LCD Type EV Charger 11KW/22KW

LCD Type EV Charger

• 3-Phase 11KW/22KW

• 1-Phase 7kw

• Type A Type B (optional)

• Plug-in and Charge / RFID card WIFI & Bluetooth (APP) / 4G / Ethernet

• OCPP1.6J

Product function

1. With swipe card start and remote stop/start, Automatically end when fully charged. 

 

2. Appoint charging function, can be charged according to the user's demand, full automatic end. 

 

3. History record function can query historical charging records and expense records. 

 

4. Equipped with display screen to display SOC information in real time and estimate full time. 

 

5. Convenient charging, plug and play. 
   Note: 4G module/Ethernet (network cable) function can be optional, scan the code to charge, scan the code to pay,
   contact our company  (or the customer's designated platform) Mobile APP to check charging information, etc.

ELECTRICAL TECHNICAL REFERENCE

Parameter  
Working voltage AC 220V-400V
European standard TYPE 2/ CHINA STANDARD GB/T  
Rated power 7KW 11KW 22KW
Operating current 32A 16A 32A
American standard TYPE 1  
Rated power 7Kw 9Kw 11Kw
Operating current 32A 40A 50A
Frequency 50Hz/60Hz
lP Degree IP55
Use environment  
Working temperature -40℃ - +70℃
Working humidity <95 %HR
The cooling way Natural air cooling
Display function  
Display parameters Charge voltage, charge current, charge quantity, SOC, fault code
Physical size  
Fuselage size 320*220*110mm
lnstallation mode Column mounted (floor mounted) or wall mounted Install optional

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