As an expert in the charging pile industry, EVDANCE has rich experience in the development and manufacturing of intelligent EV charging solutions. This is where we turn our engineering insights into knowledge and share them with the global EV community.
Two timers — the car’s and the charger’s — are the usual reason a scheduled charge never starts. Run one schedule only, and check both clocks agree.
A property’s own transformer sets a ceiling on EV charging. The questions to ask your utility and electrician before you pick a charger size.
Overnight yard charging suits farm vehicles: long dwell times, staggered schedules and simple access control. How to set it up without overloading the supply.
Voltage drop is the voltage a long cable run loses under load. Why it matters for EV charging, the warning signs, and the fixes an electrician weighs up.
A charger can work well in a barn if it is sealed against dust and moisture and the building’s wiring is checked first. What to look at before you install.
An EV battery pack is bigger than the energy you can actually use. The reserve at the top and bottom protects battery life — here is how the usable window works.
Roaming lets you charge on networks you do not belong to with the app or card you already have, and settle everything on one account. How it works.
Plug and Charge lets the car identify itself to a public charger, so the session starts and bills automatically — no card, app or membership tap needed.
Derating is a charger’s built-in self-protection: when it gets too warm, it lowers its own charging current until it cools. What triggers it, and what to do.
The bill of lading is the carrier’s receipt, the carriage contract and the key to collecting your cargo. Here is what charger importers should check on it.
