What is a Black Box? The Black Box Electric Vehicle Energy Management Systems (EVEMS) offers a reliable solution to install a level 2 charger in your home without the need to update your electrical panel. You can install up to 11.5 KW or 48A electric vehicle charger on your current electrical service without worrying about […]
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Non-Networked EV chargers do not access internet systems. With this system, you are not able to monitor usage and A non-networked EV charger allows the user free charging when plugged In. these are typically less expensive to purchase A networked EV charger offers full control of the units, including the ability to charge a fee
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Level 1 chargers are typically included with the purchase of an EV. It plugs into a standard 120 (v) AC outlet with a power output of 1.3kW to 2.4 k.W. This power outlet is equivalent to 3-4 KM of EV range per hour in ideal situations. This is the slowest charging rate outlet available. A
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Currently most EV cars come with an adaptor that your can plug into a charging unit that plugs into any standard 120 volt outlet. However, if you look at the charging rate for a 120 Volt outlet it will charge your Electric Vehicle VERY slowly. A Level 1 charger that plugs into a dedicated standard
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