11KW Household AC EV Charger

Flexible Charging Modes

1. Automatic Full Charge Basis-it automatically automatically fully charges the EV battery.
2. Time Schedule Basis-it charges the vehicle based on preset time periods, starting and stopping charging at specific times. Users can set the charging to occur during periods with lower electricity rates (e.g., nighttime when rates are lower), which reduces charging costs and is suitable for use in regions with significant fluctuations in electricity prices.
3. Amount Basis-it charges the vehicle based on a preset amount of energy (typically measured in kilowatt-hours). A kilowatt-hour (symbol: kWh), often referred to as a “unit” of energy, represents the energy consumption of a device with a power rating of one kilowatt operating for one hour. Users can set a specific amount of energy to be charged, and the charger will stop charging once that amount is reached.
4. Cost Basis (Optional, only for commercial use)-it charges the vehicle based on cost you want to pay based on unit price of period, and it will refund you if there is money balance.

4 Steps to Complete Charging Time Schedule Set by App

1. Add charging time schedule for every day
2. Check charging record and electricity consumption
3. Set 1-11 amps for charging
4. Invite your family members or friend to share your charge point

App language support: English, French, German, Italian, Turkish and Spanish, etc

What is RCD Protechion?

Type A+DC 6mA refers to a type of residual current device (RCD) used in electric vehicle charging systems.
Type A: This type of RCD detects both alternating current (AC) and pulsating direct current (DC) residual currents. It provides protection against electric shock by detecting and disconnecting the circuit if a fault is detected.
DC 6mA: This specifies that the RCD can detect smooth DC residual currents up to 6 milliamperes (mA). This is important in electric vehicle charging because some EVs can produce smooth DC residual currents that standard RCDs (Type A) might not detect.
Application: Type A+DC 6mA RCDs are used in EV charging stations to ensure comprehensive protection against both AC and DC residual currents, enhancing safety during the charging process.
Advantages: Provides enhanced safety by detecting a wider range of fault currents, complying with EV charging safety standards, and ensuring protection against electric shock.

What is Riot Rating

IK10 Riot Rating refers to the highest level of protection against mechanical impact in the international standard IEC 62262 (also known as EN 62262), which classifies the degrees of protection provided by enclosures for electrical equipment against external mechanical impacts.
IK10: This is the highest rating on the IK scale, indicating that the enclosure can withstand an impact of 20 joules. This typically translates to a 5 kg mass dropped from a height of 400 mm onto the equipment.

Fire Protection

Flame-retardant outshell, wires and circuit boards to prevent charger fires and ensure user safety.

Led Light Shows the Charging Status

Blue light is constantly on, which means charging is available.
Green light is blinking, which means charging is in progress.
Green light is constantly on, which means charging is completed.
Red light is blinking, which means there is charging failure.

What is in the box?

In the packaging box, we provide one charging pile host, two RFID cards, an instruction manual, two keys, 23 screws, two brackets, and a charging gun.

4 Steps to Install EV AC Charger

1. Mount the bracket and EV charger holder on the wall.
2. Mount the charger onto the wall bracket.
3. Secure the charger to the wall by anti-theft screws.
4. Close the charger’s cover and remove the key to prevent theft.