Charging time varies depending on the battery size and the charging method used. Level 1 charging (using a standard household outlet) can take several hours, while Level 2 charging stations can charge an EV in a few hours. DC fast charging stations can provide a significant charge in as little as 30 minutes.

Charging options include Level 1 charging (120-volt outlet), Level 2 charging (240-volt outlet or charging station), and DC fast charging (high-powered charging stations).

Yes, the EpowerHub energy storage system can serve as an emergency backup power source and, when needed, operate as the primary power supply. In the event of a power outage or grid instability, it ensures the continuous operation of key equipment and systems. It is suitable for scenarios with high requirements for power supply continuity, such as hospitals, data centers, industrial parks, and logistics hubs.

Industrial charging solutions refer to efficient, safe and sustainable power supply systems for industrial application scenarios (such as construction sites, factory parks, and remote infrastructure). Such solutions are suitable for application environments such as electric heavy equipment, construction machinery, and electric fleets, helping companies transition to sustainable operations without affecting productivity.

There are usually three ways.

By replacing the household socket, it can be used with a compatible single-phase portable charger.

Connect the input line of the charger to the miniature circuit breaker.

Use an industrial adapter to connect the portable charger to the socket.