Type1 Wallbox Ev Charger

Type1 Wallbox Ev Charger
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Product Features
• Indoors and Outdoors - IP65 rated for water and dust resistance. 7KW vehicle charging pointis safe for use in bad weather conditions.
• Business Partner - The mid certified electricity meter complies with the European public charging station measurement standard and can be used for collecting money from users.
• Smart - The 7KW vehicle charging point can connect to any ocpp 1.6j ocpp server to wirelessly control and monitor he charger via Wifi or 4G or Ethernet.
• High Compatibility - The 7KW vehicle charging point compatible with all IEC 62196 type2 EVs currently available on the market.
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Product Features

 

• Indoors and Outdoors - IP65 rated for water and dust resistance. 7KW vehicle charging pointis safe for use in bad weather conditions.
• Business Partner - The mid certified electricity meter complies with the European public charging station measurement standard and can be used for collecting money from users.

• Smart - The 7KW vehicle charging point can connect to any ocpp 1.6j ocpp server to wirelessly control and monitor he charger via Wifi or 4G or Ethernet.
• High Compatibility - The 7KW vehicle charging point compatible with all IEC 62196 type2 EVs currently available on the market.

 

 

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Safety factors of home charging stations
 

There are various safety factors for home charging stations, which you can also consider when purchasing or selecting a charger.

  •  Charging station hardware safety

High-quality home electric vehicle charging stations usually have multiple safety measures. For example, many charging devices are UL certified or other similar safety certifications, which means that they meet certain safety and quality standards.

In addition, these charging devices usually have multiple safety features built in, such as mechanisms to prevent overheating, overload, and short circuits, to ensure the safety of the charging process.

  •  Electrical system compatibility

Before installation, it is crucial to evaluate the compatibility of the home electrical system. If the home power system cannot bear the additional load required by the charging station, it may cause electrical failure or fire.

Therefore, it is recommended that electric vehicle owners hire a professional electrician to evaluate the home electrical system and upgrade it if necessary before installing the charging station to ensure that it can safely and stably support the use of the charging station.

  • Charging environment safety

The choice of charging environment is also one of the key factors affecting the safety of home charging stations. Ideally, the charging station should be installed in a well-ventilated garage or outdoors to avoid the risk of overheating or battery leakage due to poor ventilation.

Fire and water prevention measures should also be taken to cope with the possibility of extreme weather and accidents.

 

Potential risks and solutions of home charging stations

  • Overheating and fire risks

During the charging process, both electric vehicle batteries and charging equipment may overheat, especially in high temperature environments or when used for a long time. Overheating may cause fire risks.

Therefore, choosing charging equipment with overheating protection function and keeping the environment ventilated and cool during charging are effective ways to prevent overheating. In addition, avoiding long-term charging in hot weather can also help reduce the risk of overheating.

  •  Electric shock and electrical safety issues

Electric shock is another safety issue that requires special attention when using home charging stations. If the charging equipment or cable is damaged, or if it is improperly handled during charging, electric shock incidents may occur.

 

To prevent electric shock accidents, electric vehicle owners should regularly check the integrity of the charging equipment and cables to ensure that they are not worn or damaged. In addition, users should follow the correct operating procedures when plugging and unplugging the charger to avoid live operation.

  • Equipment aging and damage

Over time, the cables, plugs and other hardware of home charging stations may wear and age. This wear and tear can cause electrical failures or even fires.

Regular inspection and replacement of aging equipment can prevent potential risks. It is recommended that electric vehicle owners check their equipment at least 1-2 times a year and replace or upgrade it if necessary.

 

 

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Firmware Upgrade

Local USB disk manual upgrade or OCPP remote upgrade

Configure the charger

Local USB disk manual Configure or or Manual set on charger's screen or OCPP remote

OCPP Mode (WS:// or WSS://), Charger Number, Vendor, Server IP, OCPP Path,Network Type (WLAN, Ethernet, 4G), Current, Phase, QR code, APN, Password, PWM Compensate, Overload, screen Brightness, Time Zone, Settings Protect level etc...

OCPP Commands

Boot Notification

Heart Beat

Change Availability

Change Configuration

Remote Start Transaction

Remote Stop Transaction

Reset

Unlock Connector

Update Firmware

Reserve Now

Cancel Reservation

Trigger Message

Get Composite Schedule

Clear Charging Profile

Set Charging Profile

Data Transfer

SET

GET

Get Configuration

GetConfigurationMaxKeys

NumberOfConnectors

MeterValueSampleInterval

MaxChargingProfilesInstalled

ChargeProfileMaxStackLevel

SupportedFeatureProfiles

ChargingScheduleAllowedChargingRateUnit

ConnectorSwitch3to1PhaseSupported

TransactionMessageAttempts

TransactionMessageRetryInterval

ReserveConnectorZeroSupported

LightIntensity

WebSocketPingInterval

HeartbeatInterval

Set Configuration

MeterValueSampleInterval

LightIntensity

TransactionMessageAttempts

TransactionMessageRetryInterval
WebSocketPingInterval

Local language

Support, the charger max support two different language

Charging History

Can find in charger's screen in local or find in ocpp server

Fault History

Can find in charger's screen in local or find in ocpp serve

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