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Electric charger FRONIUS Wattpilot GO 22J 2.0
Whether at home or on the go, with or without a photovoltaic system, powering your electric car with renewable energy will always give you the best value. The Fronius Wattpilot is providing this in more and more countries with variable energy tariffs. The intelligent charging solution charges your electric car with surplus energy (if available) from your own photovoltaic system and the cheapest grid current. And it does all this automatically, sustainably, anywhere. It\'s about e-mobility that drives us all forward. Fronius Wattpilot. Designed to move.
Electric charger HUAWEI SCharger 7KS-S0
Huawei Electric Vehicle Charger 7.4KW /32A. 1-phase. Charging with or without PV. Supported network types: TN, TT, IT. Connector type 2 (without cable).
Here are its main features:
- - Charging through photovoltaic energy. Power supply of the car through solar energy.
- - Automatic phase change solar energy. You can switch between 1 phase and 3 phases very easily.
- - Management through the APP. All control of the car charger through the mobile app.
- - Dynamic charging power. Automatic detection and adjustment.
- - Installation in 3 easy steps. Quick installation in 16 minutes, wireless maintenance.
- - Automatic Bluetooth authentication before charging.
Electric charger SOLAREDGE Home EV Charger, 22 kW, 6m Cable, Type 2 connector
Electric charger SOLAREDGE Home EV Charger, 22 kW, 6m Cable, Type 2 connector. EV charging solution that seamlessly integrates with the full .SolarEdge ecosystem Mode 3 charging station, with up to 32A (22kW) charging power Suitable for single and three phase installations, for both indoor and outdoor use
Utilizes excess PV to charge EV\'s from the sun, for reduced homeowner electricity bills* Control and monitoring via the mySolarEdge app, including remote operations, smart scheduling and charging history.
Electric charger Wall Box Copper SB OCPP
Charging point with plug type 2 Wall Box Copper SB for three-phase connection and charging up to 22kW (7.4 kW in single-phase). Black (requires type 2- type 2 charging cable). OCPP Protocol Downloads
Electric charger FRONIUS Wattpilot GO 11J
Fronius Wattpilot, every electric car driver can decide how they would like to charge their car. Charging is extremely affordable in combination with a variable electricity tarif.
The Fronius Wattpilot is available in two versions: the permanently mounted Wattpilot Home for the household and the mobile Wattpilot Go for on the move. The device can be operated using the associated Solar.Wattpilot app, which also provides an overview of the charging process at the same time.
The intelligent plug and play charging solution has two different charging modes called Eco and Next Trip. What’s more, the Wattpilot is PVoptimised, meaning that the car can be charged particularly cost-effectively and sustainably in ampere increments of surplus solar energy.
Electric Charge Amps Aura 22kW Twin Socket TYPE2. OCPP included
The Charge Amps Aura is OCPP compatible and can be connected to preferred cloud service. This charging station allows you to charge two vehicles
simultaneously with up to 22 kW per socket. Swedish industrial design that not only charges your electric vehicle, but also adds aesthetic value to your property.
The Charge Amps Aura was thoughtfully conceived by industrial designer Joachim Nordwall, lead designer for sports car manufacturer Koenigsegg, and is built from sustainable recycled aluminum. Complete with associated cloud solution and the option to use Charge Amps Cloud or another cloud service. These and other features facilitate integration for companies, housing cooperatives, and end users.
Electric charger WALLBOX PEDESTAL EIFFEL BASIC-DUAL-COPPERSB
Double BASIC pedestal for COPPER SB. Not compatible with FUSEBOX
Electric charger CHARGE AMPS HALO - 11 KW 3P 16A T2 SCHUKO
The Charge Amps Halo incorporates LED lights that will illuminate and guide you in the dark, a fixed flexible and guide you in the dark, a flexible fixed cable that retains its flexibility in flexible in temperatures as low as -25°C, an additional Schuko socket for additional Schuko socket for cabin heaters, and the highest IP protection highest IP protection rating on the market (IP 66).
It stands to reason that the Charge Amps Halo Charge Amps Halo is our most popular recharging point for private residential most popular recharging point for private residential, cooperative cooperative housing or company environments. It is not for nothing that it is a complete charging point designed to withstand the harsh Nordic climate.
the harsh Nordic climate.
Electric charger WALL BOX 7m Cable Type 2 White
Wallbox Pulsar is a practical and intelligent charging system for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Pulsar\'s design is the most compact on the market and features the most advanced technology to provide maximum charging performance for your vehicle. You even have the option to configure your Wallbox to charge at the cheapest time of day.
Status lights: reflect charging activity using an intuitive color code. Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to interact with the charger whenever you are near it. You can manage the charger and update your firmware to take full advantage of the charger\'s capabilities through the mobile app.
Wall Box Commander2 OCPP 22 5m TYPE2 WHT
Wallbox Commander 2 is the shortest and easiest way to smart EV charging for businesses at the best price.
Combined with myWallbox for business, included at no additional cost, this business EV charger reduces the total installation investment and energy demand thanks to features such as: smart charging management, lifetime operational support and charging activation as a revenue source.
Electric charger Simon SM34 - Protections included
Recharging device with compact dimensions and easy installation, management and maintenance.
The Simon SM34 is a device that provides a solution for any type of environment: from communities of owners to single-family homes.
It is easily managed through the Simon Plug & Drive app, which allows you to optimise your energy consumption and choose the solar energy generated by your photovoltaic panels.
Charger with protections included, ideal for property owners\' communities. It includes power modulators in housing and photovoltaic installation.
Possibility of installation service with Chargeverse: https://chargeverse.es/
Electric charger Simon SM34
Recharging device with compact dimensions and easy installation, management and maintenance.
The Simon SM34 is a device that provides a solution for any type of environment: from communities of owners to single-family homes.
It is easily managed through the Simon Plug & Drive app, which allows you to optimise your energy consumption and choose the solar energy generated by your photovoltaic panels.
Charger without protections included, ideal for single-family homes. The protections are added in the electric panel of the house or in a separate box if they do not fit in it. Their price is separate depending on each installation. It includes power modulators in housing and photovoltaic installation.
Possibility of installation service with Chargeverse: https://chargeverse.es/
Electric charger SMA EV-CHARGER-22 - three phase
SMA EV Charger 22 kW electric charger three phase. It allows you to charge your electric vehicle in a smart and sustainable way. The charger is compatible with all common electric vehicles thanks to its fixed charging cable with type 2 connector.
The fast charging function enables charging almost twice as fast as with other common charging stations. Due to the automatic switching between single-phase and three-phase charging mode, it is also possible to make the most of times with low solar power. In this process, the intelligent system permanently takes all loads into account and prevents overloading of the household connection.
5-year warranty.
Electric charger SMA EV-CHARGER-7.4 - single phase
SMA EV Charger 7.4 kW electric charger one phase. It allows you to charge your electric vehicle in a smart and sustainable way. The charger is compatible with all common electric vehicles thanks to its fixed charging cable with type 2 connector.
The fast charging function enables charging almost twice as fast as with other common charging stations. Due to the automatic switching between single-phase and three-phase charging mode, it is also possible to make the most of times with low solar power. In this process, the intelligent system permanently takes all loads into account and prevents overloading of the household connection.
5-year warranty.
More about electric chargers
Electric chargers are devices that allow electric vehicle batteries to be recharged. Electric chargers can be portable or stationary, and can be found in a variety of locations, such as car parks, homes and public charging stations.
There are different types of electric chargers, which can be classified according to their power and charging speed. The main types are:
- - Level 1 chargers: These are the most basic and lowest power chargers, and plug into a standard 120-volt outlet. They are ideal for charging low range electric vehicles such as scooters and electric bicycles.
- - Level 2 chargers are higher power chargers that plug into a 240-volt outlet, such as those used for clothes dryers. They are ideal for charging electric vehicles with a longer range, such as electric cars.
- - Level 3 chargers: These are the most powerful, fast-charging chargers and use direct current instead of alternating current. These chargers can be found at public charging stations and can charge an electric car battery in less than an hour.
It is important to note that electric chargers can also have different types of connectors, which are used to connect the charger to the vehicle. Some of the most common connectors are the J1772 connector, the CCS connector and the CHAdeMO connector.
In summary, electric chargers are essential for charging electric vehicles and there are different types depending on the power and charging speed. In addition, the different types of connectors must be considered to ensure compatibility between the charger and the electric vehicle.
How long does it take to charge an electric car battery?
The time it takes to charge an electric car battery depends on several factors, such as the capacity of the battery, the level of charge and the type of charger you are using. Here is a general guide to charging times for different charge levels:
- - Level 1 charge: Use a standard 120-volt household outlet. This is the slowest option. It can take several hours or even overnight to fully charge an electric vehicle battery, depending on its capacity. For example, a vehicle with a 40 kWh battery could take around 10-20 hours to fully charge on a Level 1 charger.
- - Level 2 charging: Uses a 240-volt outlet, which is the same as that used for large appliances such as clothes dryers. Level 2 charging is faster than Level 1 charging. A vehicle with a 40 kWh battery could take about 4-8 hours to fully charge on a Level 2 charger.
- - Level 3 Charging (Fast Charging): Uses high-power direct current (DC) chargers. These chargers allow for much faster charging. On a Level 3 charger, a vehicle with a 40 kWh battery could charge to around 80% in approximately 30 minutes.
It is important to remember that these are estimated times and may vary depending on vehicle manufacturer, battery condition, ambient temperature and other factors. In addition, many electric vehicles have charging systems that adjust the charging rate as the battery fills to protect the battery and prolong its life.
It is always advisable to consult the vehicle manufacturer's documentation and specifications for accurate information on charging times for a specific model and for different types of chargers.
How much does it cost to charge an electric car battery?
The cost of charging an electric car battery varies depending on several factors, including the cost of electricity in your area, the capacity of the vehicle's battery, the level of charge and the type of charger you are using. Here are some key points to consider:
- - Electricity Rates: The cost of electricity can vary widely depending on geographic location and local rates. Some areas offer special rates for charging electric vehicles during certain times of the day, which can reduce costs.
- - Charger Type: Different types of chargers (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3) have different efficiencies and charging speeds. A Level 3 charger, for example, may be more expensive to use, but it can also charge the battery more quickly.
- - Battery Capacity: The higher the capacity of your vehicle's battery, the more it will cost to fully charge it. However, keep in mind that most people do not charge their vehicle from zero to 100% on a single charge, which means that the full cost is not always incurred.
- - Vehicle Efficiency: The efficiency of the electric vehicle in terms of how many kilometres it can travel per kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity will also influence the cost. More efficient vehicles can travel longer distances on the same amount of energy.
- - Charging Plan: Some electric vehicle owners can take advantage of lower rates by charging during certain times of the day or by using special electric vehicle rates.
- - Maintenance Costs: Although the cost of charging an electric car can vary, it is generally less expensive compared to refuelling an internal combustion vehicle. In addition, electric cars typically require less maintenance and have lower operating costs over time.
To get an accurate idea of how much it would cost to charge your electric car battery, it is advisable to check electricity rates in your area and use online calculators provided by electric vehicle manufacturers and charging providers. This will allow you to estimate the cost based on your specific situation and the details of your vehicle.
What types of chargers are there?
There are several types of electric vehicle chargers, each with different power levels and charging speeds. Here are the main types:
- - Level 1 chargers: These are the most basic chargers and plug into a standard 120-volt household outlet. They are suitable for charging at home, but the charging speed is slow. They are ideal for vehicles that do not need fast charging and when time is not a critical factor.
- - Level 2 chargers: Use a 240-volt outlet, similar to that used for large appliances such as clothes dryers. They are faster than Level 1 chargers and are common in homes, workplaces and public car parks. They may require a specific electrical installation.
- - Level 3 Chargers (Fast Charge or Ultra Fast Charge): These chargers use direct current (DC) and offer much faster charging than the previous levels. They are common at public charging stations and are designed for charging vehicles over long distances. However, not all electric vehicles are compatible with this type of charger.
Chargers are also divided into different power levels, which affect charging speed:
- - Low power chargers: these are usually Level 1 chargers and some Level 2 chargers with lower power ratings. They are suitable for slow charging and do not require advanced electrical infrastructure.
- - Moderate power chargers: These are Level 2 and some Level 3 chargers with medium power ratings. They offer faster charging and are suitable for charging at home and in public places.
- - High power chargers: These are usually the ultra-fast charging Level 3 chargers. They can recharge a large amount of energy in a short period of time and are essential for long journeys and roadside charging stations.
It is important to note that charging speed can also vary depending on the vehicle's battery capacity, efficiency and state of charge.
The choice of charger type depends on your charging needs, the availability of infrastructure in your area and the model of electric vehicle you have.