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2,3 Wheeler AC & DC EV Charger
An AC/DC charger converts alternating current (AC) from the mains into direct current (DC) for devices. It is commonly used for charging batteries in electronics, vehicles, and gadgets. The charger includes a transformer and rectifier to change and stabilize the voltage. AC/DC chargers come in various power ratings to suit different devices.
Benefits
- Fast charging for daily rides
- Smart Monitoring & Control
- Easy Installation Anywhere
- Reliable for 2,3 wheelers
- Eco-Friendly & Sustainable
- Smart Monitoring & Control
- Longer Battery Health Support
Benefits
- Compact and space-saving in design
- Scalable for the future of demand
- Durable and weather-proof in build
- Smart in monitoring and control
- High in power efficiency
- Advanced in safety protections
- Cost-effective in operation
DC Chargers: 30kW | 60 kW | 120 kW | 180 kW
A DC charger delivers direct current directly to a battery without requiring the device’s onboard conversion system. In this setup, the conversion from AC to DC is handled inside the charger itself before the power reaches the battery.
Benefits
- Efficient in daily charging
- Battery-friendly in operation
- Ready for the future of mobility
- Energy-saving in performance
- Safe in design and reliable
- Low cost of installation
- Safe in design and reliable
AC Chargers: 7.4 kW | 11 kW | 22 kW
An AC charger uses alternating current from the electricity grid to power devices or charge batteries. In this system, the conversion from AC to DC takes place inside the device through an onboard charger. It is generally slower than a DC charger, but this slower rate is often gentler on the battery, helping maintain long-term health.
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