Electric car chargers

A Wide Range of Accessories to Choose From

For charging an electric car, two essential devices are needed. The first is the charging cable, which connects the charger to the vehicle. The second is the electric car charger itself—an electrical device that transfers power to the vehicle's battery.

A common question among EV owners is which charging method to choose. Public charging stations may seem attractive at first since they can charge a car in as little as half an hour. However, they are often occupied, requiring long waiting times, especially during peak hours.

Moreover, constantly using fast chargers can negatively impact battery performance and capacity over time. Rapid charging generates excessive heat, reducing battery lifespan. A more efficient and convenient alternative is home charging. While it may seem slower than public stations, this is not necessarily a disadvantage.

Advantages of Modern Charging Solutions

Today's home and commercial EV chargers range from 3.5 kW to 22 kW (including 7 kW and 11 kW) and operate on 220V or 400V networks. This is more than enough to fully charge your car while you're at home or asleep. Modern chargers also offer customizable charging options, allowing you to optimize the process to suit your needs.

Additionally, home chargers prevent overloading the electrical system, making them a safer option compared to using a standard power outlet. Wall chargers are specifically designed for long-term use, providing a secure and efficient charging solution.

What EV Chargers and Cables Are Available?

Wall chargers come in two main types:

• Plug & Charge devices, which automatically recognize the car’s onboard charger.

• Supervised chargers, which require monitoring and may include payment options.

Charging cables also come in different variations:

• Type 1 is commonly used in the US and Japan.

• Type 2 is the standard in Europe, China, and other regions.

• They are also categorized by power levels, ranging from 7.4 kW to 22 kW.

A popular choice among charging cables is the Green Cell Type 2 EV, featuring a 5-meter length and 3.6 kW power capacity. For wall chargers, the GC EV PowerBox 22 kW is a frequently chosen model, ideal for both electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

Build Your Own Charging Infrastructure

A high-quality wall charger can significantly improve the convenience and efficiency of your electric car experience. Explore our range of EV accessories today!