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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
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Keep your employees and customers happy by offering a seamless charging experience thats easy to install, use, and maintain.
Enable drivers to charge regardless of the network or vehicle thanks to charging stations built on open standards that are compatible with every EV.
Drive revenue from EV chargers by setting charging fees or cross-selling other products and services while your customers charge.
EV chargers for business are designed to be weatherproof, shockproof, and can withstand 24/7 charging.
Thanks to the built-in smart charging functionalities, its easy to scale up the number of EV chargers at your location as your business grows.
Improve your corporate image and showcase your commitment to sustainability by adding your brand colors or logo to your stations.
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Learn MoreElectricity from the grid is AC, while EV batteries require DC power. To charge an EV, AC must be converted to DC.
AC Charging: When using an AC charger, the vehicle’s onboard converter handles the AC to DC conversion, typically delivering between 1.9 kW and 43 kW due to space constraints.
DC Charging: For faster charging, the AC to DC conversion occurs in an off-board charger. This setup can provide up to 350 kW directly to the vehicle, bypassing the limitations of onboard chargers.
Charging stations vary by vehicle brand and country, but most follow these standards:
Type 1: Common in American and many Asian vehicles, delivering up to 7.4 kW.
Type 2: Standard in Europe, providing up to 22 kW for private use and up to 43 kW for public use.
TTesla: Uses specific plugs; Type 2 in Europe, proprietary in the US.
CCS (Combined Charging System): Used in Europe (CCS2) and North America (CCS1), supports up to 350 kW.
CHAdeMO: Developed in Japan, supports up to 100 kW and bidirectional charging; more common in Asia and being phased out in Europe.
GB/T: Chinese standard, currently up to 237.5 kW, with future plans for up to 900 kW.
Ensure the charging cable fits your vehicle's plug type. EVBox chargers are compatible with Type 1, Type 2, CCS, and CHAdeMO connectors, covering most EVs globally.
Residential EV Chargers: Compact and designed to blend seamlessly with home environments, offering a smooth charging experience for personal use.
Commercial EV Chargers: Built for durability, these chargers are weatherproof, shockproof, and capable of 24/7 operation. They feature load balancing to support multiple units and EV roaming for compatibility with various third-party cards and apps.
The cost varies based on the charger type and site infrastructure. Residential chargers are generally cheaper, while commercial and fast chargers are more costly. Installation fees by certified electricians, heavy-duty outlets, possible grid upgrades, and wiring can add to the cost. Residential installations are usually less expensive than commercial ones.
Charging time depends on the battery size and charger type. Fast chargers (50 kW - 350 kW DC) can add 200 km - 500 km of range in 15 minutes to one hour. AC chargers (7 kW - 22 kW) typically take 4 to 8 hours to fully charge an EV, though many drivers use them for routine top-ups.
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