How Does an EV Charger Work?

• The charger draws electricity from the grid or renewable sources like solar panels.
• The EV battery management system controls charging speed and prevents overcharging.
• The charger converts AC (alternating current) from the grid into DC (direct current) to charge the EV’s battery efficiently.

AC Chargers

AC charging offers a space-saving and efficient solution for electric vehicles, easily installable in homes, businesses, and public areas. With multiple power levels and overvoltage protection.

Uses of AC EV Chargers

• Conveniently charge electric vehicles overnight in residential spaces.
• Provides employees and visitors with an accessible EV charging option.
• Installed in malls, parking lots, and highways for widespread accessibility.

DC charger

A DC charger (Direct Current fast charger) is a high-power electric vehicle (EV) charging solution that delivers direct current (DC) directly to the EV’s battery, enabling rapid charging compared to AC chargers.

How Does it Work?

• The charger draws high-voltage electricity from the grid.
• DC chargers convert power before delivering it directly to the EV’s battery.
• Since DC power bypasses the vehicle’s onboard charger, it charges the battery significantly faster.