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TYPES OF ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING STATIONS
Charging an electric car is a simple process: you simply plug your car into a charger that is connected to the electric grid. However, not all EV charging stations (also known as electric vehicle supply equipment, or EVSE) are created equal. Some can be installed simply by plugging into a standard wall outlet, while others require a custom installation. The time it takes to charge your car will also vary based on the charger you use.
EV chargers typically fall under one of three main categories: Level 1 charging stations, Level 2 charging stations, and DC Fast Chargers (also referred to as Level 3 charging stations).
Level 1 EV charging stations
Level 1 chargers use a 120 V AC plug and can be plugged into a standard outlet. Unlike other chargers, Level 1 chargers do not require the installation of any additional equipment. These chargers typically deliver two to five miles of range per hour of charging and are most often used at home.
Level 1 chargers are the least expensive EVSE option, but they also take the most time to charge your car's battery. Homeowners typically use these types of chargers to charge their cars overnight.
Manufacturers of Level 1 EV chargers include AeroVironment, Duosida, Leviton, and Orion.
Level 2 chargers are used for both residential and commercial charging stations. They use a 240 V (for residential) or 208 V (for commercial) plug, and unlike Level 1 chargers, they can't be plugged into a standard wall outlet. Instead, they are usually installed by a professional electrician. They can also be installed as part of a solar panel system.
Level 2 electric car chargers deliver 10 to 60 miles of range per hour of charging. They can fully charge an electric car battery in as little as two hours, making them an ideal option for both homeowners who need fast charging and businesses who want to offer charging stations to customers.
Many electric car manufacturers, like Nissan, have their own Level 2 charger products. Other Level 2 EVSE manufacturers include ClipperCreek, Chargepoint, JuiceBox, and Siemens.
DC Fast Chargers (also known as Level 3 or CHAdeMO EV charging stations)
DC Fast Chargers, also known as Level 3 or CHAdeMO charging stations, can offer 60 to 100 miles of range for your electric car in just 20 minutes of charging. However, they are typically only used in commercial and industrial applications – they require highly specialized, high-powered equipment to install and maintain.
Not all electric cars can be charged with the use of DC Fast Chargers. Most plug-in hybrid EVs don't have this charging capability, and some all-electric vehicles cannot be charged with a DC Fast Charger. The Mitsubishi "i" and Nissan Leaf are two examples of electric cars that are DC Fast Charger enabled.
EV EXPRESS FRACHISE OPPORUNITY
We have franchise territories available in many areas here in the United India. Our EV Express Franchise offer you the ability to own your own EV fast charging stations, making money while helping the environment.
It is the perfect business for those who love to make a positive impact to the environment while managing your own business. If you wish to explore a potential EV Express franchise business, please complete the online questionnaire.
The purpose of questionnaire is for general information in evaluating your qualifications to be awarded an EV Express Franchise. This is not an application. Should you qualify and a mutual interest develops, we will request additional information. This Questionnaire in no way obligates either you or EVRUS Franchise, LLC. in any manner.
All information contained in, and pursuant to, this Questionnaire will be held in the strictest confidence. This information has been provided for the specific purpose of obtaining a Franchise and is for the internal use in rendering a decision by our Franchise.
Revenue Projections from a Typical Public Charging Station (PCS)
Revenue projection from the PCS business is calculated in the next table based on the following assumptions:
20 hours of charging operations for 30 days/month
Capacity Utilization Factor (CUF) of PCS setup considered at 15% for Year-1, 25% for Year-2, 40% for Year-3, 65% for Year-4 and 85% for Year-5 (optimistic scenario)
Electricity tariff to the DISCOM is considered as pass through to consumer
A margin of Rs 2.5 on electricity tariff is considered in Scenario-A
A margin of Rs 3 in first & second year, Rs 2.5 in third & fourth year and Rs 2 from fifth year on wards is considered in Scenario-B
EVSE Management Software fee considered @10% of net margin on electricity tariff
HOW TO SETUP ONE?
You own business / resorts / vacation homes or you know someone who do. Contact them and ask them to install a 15 Amp socket which has proper earthing or ask them to purchase an EVSE which adds additional safety checks.
Once the socket is installed, take your electric car or an e-bike that supports 15 Amp charging and check if it's working.
The graphic of the EV Charging Vehicle board, print it and install the board near the charging point.
You could print your own board, but using our image supports us in a small way.
Send us address, timings, a contact number of the person in-charge and let us know if the station is a free or a paid station.
Or Use the RE:CHARGE India mobile app to add the station by filling in the form in the app.
If it's a paid station, let us know the charges.
We may send people to test the station, if we can. Else we will rely on the community to test it.
Once we test the station and if all is good, we will publish it here for the benefit of the community.
Congratulations! You have just setup a community charge point!
Spread the word on the new point and try to add many many more!
TYPES OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) CHARGERS
There are three main types of EV charging – rapid, fast, and slow. These represent the power outputs, and therefore charging speeds, available to charge an EV. Note that power is measured in kilowatts (kW).
Rapid chargers are one of two types – AC or DC [Alternating or Direct Current]. Current Rapid AC chargers are rated at 43 kW, while most Rapid DC units are at least 50 kW. Both will charge the majority of EVs to 80% in around 30-60 minutes (depending a battery capacity). Tesla Superchargers are also Rapid DC and charge at around 120 kW. Rapid AC devices use a tethered Type 2 connector, and Rapid DC chargers are fitted with a CCS, CHAdeMO or Tesla Type 2.
Fast chargers include those which provide power from 7 kW to 22 kW, which typically fully charge an EV in 3-4 hours. Common fast connectors are a tethered Type 1 or a Type 2 socket (via a connector cable supplied with the vehicle).
Slow units (up to 3 kW) are best used for overnight charging and usually take between 6 and 12 hours for a pure-EV, or 2-4 hours for a PHEV. EVs charge on slow devices using a cable which connects the vehicle to a 3-pin or Type 2 socket.
Supporting the Indian Government's 'National electric mobility mission', Tata Power established the first set of Electric Vehicle charging stations in Mumbai - India's financial capital. Now present in Mumbai, Delhi and Hyderabad, our customized EV charging solutions form the infrastructure backbone for a growing EV ecosystem, and provide customers access to energy-efficient options with ease.
Our solution covers power supply, backend power supply infrastructure and customized EV charging solutions.
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