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Vogels’s products are sold to dozens of countries in North America, Europe, Asia, South America, etc. The products have obtained CE, TUV, CSA, UL, ROHS, ETL and other certifications, and support local product certification. If necessary, please contact us.

The primary distinction between home EV chargers and commercial EV chargers lies in their intended purpose and usage.
Home EV Chargers:
Designed for residential use, typically installed in a homeowner’s garage or driveway.
Serve the purpose of charging personal electric vehicles.
Convenient for daily charging needs, but slower compared to commercial chargers.
Compact, user-friendly, and often integrated with the homeowner’s electrical system.
Managed through mobile apps for scheduling and monitoring.
Commercial EV Chargers:
Tailored for public, workplace, and commercial use.
Cater to a broader audience, including employees, customers, visitors, and fleet vehicles.
Found at various locations such as shopping malls, office parking lots, gas stations, airports, and public charging stations.
Offer different charging levels, including fast DC charging (Level 3) to meet quick charging needs.
Feature advanced functionalities such as payment processing, authentication methods, and remote management systems.
Designed to withstand high usage and compatible with various EV models.

EV chargers do not universally support all-electric vehicles (EVs). Compatibility between an EV and a charger depends on several key factors:

1. Charging Port Type: Different EVs are equipped with various types of charging ports. Common connector types include CHAdeMO, CCS (Combined Charging System), and Tesla’s proprietary connector. For successful charging, the charger must have a matching plug or adapter to align with the vehicle’s charging port.
2. Charging Standards: EVs adhere to distinct charging standards, such as Level 1 (120V AC), Level 2 (240V AC), and Level 3 (DC fast charging). Compatibility hinges on whether the charger supports the same charging standard as the EV.
3. Charging Speed: Chargers have varying power outputs dictating the charging speed. EVs must be compatible with the charger’s power level to use it efficiently. For instance, a Level 3 DC fast charger may not be suitable for an EV designed solely for Level 2 charging.
4. Adapter Requirements: Some EVs necessitate adapters to interface with specific charger types. Tesla vehicles, for example, often require an adapter to connect to non-Tesla chargers.
5. Voltage and Frequency Matching: The charger’s input voltage and frequency must align with the electrical system of its installation location. This consideration becomes crucial, especially for international travel.
   It’s worth noting that choosing EN Plus ensures comprehensive compatibility, allowing you to charge your EV seamlessly across various charger types.

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