AC (alternating current) charging involves taking power directly from the grid and converting it into DC (direct current) power to charge an electric car's battery. All electric vehicles have a built-in converter that enables this conversion.
AC chargers aren't limited to residential homes. Commercial and industrial facilities typically use a three-phase power supply that can handle higher loads (up to 22 kW) than a typical home (up to 7.2 kW), allowing for charging that's up to three times faster.
The ChargePoint CP4100 and CP4300 are three-phase AC charging stations intended for businesses, fleets, and other organizations that provide electric car charging as a service for employees and customers. They are compatible with ALL electric vehicles.
The main distinction between these chargers is that the CP4100 stations are socketed, allowing drivers to use their own charging cable, while the CP4300 stations include charging cables, allowing drivers to simply plug the connector into their vehicle. Both chargers come in single or dual port options and can deliver up to 22 kW of power per port.
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