What kind of electricity does a charging pile use?

AC charging piles mostly use 220V single-phase electricity, which has the lowest requirements for power access and is more suitable for home use. They are mostly installed in community parking lots, and some public parking lots will also be installed, and are used in conjunction with DC fast charging piles. DC home EV charging piles

What are home EV charging piles?

Home EV charging piles, as a vital infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs), have become increasingly essential with the rising popularity of EVs. With the surge in popularity of electric vehicles (EVs), the need for convenient and efficient charging solutions has become increasingly evident.

What is an AC charging pile?

AC charging piles, commonly known as “slow charging”. AC charging piles only provide power output and do not directly charge the battery. You need to connect an on-board charger to convert AC power into DC power to charge the on-board battery.

Can I install a charging pile in my community?

Consider whether your community allows the type of charging pile you plan to install, especially high-power charging piles. 380V power supports the installation of high-power DC or AC home charging piles, while 220V power can only install low-power AC slow charging piles.

How high should a charging pile be?

When it comes to installation height, generally speaking, 1.2-1.5m (47.24-59.06 inches) is a relatively suitable installation height for charging piles. This height is convenient for plugging and unplugging, and ensures safety. Avoid installing it above 2 meters to prevent increased resistance and reduced charging speed.

Should I charge my EV 80% on a charging station?

Yes, you should charge your electric vehicle (EV) only up to 80% on a charging station. It is also known as the 80% rule for EV charging. This practice can help maintain the health and longevity of your EV’s battery.