpower Everon empowers you to oversee, manage, and enhance your electric vehicle charging experience directly from your device.

  • Oversee your account, cards, and charging stations remotely
  • Control access with RFID cards or mobile app
  • Access detailed analytics on your charging sessions
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Installing a home charging station allows you to charge your electric vehicle while you go about your daily routines, ensuring it's fully charged and ready each day.
Types of EV Charging:

Level 1 : Connects to a standard wall outlet, offering slow charging with a maximum output of 2.3 kW, providing about 20 km of range per hour.

Level 2 : Ideal for home use, providing faster charging with outputs ranging from 3.7 to 22 kW, and delivering around 120 km of range per hour at maximum capacity.

Level 3 : (DC Fast Charging): Extremely fast but typically not used for home installations due to high costs.

Residential Charging Stations :

Typically, home chargers are Level 2 and connect to your home’s electrical system via either 1-phase or 3-phase connections. They are more cost-effective than public chargers, benefiting from lower residential electricity rates and potential use of renewable energy sources like solar power.

For more details about home chargers, explore our featured model: Cubenz Elvi.

Note : These calculations are based on an average consumption of 18 kWh per 100 km. Actual consumption may vary based on vehicle type, battery capacity, and driving conditions.

Level 2 home chargers can fully charge most EVs overnight. With a maximum output of 22 kW, they can charge a Tesla Model 3 in about 3 hours and 45 minutes.
Charging Times for Tesla Model 3 :
1-Phase 16A: 3.7 kW - 14h 45m 1-Phase 32A: 7.4 kW - 7h 20m 3-Phase 16A: 11 kW - 5h 00m 3-Phase 32A: 22 kW - 3h 45m

Charging speed depends on your home's power supply and the EVs onboard converter. Ensure your home's wiring and your vehicles capacity match to achieve optimal charging speeds.

Yes, home charging stations generally work with all electric vehicles. Compatibility depends on the vehicle’s socket, connector type (CHAdeMO or CCS2), and whether the station’s cable is fixed.
Charging Teslas:

Yes, you can charge a Tesla with any Level 2 home charger using the appropriate adapter (CCS2 or CHAdeMO).

Charging costs depend on your electricity rate, which averages $0.13 per kWh in the US and 0.21 per kWh in the EU. Prices can vary by location and time of day.

For example, in the EU:

Charging a Nissan Leaf (62 kWh) costs about €13, providing up to 364 km of range.

Charging a Tesla Model X (95 kWh) costs around €20, with up to 625 km of range.

Using a charging management platform can help lower costs by optimizing charging times and balancing energy use. Overall, home charging is generally more economical and environmentally friendly compared to conventional fuel.

The installation cost for a home EV charger ranges from €600 to €1,500, depending on power output and installation needs. Higher power stations are more expensive and may require electrical upgrades.

Key factors to consider:

Vehicles Charging Capacity : Whats the maximum your vehicle can handle?

Home Power Supply : Is your home wired for 1-phase or 3-phase power?

3-phase systems offer higher power (up to 22 kW) but can be pricier and complex to install. Always use a certified electrician for installation.

Check for local incentives that may subsidize installation costs.

Lowering your home EV charging costs involves choosing the right features. Consider these options:

For example, in the EU:

Scheduled Charging : Charge during off-peak hours to save on electricity and prevent grid overload.

Charging Session Monitoring : Track power usage and costs to optimize your charging schedule.

Green Energy Supply : Connect to solar panels or other renewable sources to cut reliance on grid electricity.

Load Balancing : Distribute power between multiple EVs to ensure efficient and safe charging.

Employee Reimbursement : Check if your employer offers reimbursement for charging costs, which can reduce your expenses.

Choose a charging station with these features to maximize savings.

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