AC EV Charger

The AC EV Charger is a key device that provides stable power for electric vehicles, widely used in residential, commercial, and public spaces. Ranging from 7kW to 22kW in power, it is an ideal choice for slow charging applications due to its easy installation, low cost, and suitability for long-duration charging. By directly connecting to the power grid, the AC charger delivers alternating current (AC) to the vehicle, which is then converted by the onboard charger (OBC) into direct current (DC) for storage in the battery, ensuring an efficient and safe charging experience for users.

7kw Home Charger, Single Phase EV Charger

Protection level: IP54
Number of guns: single gun design
Charging interface: CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T, etc.

11kW EV Charger, Home AC Car Charger

Protection level: IP54
Number of guns: single/dual gun design
Charging interface: CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T, etc.

19.2 KW EV Charger, AC Home Charger

Protection level: IP54
Number of guns: single gun design
Charging interface: CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T, etc.

Home 22kw EV Charger, AC Charging

Protection level: IP54
Number of guns: single gun design
Charging interface: CCS2, CHAdeMO, GB/T, etc.

aC vs dC eV charging

Electric vehicles (EVs) utilize two types of power: Alternating Current (AC) and Direct Current (DC). While our power grid provides AC power, EV batteries require DC to store energy. This necessitates a conversion process, which takes time when using an AC charger. On the other hand, DC chargers bypass the need for conversion, delivering DC directly to the vehicle’s battery, resulting in significantly faster charging speeds.

Charging Speed:

AC Charging: Slower, as it requires the vehicle’s onboard charger to convert AC into DC before storing energy in the battery.
DC Charging: Faster, since it directly delivers DC to the battery, bypassing the conversion process.
Installation:

Installation:

AC Charging: Easier and cheaper to install, making it ideal for home charging and locations with lower charging demands.
DC Charging: Requires more complex infrastructure and is typically used in public fast-charging stations due to the higher cost and power requirements.

Cost:

AC Charging: More affordable for both equipment and installation.
DC Charging: More expensive due to the high power output and specialized equipment needed.

Best AC EV Chargers Factory, Manufacturer, Supplier In China

Ruihua is a leading manufacturer of AC EV Chargers, offering innovative and efficient solutions for both home and commercial use. Our chargers are compatible with all electric vehicles, providing faster charging speeds and a sleek, easy-to-use design. Built for durability and reliability, Ruihua ensures high-quality products at an affordable price. Contact us today to learn more about how our AC EV Charger can enhance your electric vehicle charging experience.

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FAQ

An AC EV charger is a device that charges electric vehicles using alternating current (AC) power. It is typically used in homes and public locations. Unlike DC chargers, which provide direct current (DC), AC chargers convert AC power to DC power through the vehicle’s onboard charger.

AC Charger: Suitable for home and slow charging, with lower conversion efficiency but cheaper and easier to install.
DC Charger: Typically used in public charging stations, it provides faster charging by delivering direct current (DC) directly to the vehicle’s battery.

Charging time depends on the vehicle’s battery capacity and the power output of the charger. For example, a 7kW home AC charger typically takes about 6 hours to fully charge a 40kWh battery.

Yes, AC chargers are ideal for home use, especially for installation in garages or private parking spaces. They are cost-effective and typically have longer charging times compared to DC chargers.

Most AC chargers use standard connectors (such as Type 1 or Type 2), which are compatible with most electric vehicles. However, it’s important to verify that the charger is compatible with your EV’s charging port type.

When selecting an AC charger, consider the following:

Certifications: Ensure that the charger complies with safety standards and regulations in your area.

Power Output: Choose a charger with the appropriate power for your vehicle’s needs. Home chargers typically range from 3.7kW to 22kW.

Installation Location: Choose a location that’s convenient, such as a garage or parking space.

Many modern AC chargers come with smart features that allow remote control via a mobile app. Features may include remote start/stop charging, monitoring the charging progress, and scheduling charging times.

AC chargers usually come with several safety features, including:

Overload Protection: Prevents damage to the charger by cutting off the power in case of an overload.
Water and Dust Protection: Many chargers have an IP65 rating, making them suitable for outdoor use.
Overheating Protection: Ensures the charger doesn’t overheat during the charging process.

Ruihua EV Charger Factory View

Ruihua Factory currently has more than 400 employees, with an area of more than 80,000 square meters. Introduce the global advanced manufacturing equipment and set up multiple large -scale production lines, with an annual output value of 300 million RMB dollars.

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Research & Development

RuiHua is committed to innovation and quality through advanced research and development capabilities. Our state-of-the-art laboratories and equipment ensure every product meets global standards and delivers exceptional performance. Highlights of our R&D capabilities include: