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EV Charging Stations
EV Charging Stations
Here's a selection of the wide range of AC and DC EV chargers to fulfill your EV's charging needs
FIMER FLEXA AC Station
The solution for commercial and public applications.
FIMER FLEXA AC Wallbox
Wall-mounted charging device designed for residential applications.
FIMER FLEXA DC Station
The new generation station for both AC and DC charging of electric vehicles; the best solution when fast charging is required.
People underestimate how close the “end of oil” is. Fossil fuels, such as gasoline, are not renewable resources. Furthermore, the usage of fossil fuels results in pollution, greenhouse gases, and other pollutants that are hazardous to human health.
Normal charging points are not only less expensive, but they also use less electricity and take up less space, lowering capital expenses even further. They can be connected to low-voltage single- and three-phase distribution networks that are common in buildings and public areas.
A dense network of low-voltage EV charging stations minimizes the need for high-voltage and ultra-high-voltage charging stations, which are more expensive and can be harmful to EV battery health if used excessively.
By placing EV charging stations in areas where vehicles frequently park, EV owners may charge their vehicles while they are parked, saving time and reducing the distance traveled to a public charging station.
Local emissions are zero for all battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). Furthermore, because PHEVs and HEVs are more efficient than gasoline-only vehicles, they emit far fewer tailpipe emissions, even while solely running on gasoline.
There’s a prevalent misconception that electric vehicle production — and the energy electricity needed to charge them — produces the same amount of damaging pollution as gas-powered automobiles. That simply isn’t the case. Electric vehicles emit fewer pollutants. Electric vehicles will continue to get cleaner as the grids that power them expand their reliance on renewable energy sources. On our end, all of our EV chargers are powered by 100 percent renewable electricity generated by wind and solar
Public charging infrastructure should be positioned in regions where there is a strong demand for charging. The demand for public charging at a given location will be determined by a variety of factors, including population and employment density, parking availability, traffic volumes, and the presence of points of interest such as commercial establishments, transit stations, or tourist attractions, among others. It also depends on whether or not other private or semi-public charging stations are available in the neighborhood.
FAQ
Still not sure? Here are some answers to the frequently asked questions.
Does the cost of charging at home differ from that at a public station?
Text hereThe battery capacity is generally between 20 and 45 kWh. If you charge at home, the cost will be determined by your state's electricity rate, which typically runs from Rs 8 to Rs 10 per unit. In the majority of the cities the cost at charging stations is around Rs. 4-4.5 kWh, while the rate at home varies at Rs. 3-8 per unit. Then charging at home might cost approximately Rs.160-450 more than charging in public.
How can I tell whether my home has adequate electricity to charge an electric vehicle?
The first step is to get your home inspected by a certified electrician. They'll be able to figure out how much work is required to accommodate the charging equipment. In some situations, an update to your home's electric service may be necessary. Your utility provider may be forced to conduct work to supply the higher electric load in that instance. Your certified electrician should be able to detect the issue and work with the utility provider to arrange for the necessary service improvement.
What is the maintenance cost and maintenance frequency of an EV charger?
Very little. Despite being an advanced technology, electric cars are remarkably simple to maintain. The same is true for EV charging stations. If installed properly and built modularly (like EVBox's charging stations), every piece can be easily replaced. Charging stations with online connectivity also enable remote diagnostics and repair, so you won't be left stranded in the rare event of charger malfunction.
Installing an EV charger takes how long ?
In most cases, a half-day installation is required. The installation may take a bit longer if your fuse box is located distant from the charging point or if wires must be passed through internal rooms.