Types of EV Charging Connectors

 


Formulas used in the Table for Calculations:

Power (kW) = Voltage Line to Line (V) x Current (Amps) x PF X (1 for 1 phase or 1.732 for 3 Phase)/1000. * Power Factor assumed to be 1.

Power (kW) = Voltage Line to Neutral (V) x Current (Amps) x PF X (1 for 1 phase or 3 for 3 Phase)/1000. * Power Factor assumed to be 1.

Range Km per Hour = Max or Min Power in kW x 7km/kW (7km/kW is assumed value, Can be different depending in the Electric Vehicle)

Time to Charge 60 kW Electric Vehicle = 60/Power in kW(Max or Min). *60 kW is assumed, can be replaced by the size of battery pack in the electric vehicle of your choice.

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