Type 1 19.2KW EVSE Charging Station

19.2KW 80A 110V 240V AC SAE J1772 Type 1 EVSE Charging Station - Manufacturer, Supplier, Factory

Technical Information:

Maximum Charging Output: 19.2 kW (Single-phase)

Input Voltage Range: 110V/230V AC ±10%

Max Current Output: 80A Amps

Adjustable Current Levels: Between 6A and 80A

Cable: 5m Type 1 (SAE J1772)

Highlighted Benefits:

Strong performance for long-term outdoor use

Quick charging capability up to 19.2KW

Weatherproof with IP55 rating

Smart features including Bluetooth and WiFi for app integration (optional Functions)

Applications:

Home charging for single EVs

Workplace, public parking, and private fleets

Multifamily properties, private/commercial spaces

We have a strong R&D team and a very cooperative sales team, and we are willing to provide ODM/ODM customized services for our customers! We can embed your company's logo in the software, charger body and packaging of our products to showcase brand value. We can also produce EV Chargers and packaging based on your design drawings, or we can provide product design and R&D services according to your needs. For more details, please contact us!

Frequent Ask Questions

1. What is a Type 1 EV Charger and How Does It Work?

A Type 1 evse charging station, also known as a J1772 connector, is a single-phase charger predominantly used in the USA and Asian markets but increasingly seen in the UK as well. It operates at 120-240 volts, typically providing up to 7.4 kW to 19.2KW of power. The Type 1 connector locks into the vehicle's charging port, ensuring a secure connection during the charging process. Once plugged in, the charger and the EV communicate to establish the optimal charging current, ensuring a safe and efficient charge.

2. What vehicles are compatible with Type 1 chargers?

Generally, older models and some Asian brands like Nissan and Mitsubishi use Type 1 connectors.

3. Is it possible to install a Type 1 EV charger at home?

Yes, home installation is an option. However, we strongly advise having a licensed electrician handle the setup to meet safety codes and regulatory requirements.

4. How do I know which charging station is right for my EV?

Charging stations supply vital power to electric vehicles and play a key role in the push toward greener transportation. Globally, four main standards exist: GB/T (China), European (Type 2), American (SAE J1772), and Japanese (CHAdeMO). Chargers are also categorized by speed into AC and DC types.

Before making a purchase, double-check your EV’s charging port type to ensure compatibility with the charger. If you're unsure, don’t hesitate to contact our team for assistance.