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Are electric cars the best solution?

Electric cars are a smart choice for hundreds of businesses around the world, including resellers, distributors, car manufacturers, etc. Using electric car chargers is simple, we give you all the necessary information before you make your choice.

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Find a suitable charger based on the car you own. We tell you more about the latest inventions in the electric car market and guides on how to install everything related to electric cars.

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ELECTRIC CARS

CHARGERS

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At Home
Charging at home gives you the opportunity to use the car during the day and charge it during the night. Slow but economical charging.

Public Stations
The number of public charging stations is increasing every day. Today, 31 percent of electric vehicle drivers already use them with pleasure. As sales of electric vehicles increase, so will the number of public charging stations.

Most used charging places

The number of available charging stations is constantly increasing and will continue to do so to keep pace with the rapidly growing adoption of electric vehicles around the world.

At Work
34% of current EV drivers already regularly charge their car at work. The vehicle is fully charged at the end of the day.

EV charging at gas stations
If you are looking for fast charging, you can find it at gas stations and service stations. They have recently started offering fast charging services (also known as level 3 or DC charging).

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FAQ

Here you will find the most frequently asked questions about electric cars and everything related to them.

Are all EV chargers the same?

Many people ask this question and the answer is yes, all EV chargers are the same. There are two different types of chargers that can be used to charge an electric vehicle. They are called Level 1 and Level 2 chargers. Level 1 chargers require a regular home outlet for power while Level 2 chargers use 400-480 volts that would have to come from special equipment installed in your home or business . This means that you can charge your car much faster using a level 2 charger. At first, all electric vehicles were only designed to use level one chargers but now most manufacturers offer an option for installing a level two charger at home or work.Accordion Sample Description

Is a level 2 charger worth it?

What does Level 2 EV charging mean? Level 2 chargers are also known as 240-volt fast chargers and can charge an electric car in about 30 minutes. They offer a significant time-saving advantage over Level 1 or 120 volt "level one" chargers, which take about 4 hours to fully recharge your vehicle's battery. So the question is: Is it worth spending the extra money on a Level 2 charger if you have a Level 1 outlet at home? There are a few things to consider. Tier 1 chargers come with the purchase of many electric vehicles, so you should double check with your manufacturer what kind of charger they offer and whether this is included in the price. If not, there will be an additional cost for installation as well. The good news? We stock a whole range of Level 2 EV chargers.

What are the different EV charging plugs?

There are three different types of EV charging plugs that you can use to charge your electric vehicle. What is the difference between them? The first type of plug, called Type 1, is used by most cars and trucks made in North America. This is also known as an SAE J1772 connector. It looks like this: The second type of plug, known as the Type 2 or Mennekes connector, is used by many Asian brands such as the Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. Lastly is the Tesla Supercharger which allows for high-speed charging – delivering up to 120kW from a single car charger with no reduction in performance or battery capacity over time.

Do Plug-In Hybrids Use the Same EV Chargers as Electric Cars?

Yes, all US electric and plug-in hybrid cars use a Type 1 connector. This is sometimes referred to as SAE J1772. The Type 1 (SAE JA772) plugs support Level 1 and Level 2 charging standards. Using our EV chargers you will be able to charge all Electric cars and Plug Hybrids including Ford, Tesla, Nissan and Mercedes.