AC DESTINATION CHARGING
3.5/7kW AC Charger · Rounded Housing
Rounded-housing AC charging equipment with listed 3.5kW and 7kW variants, shown in wallbox and pedestal layouts.
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PRODUCT FAMILY / AC CHARGING
AC EV chargers.
A natural fit for longer stays.
Explore destination charging for residential parking, workplaces and hospitality sites. Start with the vehicles, their parking duration and the electrical supply available.
THE PRODUCT COLLECTION
AC charging products.
Review equipment options and prepare a model-specific project inquiry.
AC DESTINATION CHARGING
3.5/7kW AC Charger · Rectangular Housing
Rectangular-housing AC charging equipment with listed 3.5kW and 7kW variants, shown in wallbox and pedestal layouts.
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Equipment presentation. Final configuration varies by model.DESTINATION CHARGING
Put parking time to work.
AC charging supplies alternating current to the vehicle. The vehicle’s onboard charger converts it into DC energy for the battery. The vehicle and installation both influence the charging power that can actually be used.
For locations where vehicles stay for several hours, an AC charging project can be planned around the parking routine rather than the shortest possible stop.
Discuss an AC charging projectYOUR SPECIFICATION CHECKLIST
What to confirm.
Ask for evidence for the exact model and destination market.
| Requirement | Details to discuss |
|---|---|
| Electrical input | Site voltage, phase, available capacity and vehicle onboard AC charging limit. |
| Vehicle interface | Connector or socket format, cable reach and compatibility with the intended vehicles. |
| Mounting & location | Wall or pedestal position, indoor or outdoor exposure, parking layout and accessibility. |
| Access & networking | Who can charge; whether authentication, load management or a network integration is needed. |
| Documentation | Model datasheet, installation manual and applicable conformity documents, checked before purchase. |
When to compare DC charging instead
If vehicles need more energy during a short stop, compare DC fast charging. Begin with the vehicle’s charging capability and the site’s grid capacity, rather than choosing a charger on its headline power alone.
Continue with the EV charger buying guide or explore destination charging applications.
LET’S DEFINE YOUR PROJECT
A better charging project
starts with the right questions.
Tell us the destination market, site type and charging requirements.