Intelligent EV Charger

With the popularization of new energy electric vehicles, charging has become a focal point of public concern. Today, let's delve into the various charging plug types for new energy electric vehicles, explore the plug models used in different countries, and also introduce an outstanding home portable charger product.​ 🔋GB/T 20234​ China has been actively formulating new energy EV charging standards. In 2006, GB/T20234 - 2006, based on the IEC standard, specified 16A/32A/250A AC and 400A DC charging connections. In 2011, GB/T20234 - 2011 refined the ratings (AC ≤690V/50Hz/250A, DC ≤1000V/400A). This mandatory rule requires all EVs sold in China to have both AC and DC charging ports.​ 🔋Combo (SAE J1772)​ Developed by SAE in 1996, the original J1772 standard supported 250V/32A AC charging for Level 1 (120V) and Level 2 (240V) modes, used in models like the Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Volt. In 2012, the standard evolved with a Combo Connector, adding two pins for DC fast charging, though sacrificing backward compatibility. Today, Combo sockets are prevalent in Europe, adopted by Audi, BMW, Volkswagen, and select US vehicles.​ 🔋CHAdeMO​ CHAdeMO stands for CHArge de Move, aiming for quick charging. Backed by Japanese automakers like Nissan and Mitsubishi, its DC fast charging socket offers up to 50kW. Popular models such as the Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV support this standard. Widely adopted in Japan, it also has many AC fast charging stations in the US.​ 🔋Tesla​ Tesla initially used its proprietary charging standard, with a socket supporting up to 120kW and 80A. While it has numerous supercharging stations in the US, to expand globally, Tesla now adheres to local standards. In China, for instance, it follows Chinese charging norms.​ 🔋CCS (Combined Charging System)​ In 2012, eight major American and German automakers (Ford, GM, Chrysler, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, VW, Porsche) jointly developed a unified charging system. This innovative design combined four charging modes—single-phase AC, fast three-phase AC, household DC, and ultra-fast DC—into a single interface. Later adopted as the standard by SAE and ACEA, it has been the norm for European plug-in EVs since 2017.​ 🏢Our Company's Home Portable Charger Product​ Our independent R&D company pioneers new energy charging tech. Our portable home charger, a compact charging cable, packs robust functionality and practical benefits.​ 👷‍♀️Strong Adaptability to Meet Diverse Needs​One of the product's major highlights is its dual charging plugs: GB/T (CN) for Chinese-standard and Type 2 (EU) for European-standard new energy vehicles. This dual-plug design ensures seamless domestic use and easy overseas travel, breaking down regional and plug-standard barriers. We also provide customizable options, including plug types, cable lengths, and other functional parameters, to meet diverse customer needs.​⭐️Safety Protection Functions: The charger features multiple safeguards. Overload protection cuts power when the charging current exceeds safe levels, protecting the charger, vehicle battery, and home circuit. Overheat protection halts charging to prevent fires and extend component lifespans during prolonged use or poor heat dissipation. Leakage protection instantly shuts off power upon detecting a leak, eliminating electric​⭐️Real-time Remaining Time Display: The charger's screen shows charging time left, helping you plan trips and avoid unnecessary waiting.​⭐️Scheduled Charging: Set charging times via the charger's buttons or mobile app (if available). Charge during off-peak hours to save on electricity costs.​⭐️Peak-Valley Price Display: The screen shows current peak and off-peak electricity prices, enabling smart charging time decisions for savings.​⭐️Flame Retardant Design: Made from fire-resistant materials, the charger's shell stops fire spread in emergencies, ensuring safety. ​ Our company's home portable charger, integrating the advantages of safety, intelligence, convenience and strong adaptability, is an ideal choice for new energy electric vehicle owners for daily charging. Whether you are at home, traveling or on a business trip, you can easily charge your car as long as there is a suitable power socket.please click here to learn more.

In Germany's Autobahn service areas, Tesla's V4 supercharger can replenish 300km of range in just 15 minutes. In contrast, a regular charger in downtown Tokyo requires a full hour to charge a vehicle. With new energy vehicles moving past "range anxiety", charging speed has become a top user priority. This article explores super fast charging technology, highlights its key differences from standard chargers, and recommends the globally-acclaimed 160kW D30 DC charger.👩‍🔬 The "Core Code" of Charging Speed: The Essential Difference Between DC and ACTo understand why super fast charging is efficient, it is necessary to clarify the power transmission path during charging. The core difference between regular AC chargers and super fast DC chargers lies in the form of current and processing methods:💡Regular AC Chargers: They output alternating current (AC), but electric vehicle batteries can only store direct current (DC). Therefore, the current must be converted by the on-board charger (OBC) before entering the battery. Limited by the vehicle's internal space and heat dissipation conditions, their power is usually between 6.6kW - 22kW, resulting in slower charging speeds. For example, a 22kW AC charger takes 3 - 4 hours to fully charge an electric vehicle with a 70kWh battery.⚡️Super Fast DC Chargers: They directly output direct current (DC), which can bypass the on-board charger and directly charge the battery pack, eliminating the current conversion link and achieving higher power. Take the D30 DC charger as an example, its 160kW power can significantly improve charging efficiency. Tests in the European market show that an electric vehicle with an 80kWh battery using D30 only takes 25 minutes to charge from 20% to 80%, which is more than 6 times faster than a regular AC charger.🧑‍💻The "Black Technology" of Super Fast Charging: Not Just High Power, But "Smart Charging"The world's mainstream super charging technologies follow a principle: not only to have "high power", but also to "charge stably and safely". This is another major technical difference between super fast charging and regular chargers.Regular AC chargers have a straightforward technical logic, mainly focusing on stable AC output with minimal real-time battery monitoring. In contrast, super fast chargers rely on an "intelligent collaborative system"—a "precision power dispatcher". The D30 DC charger exemplifies this, boasting three core technologies:🔋Dynamic power adjustment technology♦️Communicates in real-time with the vehicle's BMS (Battery Management System).♦️Automatically adjusts the output power according to the battery's current temperature and power status. For instance, it can output 160kW power at full capacity when the battery is low, and gradually reduce the power when the battery is close to 80% to avoid overheating. This technology has shown excellent performance in tests in cold regions of North America.🥶Liquid cooling system♦️High - power charging generates a significant amount of heat.♦️The D30 adopts a vehicle - grade liquid cooling module, which improves heat dissipation efficiency by 3 times compared with regular air cooling. This ensures continuous charging without downtime even in the 45℃ high - temperature environment in the Middle East, making it adaptable to different climate zones worldwide.🚊Wide voltage compatibility design♦️Global electric vehicle battery voltage standards vary (e.g., 400V and 800V platforms).♦️The D30 supports a wide voltage output range of 200V - 1000V, providing an efficient "plug - and - charge" experience for both European Volkswagen ID series and Asian BYD and Tesla models.⁉️How to Choose a Suitable Fast Charging Device? Focus on These Three PointsCommercial charging operators and those equipping fast chargers for parks or fleets should consider these key factors:💡Power: Opt for 150kW or higher to suit mainstream models.💡Intelligent Features: Ensure it has temperature control and dynamic adjustment.💡Compatibility: Confirm it works with various vehicle brands.Our D30 DC charger meets all these criteria. Super fast charging isn't just about speed—it's a complete overhaul of charging logic. With 800V high-voltage models on the rise, 160kW chargers will be essential in commercial settings.For an efficient, reliable, and universally compatible solution,please click https://www.fescharging.com/ to learn more about the D30 DC charger. It speeds up charging and simplifies operations.