AC Round Model Charging Station

Name: AC Round Model Charging Station
Brand: Guangzhou Max Power New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.

AC round MODEL charging station is a type of electric vehicle (EV) charging station that uses alternating current (AC) to charge EVs. These charging stations are equipped with a round-shaped connector that fits into the charging port of compatible EVs. AC round MODEL charging stations are commonly found in residential areas, commercial buildings, and public parking lots, allowing EV owners to conveniently charge their vehicles.

Specification of AC Round Model Charging Station

Brand Name	Max Power
Model Number	AC0732/AC1116/AC2232
Place of Origin	Guangdong, China
Output Power	7KW/11KW/22KW
Input Voltage	AC220V/AC380V
Charging mode	SWIPE CARD, APP. MAUNUAL
Input Current	32A/16A/32A
Output Voltage	220V±20%
Output Current	32A/16A/32A
Networking mode	Swipe card, APP.Manual
IP Level	IP54
Altitude	2000M
OCPP	1.6J

Features of AC Round Model Charging Station

The AC Round Model Charging Station offers several key features. Firstly, it supports charging at Level 2, which means it can deliver power at a higher rate compared to standard Level 1 charging stations. This results in faster charging times for electric vehicles. Secondly, it is equipped with an easy-to-use round connector that is compatible with a wide range of EV models. Additionally, it has built-in safety features such as overcurrent protection and ground fault detection, ensuring safe and reliable charging. The charging station is typically wall-mounted and compact in design, making it suitable for both residential and commercial installations.

How Does an AC Round Model Charging Station Work?

An AC Round Model Charging Station works by receiving alternating current (AC) power from the electrical grid and converting it into a direct current (DC) suitable for charging electric vehicles (EVs). The station is typically connected to a power source and has a round-shaped connector that fits into the charging port of compatible EVs. Inside the charging station, there are charging electronics and safety features like overcurrent protection and ground fault detection. The station delivers the DC power to the EV's onboard charger, which further converts it to the required voltage and current to charge the EV's battery. The charging process is managed and controlled by the station's internal systems.