"Understanding the basics of electric vehicles and charging"
"EV Charging Point, EO mini pro 2 ( 650+ words)"
[ "Understanding the basics of electric vehicles and chargingAn electric vehicle (also known as an EV or"electric drive vehicle") is any vehicle that uses one or moreelectric motors for propulsion. EVs include cars, trucks, trains, boats,bicycles, and many othersCharger for EVsChargers for Electric vehicles are of two types:;AC-capablecharger;or;High-Efficiency Charger;(HEVC)A high voltage (HV) AC-capable charger is thesame equipment used to charge your EV at home every night. This is typicallycalled a Level 2 charging stationAn HEVC can be installed in your garage orparking area, so you do not have to access public power. It is set up todeliver the high energy required for a quick charge in about half an hour fromyour home or officeDifferences;The only difference between AC Capable Chargers vs. HEVCis that HEVC chargers provide higher power output than AC Capable Chargers,which helps EV owners shorten their charging timeAC capable chargers are convenient for homecharging because you can plug the EVSE into any available 120 volt or 240-voltoutlet. Still, they typically take longer to charge the battery than high-powerdirect current (DC) fast chargers that provide higher voltage and amperage thanan AC-capable chargerWhile High-Efficiency Charger (HEVC) offersfaster charging than Level 1 and 2 chargers because it can deliver higher powerto charge faster, it also provides the same level of setting as the AC-capablechargerWhat is the difference between EVs chargers?In terms of charging capability, High-Efficiency Chargers(HEVC) is more potent than AC-capable chargers because it can deliver higherpower to charge fasterAC capable chargers are convenient for homecharging because you can plug the EVSE into any available 120 volt or 240-voltoutlet. Still, they typically take longer to charge the battery than high-powerdirect current (DC) fast chargers that provide higher voltage and amperage thanan AC-capable chargerKind of EV charger is used for home charging?An "electric vehicle service equipment" (EVSE)or "charging station," sometimes called simply a "charger,"is an object that supplies electricity to charge electric vehicles such aselectric cars, scooters, skateboards, etc., so they can be operated withoutfossil fuelsAn EV ChargingPoint power supply unit may be part of the electric car, an external powersocket, a connector, or maybe built into another object, such as a lamp postWhat is AC Charging Station?AC Charging Station is used for charging your EV at homeusing 240 volts outlets that we get in our homes. The AC charging station canalso be plugged into any available 120-volt outlet in our homes, but it willtake longer to charge the battery than DC Fast Chargers (High-Efficiencychargers)The main difference between EVs charger and an EO mini pro 2 average household outletis that an EV charger has higher voltage and amperage than the householdoutletWhat is AC Capable Charger?;AC capable chargers can be used to charge at homeand public, unlike DC fast chargers, which are only used for public chargingAC capable chargers offer Level 1 or 2 charging thatincludes using 240-volt outlets or 120-volt outlets. High-Efficiency Chargers(HEVC) offer Level 3 charging, which is more powerful than level 1 and 2 chargersEVs Charger Use Cases:There are three different kinds of EV Chargers you canfind in the market:1)AC compatible charger, which meansit has a standard 120/240-volt socket to plug into available at your homes.These kinds of chargers are good if you want to charge your EV overnight atyour home2)High-Efficiency Chargers (HEVC) are morepowerful than AC-capable chargers because they can deliver higher power tocharge faster. That is why they are suitable for public charging stations butnot best if you want to charge them overnight at home3)DC Fast Chargers;(High-Efficiencychargers) provide high voltage and amperage outlets, so the battery chargesfaster than an AC-capable charger or an HEVC charger." ]