Technical Data
| Type | AC charging cable |
| Standard | SAE J1772 |
| Charging standard | Type 2 |
| Charging mode | Level 2 |
| Compliance | IEC 62196-2 |
Electrical Properties
| Maximum charging power | 32A |
| Number of phases | 1 phase or 3 phase |
| Conductor length | 6m,8m |
| Rated voltage for power contacts | 250 V AC |
The running costs of battery electric vehicles (BEV) are considerably less than petrol/diesel cars. Maintenance costs are low due to the fact that electric vehicle motors have few moving parts.
The future is looking green. The electrification of transport is one way in which we can help address the issues of climate change. Electric vehicles emit 80% less CO2 than an equivalent petrol vehicle when being driven in New Zealand because electricity generated here is typically at least 80% renewable (the main sources being hydro, geothermal and wind).
Battery vehicles emit 60% fewer climate change emissions over their full life cycle than petrol vehicles, even when you take into account raw material extraction, battery manufacture, vehicle manufacture and shipping.
We provide superior value with our tailored charging solutions, providing differentiation to our customers through our products and services.
We see the world through the eyes of our customers, helping you make informed choices that will have a positive long lasting impact.
Our company is 100% New Zealand owned and we see this as a real point of difference. We are a Kiwi Company just like all of our customers.
The are two different types of charging in electric vehicles. They're known as alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) power.
