How to Choose the Right Electric Car Charger for Your EV?

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Electric car Charger: Know the Charger for your Electric Car

As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to surge in popularity, one essential question remains for every new owner: “Which electric car charger is right for me?” Whether you drive a Tesla, Nissan Leaf, or any other EV, the charger you choose will significantly impact your driving convenience, cost, and charging speed. In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know to confidently choose the right EV charger for your needs.

Key Factors to Consider Right Electric Car Charger

1. Charging Speed: Determine how quickly you want your EV to charge. Most EV owners find that a Level 2 charger offers the best balance between speed and cost.

2. Connector Compatibility: Most EVs in North America use the J1772 connector for Level 1 and 2, while Tesla uses a proprietary connector (but includes adapters). Be sure your charger matches your car.

3. Installation Requirements: Check if your home has a 240V outlet or if one can be installed. Some chargers are hardwired, while others plug in — decide which works best for your space.

4. Smart Features

Many modern chargers offer Wi-Fi or app connectivity. Look for:

  • Charging schedules
  • Energy usage reports
  • Remote start/stop
  • Voice assistant integration

5. Portability: Need to take your charger on the road? Consider a portable Level 2 charger that works with multiple outlet types.

6. Weather Resistance: If you’re installing outdoors, ensure the charger is weatherproof (look for NEMA 3R or better rating).

Types of Charging Levels | Types of Electric Car Chargers

Level 1 Chargers

  • Charging Speed: Adds up to 5 miles of range per hour

  • Installation: No setup needed — every EV includes a Level 1 charger that plugs into a standard 120V household outlet

  • Best For:

  1. Overnight charging
  2. Low-mileage driving
  3. Plug-in hybrids, which have smaller batteries
  • Connector Type: J1772 (most EVs) or Tesla-specific (adapter included with Tesla vehicles)

  • Charging Time: Slowest option — may take 40–50+ hours to charge a full battery-electric vehicle (BEV) to 80%

Level 1 chargers are the most accessible and beginner-friendly, but they’re best suited for light use or as a backup charging option.

Level 2 Chargers

  • Typically delivers around 25 miles of range per hour of charging
  • Commonly available at public locations like shopping malls, restaurants, and highway rest stops
  • Can be professionally installed at home, either hardwired or plugged into a 240V outlet (similar to those used for dryers)
  • Ideal for overnight charging — can fully charge most EVs in 8 to 10 hours
  • Compatible with J1772 connectors (standard for most EVs) or Tesla connectors (with adapter or dedicated charger)
  • Operates using a 240-volt AC power source, providing significantly faster charging compared to Level 1
  • Frequently used for home setups, workplaces, and public charging stations
  • Can recharge a battery electric vehicle (BEV) to around 80% in approximately 4 to 10 hours

Level 3 (DC Fast Chargers)

  • Fastest charging method available, capable of delivering up to 250 miles of range per hour, depending on your EV model and charger capacity.
  • It can typically recharge up to 80% of a battery in 20–30 minutes under ideal conditions.
  • Perfect for long trips or quick charging stops when time is limited.
  • Most public fast chargers (non-Tesla) use the CCS (Combined Charging System) connector.
  • Tesla Superchargers are designed exclusively for Tesla vehicles, unless adapters are used.
  • Uses direct current (DC) power, bypassing the car’s onboard AC converter for faster charging.
  • Ideal for rapid top-ups while on the road or between destinations.
  • Charging times vary by vehicle, but battery electric vehicles (BEVs) can reach 80% in as little as 20 minutes to an hour.

Electric Vehicle Connector Types

  • Type 1 and Type 2: These are AC charging connectors, with Type 2 being more common in Europe.
  • CCS (Combined Charging System): A popular connector for both AC and DC charging.
  • CHAdeMO: Another common DC fast charging connector, particularly in Asia.
  • GB/T: A DC fast charging connector used in China.

EV Fast Charger Connectors

All EVs except Tesla use the same J1772 connector for Level 2 charging. Tesla makes adapters that allow their vehicles to charge using J1772 and CHAdeMO connectors. Not all EVs can use a DC fast charger, and sometimes it is available as an upgrade option. Be sure to research your model.

Different Types of AC Chargers

♦ 3.3kW AC Charger for EV

A robust, fast, and dependable EV charging solution, this 3.3 kW AC charger is app-integrated and highly connected—ideal for both personal and commercial use.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Detail / Specification
Model ST-EVAC3.3KW
Rated Input Power 3.3 KW
Input Voltage 230V ±10%
Output Power 3.3 KW
Battery Backup 15 Minutes
Number of Outputs One
Output Current Range 0–16 A
Output Charging Outlet Industrial Socket
Output Voltage 230V AC
User Interface & Control 4×20 Character Display, LED Status Indicator, Push Button
Billing Display (Optional) Yes
User Authentication QR Code / OCPP 1.6 Based
Communication Wi-Fi, LAN, OCPP 1.6; 4G (Optional)
Authentication Method QR Scan / Mobile App-Based Authentication
Operating Temperature -30°C to +50°C
Storage Temperature -30°C to +70°C
Functional Temperature Range -30°C to +60°C
Humidity Up to 95% (Non-Condensing)
Installation Altitude Up to 2000 meters
Electrical Protection Over/Under Voltage, Overload, Short Circuit, Current Leakage, Grounding, Surge, Temp.
Mechanical Protection IP54
Cooling Method Natural Cooling
Compliance IEC 61851-1:201
Safety Certificate CE
Additional Certifications ARAI / NABL
Billing Method App-Based Online Payment System with OCPP Integration
Mounting Options Wall / Pole Mounted or Mounting Column / Pier

Features

  • Compatible with 2/3 wheelers
  • User authentication via WiFi/BT/GSM/OCPP1.6
  • Input voltage: 230 VAC, 50Hz
  • Single Phase
Powerful Performance
  • Rating: 3.3KW
  • Input Voltage Range: 1-Phase, 230 VAC (±10%), 50Hz
  • Maximum Input Current: 16A
Output Port
  • One IEC 60309 or domestic output connector with a maximum output current of 16 amps
User-Friendly Authentication
  • Seamlessly authenticate with RFID, QR Code Scan, and OCPP 1.6-based Mobile App Interface for a hassle-free charging experience.
  • Offline authentication through a mobile application (without internet) is also provided if the customer requires.
Advanced Connectivity
  • Interface options include 4G (optional), Ethernet, and Wi-Fi for seamless communication.
Intuitive 4X20 Display System
  • Display with adequate resolution and size for visibility in day and night at a distance of 1 meter with naked eyes.
Certification
  • Certified by ARAI/NABL

7.2 kW Type-2 Charger

3.3 kW AC EV Charger is a smart, reliable, and high-speed charging solution designed for both personal and commercial use. With advanced connectivity and seamless mobile app integration, it delivers a comprehensive and user-friendly charging experience across a wide range of applications.

Technical Specifications

Detail Specification
Output Current 32A Max
Output Voltage 230V AC ±10%, 50Hz (Single Phase)
Output Charging Port One Type 2 Gun
Output Connector Type Type 2 (IEC 62196)
Number of Outputs 1
Display 4×20
Status Indicator LED
Emergency Stop Push Button
User Authentication QR Code + RFID + OCPP 1.6
Communication Wi-Fi + Ethernet + OCPP 1.6, 4G (Optional)
Metering & Billing Grid responsive, via QR code/RFID/App-based Online Payment
Charging Options Swipe card / QR scan / Mobile App
Billing Interval 15 Minutes (Optional)
Operating Temperature -20°C to 55°C
Storage Temperature -20°C to 70°C
Charging Temperature Range -20°C to 60°C
Maximum Altitude Up to 2000 meters
Humidity <90% RH (Non-condensing)
Electrical Protection Over/Under Voltage, Overload, Short Circuit, Leakage, Grounding, Surge, Over/Under Temperature (as per user needs)
Enclosure Protection Level IP55
Cooling Method Natural Cooling
Compliance IEC 61851-1:2017, IEC 61851-21-2
Certification ARAI Certified
Optional Add-ons Mounting Column / Mounting Plate
Installation Type Wall-Mounted / Pole-Mounted

Features

  • Compatible with 4-wheelers
  • User authentication through RFID/ OTP/ OCPP
  • Input voltage: 230 VAC, 50Hz
  • Single Phase
Feature Details
Performance Output High-capacity performance with a power rating of 7.4 kW
Input Power Specifications Operates on single-phase 230V AC ±10%, 50Hz frequency
Maximum Input Current Draws up to 16 Amperes
Charging Connector Equipped with a single IEC 62196 Type 2 connector; supports 32A and 230V AC output
Authentication Methods Multiple access options: RFID, QR code scanning, and mobile app interface via OCPP 1.6
Offline Access Option Offline mobile app-based authentication available on demand, no internet required
Connectivity Features Supports communication through Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and optional 4G
Display System Clear 4×20 character display, readable from 1 meter distance in both day and night without visual aid
Certification Approved and certified by ARAI (Automotive Research Association of India)

♦ 10 kW Charger

This EV charger is a compact, multi-purpose AC Charger that comes in a single variant with three industrial sockets. It can deploy a charging network quickly and efficiently, providing high-impact rapid-charging service when it comes to electric vehicles.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification / Description
Rated Power 10 KW (Supports 3 industrial sockets of 3.3 KW each)
Input Voltage Three Phase 415V (+6% / -10%)
Number of Outputs 3 Industrial Sockets
Output Power 3.3 KW per socket
Output Current Range 0–16 Amp per phase
Output Connector Type IEC 60309
Output Voltage 230V Single Phase (+6% / -10%)
Display 4.3” TFT LCD Touchscreen
User Interface Touchscreen-based with control functions
Status Indicator Provided with LED Indicators
Push Button Available
Battery Backup (Optional) 15 minutes backup available for billing purposes (Optional)
User Authentication External via QR Code/RFID + OCPP 1.6
Communication Protocol WiFi / Ethernet + OCPP 1.6
Metering & Billing Grid-integrated metering through QR Code, ID Card, Mobile App (online payment enabled)
Charging Operation Card Swipe / QR Code Scan via App
Operating Temperature -30°C to +55°C
Storage Temperature -30°C to +70°C
Recommended Operating Temp -30°C to +60°C
Altitude Limit < 2000 meters
Humidity Less than 95% (Non-condensing)
Protection Features Over/Under Voltage, Overload, Short Circuit, Current Leakage, Grounding, Surge, Thermal Protection (Optional)

Key Features

  • Supports BEVC-AC001 Specifications
  • User authentication via WiFi/GSM/Ethernet/OCPP1.6
  • Input voltage: 3 Phase, 420 VAC, 50Hz
  • Compatible with 2/3 wheelers
Feature Description
High-Performance Output Power Rating: 10 kW
Input Voltage Compatibility Operates on 3-Phase, 415 VAC (supports ±6% to -10% tolerance), 50 Hz frequency
Charging Ports Equipped with three IEC 60309 connectors, each capable of delivering up to 16 Amps
User Authentication Methods Supports RFID, QR Code scanning, and mobile app interface based on OCPP 1.6 for easy and secure user access. Offline mode available on request.
Connectivity Options Offers Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and optional 4G connectivity for reliable communication
Interactive Display Integrated 4.3-inch TFT LCD touchscreen for intuitive operation
Display Visibility Screen designed for clear visibility from 1 meter distance, suitable for both daylight and nighttime viewing
Quality Certification Approved and certified by ARAI (Automotive Research Association of India)

♦ 11 kW AC Charger

11 kW AC charger enhances your electric vehicle charging experience by offering efficient performance for residential use. With a durable design built for reliability and an intuitive interface for ease of use, this charger ensures a seamless and hassle-free charging experience. Embrace convenience with the 11 kW AC Charger and enjoy smooth journeys every time.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Details
Model ST-EVAC11KW
Rated Power 11KW
Input Voltage 3L+N+PE, 415V AC ±10%, 50Hz (Three-phase)
Number of Outputs One Type 2 Gun
Output Current 16A/Phase
AC Output Type 2, IEC 62196
Output Voltage 3L+N+PE, 415V AC
Battery Backup Optional 15 Min (for Billing)
Display 4.3 TFT LCD with touch
Status Indicator LED
User Interface & Control Function Push button
User Authentication QR Code + RFID + OCPP16
Ambient Temperature 20 to 55°C
Storage Temperature 20 to 70°C
Operational Temperature 20 to 60°C
Altitude <2000 m
Humidity 95% Non-condensing
Interface (Optional) Wi-Fi + Ethernet, 4G
Metering & Billing Grid Responsive Metering, QR code scan/RFID card/APP-based online payment
Charging Options Swipe card/Scan Code/App-based authentication
Protection Over/under voltage, overload, shortcut, current leakage, grounding, surge, over/under temperature (user-based options)
Mechanical Protection P55
Cooling Natural cooling
Regulation IEC 61851-1:2017, IEC 61851-21-2
Certification ARAI Certified
Mounting Type Wall mount/Pole mount/Column/Plate
Optional Accessories Emergency Stop

Key Features

  • Compatible with 2/3/4 wheelers
  • User authentication via WiFi/BT/GSM/OCPP1.6
  • Input voltage: 230 VAC, 50Hz
  • Single Phase
Feature Details
Powerful Performance Rating: 11 KW
Input Voltage Range 3-Phase, 415 VAC (±10%), 50Hz
Output Port One IEC 62196 Type 2 output connector, 16A, 415V AC
User-Friendly Authentication RFID, QR Code Scan, OCPP 1.6 Mobile App Interface for easy authentication
Offline Authentication Mobile application authentication is available without internet access
Advanced Connectivity Options include 4G (optional), Ethernet, and Wi-Fi for smooth communication
Display System 4.3 TFT LCD with touch display, visible at a 1-meter distance in both day and night conditions
Certification Certified by ARAI

♦ 14 kW Hybrid AC Charger

Presenting first multi-vehicle combo charging kiosk, designed to support 2-wheelers, 3-wheelers, and 4-wheelers. These advanced chargers are equipped with a range of communication protocols, including GSM and Wi-Fi, and support secure authentication via RFID. Customers can make instant online payments, streamlining the payment process and reducing both transaction costs and payment processing time.

Technical Specifications

Detail Parameter
Model ST-EVAC14KW
Input Power 14 kW
Rated Power 415VAC ±15% / 50Hz + GHz Total Harmonic Distortion
Input Voltage 415VAC ±15%
Number of Output Total: 3 Nos. (2 Nos. Industrial/Domestic Socket – 3.3 kW, 1 No. Type 2 Gun)
Output Power 0-16 A for 3.3 kW, 0-32 A for 7.2 kW per phase, 0-16 A per phase
Output Charging Outlet IEC 60309 & Type 2 IEC 62196
Display 4.3 TFT LCD with touch
Status Indicator LED Indication Provided
User Interface and Control Function Push button
Emergency Stop Yes
Battery Backup 15 Min (for billing optional)
User Authentication QR Code / RFID + OCPP 1.8v
Communication WIFI + Ethernet OCPP 1.6, 4G (optional)
Metering and Billing Grid-responsive metering, QR Code scan, RFID card, App-based online payment
Charging Options Swipe card scan, App-based authentication
Ambient Temperature -30°C to 55°C
Storage Temperature -30°C to 70°C
Operating Temperature -30°C to 60°C
Altitude <2000 meters
Humidity 95% Non-condensing
Environmental Conditions Operational Temperature, Altitude, Humidity
Protection Over/Under voltage protection, Overload protection, Short-circuit protection, Current leakage protection, Grounding protection, Surge protection, Over/Under temperature protection (Optional based on user requirements)
Cooling Natural
Certificate ARAINA BL
Optional Accessories Yes (Optional)
Mounting Column/Pillar, Wall-mounted/Pole-mounted

Key Features

  • Compatible with 2/3/4 wheelers
  • User authentication via WiFi/GSM/Ethernet/OCPP1.6
  • Input voltage: 420 VAC, 50Hz
  • Three Phase
Feature Details
Rating 14 KW
Input Voltage Range 3-Phase, 415 VAC (+6% and -10%), 50Hz
Output Port 1 Two IEC 60309 connectors, max output current of 16A each
Output Port 2 One IEC 62196 Type 2 connector, max output current of 32A and 230V AC
Authentication Methods RFID, QR Code Scan, and OCPP 1.6 based Mobile App Interface
Offline Authentication Available if required by the customer
Interface Options 4G (optional), Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Display Intuitive 4.3 TFT LCD with touch display
Display Visibility Clear visibility at a distance of 1 meter in both day and night conditions
Certification Certified by ARAI

♦ 22 kW Hybrid AC Charger

Our 22 kW AC Charger is a powerhouse for efficient electric vehicle charging. With exceptional power output, this charger revolutionizes the charging experience. This charger suits residential use, offering reliable charging. Experience convenient charging with the 22 kW AC Charger, and enjoy hassle-free rides.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Detail
Rated Power 22KW
Specification Model: ST-EVAC22KW
Input Power 3L+N+PE, 415V AC ±10%, 50Hz (Three phase)
Input Voltage SL+N+PE 415V AC
AC Output One Type 2 Gun, 32A/Phase, Type 2 (IEC 62196)
Output Charging Outlet Type 2, IEC 62196
Output Voltage SL+N+PE 415V AC
Output Current 32A/Phase
Number of Outputs One Type 2 Gun
Battery Backup 15 Minutes (optional, for billing)
DISPLAY 4.3” TFT LCD with touch
Status Indicator LED
Push Button Emergency Stop
User Authentication QR Code + RFID + OCPP 1.6
External Communication WiFi + Ethernet (OCPP 1.6), 4G (optional)
Metering and Billing Grid responsive metering – QR code scan / RFID card / App-based payment
Charging Options Swipe card / Scan Code / App-based Authentication
Ambient Temperature -20°C to 55°C
Storage Temperature -20°C to 70°C
Operational Temperature -20°C to 60°C
Altitude < 2000 Mtr
Humidity 95% Non-condensing
Input/Output Protection Over/Under voltage, Overload, Short-circuit, Grounding, Surge, Temperature
Mechanical Protection IP55
Cooling Natural Cooling
Regulation IEC 61851-1:2017, IEC 61851-21-2
Certificate ARAI Certified / NABL
Optional Accessories Mounting Column / Plate
Mounting Type Wall Mount / Pole Mount

Key Features

  • Compatible with 2/3/4 wheelers
  • User authentication via WiFi/BT/GSM/OCPP1.6
  • Input voltage: 230 VAC, 50Hz
  • Single Phase
Powerful Performance
  • Rating: 22 KW
  • Input Voltage Range: 3-Phase, 415 VAC (±10%), 50Hz
Output Port
  • One IEC 62196 Type 2 output connector with an Output rating of 32 amp and 415V AC.
User-Friendly Authentication
  • Seamlessly authenticate with RFID, QR Code Scan, and OCPP 1.6 base Mobile App Interface for a hassle-free charging experience.
  • Offline authentication is also provided if the customer requires.
Advanced Connectivity
  • Interface options include 4G (optional), Ethernet, and Wi-Fi for seamless communication.
Intuitive
  •  4.3 TFT LCD with touch display system
  • Display with adequate resolution and size for visibility in day and night at a distance of 1 meter with naked eyes.
Certification
  • Certified by ARAI/NABL

Buying a Charger: Choosing the Right EV Charger

  • Depending on your needs, there are several charger types and levels available. Your car’s battery size and your home’s power level are two things to think about when purchasing a Level 2 home charger.
  • Determine how fast you need the charger to be and your price range – generally, an additional 10 amps at 240 volts will yield around 10 miles of range per hour.
  • You’ll need to engage an electrician to ensure that you choose an at-home charger that fits your home’s power capabilities and has the infrastructure to support it.
  • EV chargers need to be UL certified. Ensuring they are safe and have passed all the mandatory guidelines is important.
  • Smart chargers have Wi-Fi connectivity. These chargers can be monitored and controlled by your smartphone or connected to your home assistant (Alexa, Google Home, etc.).

Conclusion: The Final Thoughts

Choosing the right electric car charger is more than just picking any available option—it’s about finding a solution that aligns with your lifestyle, driving habits, and home setup. While there are various chargers on the market, the key factors to consider include charging speed, compatibility, installation requirements, and added features like smart controls. Whether you opt for a Level 1, Level 2, or DC fast charger, each type serves a unique purpose. The right choice can make your EV experience smoother and more convenient, ensuring you’re always ready for the road ahead. As electric vehicle adoption grows, having a reliable and efficient electric car charger is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Take the time to evaluate your needs and make an informed decision that will power your EV for years to come.

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