Ev Charging Station,controller,board,j1772,evse,current,16/10amp,110-240v on 2040-parts.com
Doar Na, Emek Sorek, Israel
Contact Us If you have any questions... Please... J1772 EVSE Controller Board, Current select 16/10Amp 110-240 Volt Very small board (95 x 65 mm), can be installed into a small box. ( 160x90x60 mm ) It requires to solder only 7 wires. 3 ac supply inut + 4 output wires of the J1772 cable. You will need: a Box (with switch and lamp indicator ), J1772 Cable with plug and Input Cord Full assembly instructions is supplied. 1 year warranty on all components. ITEM DESCRIPTIONEVSE controller board only. Input voltage:110-240 Volt 50/60Hz; Charging current:16 Amp or 10 Amp (switch selected)
Auto restart after power fail; Ground existence check. Lamp indicator for charging state.
The Board is very small (95x65 mm). Can be assembled into a small box. and many other electric vehicles. The charging cord is compatible with all Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Standards and Recommended Practices, including SAE J1772, NEC 625, UL 2231 and UL 2594. Battery Health Li-ion Battery lose some of its energy capacity. The capacity loss is affected by the number of charging-discharging cycles. Research shows that a major factor that affects this capacity loss, is temperature inside the battery. Charging at low current rate helps to reduce the capacity loss. We recommend our customers to charge at 10 Amp whenever they have enough time, and use the fast (16 Amp) mode only when needed.
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Memtec was founded in 1991 as a subcontractor to Elta ltd. Our main field is Automatic Test Equipment for airborne systems.
We started to manufacture EV Charging Cables in 2013 for our own electric cars. Then we built few units as a favor to our customers.
The cables were very successful and so we decided to open a commercial line of charging cables and charging stations. During 2014 we sold in Israel 357 units. 
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