Car charger (EV)

Types of Car Chargers for EVs:
There are primarily three types of car chargers available for electric vehicles:
1.1 Level 1 Charger: A level 1 car charger is the most basic and commonly provided charger that comes with an EV. It operates on a standard household outlet (120 volts) and provides a slow charging rate of around
2-5 miles of range per hour. Level 1 chargers are suitable for overnight charging at home or workplaces where the vehicle remains stationary for an extended period.
1.2 Level 2 Charger: A level 2 car charger is a more advanced option that requires a dedicated 240-volt electrical circuit. It provides a significantly faster charging rate, typically delivering around 10-30 miles of range per hour. Level 2 chargers are commonly installed at home, workplaces, or public charging stations, enabling quicker charging times and better convenience.
1.3 DC Fast Charger: DC Fast chargers, also known as level 3 chargers, are capable of delivering a high charging rate, significantly reducing the charging time for EVs. These chargers operate on a higher voltage (typically 400 volts or more) and use direct current (DC) to charge the vehicle’s battery directly.
Public charging stations and highway rest stops often feature DC Fast chargers, making it convenient for EV owners who require quick charging, especially during long journeys.