Types of Electric Vehicle Chargers

There are many different types of car charging systems on the market, so how do you know which is right for you? If you want to charge your vehicle easily and conveniently at home, you can install a home charger in your garage, driveway or designated parking space. We offer a range of home car chargers, such as TC 3.3kw, OBC 800W-21KW chargers. Perfect for new EV owners, it offers a simple and reliable method of charging. We also offer bus chargers for charging on the go, such as 400KW DC chargers. These can be installed in any business for public use, which is a great way to increase revenue.

Where to find public charging points

Public charging stations are popping up in countries around the world including Australia, the UK and the US. So how do you know where to find the charging station closest to you? It's simple; you just need to download a map of charging station locations, which shows all the different charging points in your area. Usually, once a new public charging station is installed, it is shown on the location map. From hotels and corporate office buildings to retail complexes, there are many different places to charge your vehicle on the go. More and more businesses are discovering the benefits of installing public charging stations, which greatly increases the availability of public charging.

How long does it take to charge an electric car?

The time it takes to charge an electric vehicle depends on a variety of factors, such as the type of charging point, the vehicle's charging rate, and the size of the car's battery. Our car chargers are designed for smarter, faster charging, allowing you to charge your vehicle in less time. If you're just topping up and charging, it might only take 30 minutes. Depending on the size of the car's battery, it can take several hours to charge the vehicle from empty to full. The great thing about a home charger is that you can leave your car charged overnight and wake up to a full charge, so you don't need to worry about charging time.

How much does it cost to charge an electric car?

While the upfront cost of an electric vehicle is higher than that of a conventional car, the long-term cost is less. Charging an electric car is often cheaper than constantly filling it up. Electric vehicle charging costs in Australia can range from $0.30 to $0.60 per kWh; the cost depends on the type of model you buy and the electricity bill in your area. Prices may also vary based on peak charging times. Some public charging stations are free, but these can be harder to find than toll stations.