CHAT GPT EVSE - Power Flashcards
What is the typical power rating for Level 1 charging?
120 volts, 15 amps (1.9 kW)
What is the typical power rating for Level 2 charging?
240 volts, 30 amps (7.2 kW)
What is the power range for DC Fast Charging (DCFC)?
50 kW to 350 kW
Why is the voltage important in EVSE power requirements?
Higher voltage allows for faster charging.
What is the impact of higher power requirements on electrical infrastructure?
It may require upgrades to accommodate higher power demands.
What is the relationship between charging power and battery capacity?
Higher charging power can fill a larger battery capacity more quickly.
Explain the concept of “kilowatt-hour” (kWh) in EVSE power requirements.
It measures the energy delivered during a charging session.
How does the power rating affect the cost of EVSE installation?
Higher power ratings may require more significant electrical upgrades, increasing installation costs.
What is the role of demand response in managing EVSE power requirements?
It helps balance the electricity grid by controlling when and how much energy is drawn from it.
What factors influence the choice of EVSE power requirements for a specific location?
Expected usage, available power capacity, and user convenience.
What is the purpose of load management in EVSE power requirements?
To optimize charging schedules and prevent grid overload.
Explain the term “peak shaving” in the context of EVSE power requirements.
Reducing electricity consumption during peak demand periods to avoid straining the grid.
What is the power range for residential Level 2 EVSE installations?
Typically 7.2 kW to 11 kW
What is the power range for commercial Level 2 EVSE installations?
Can range from 7.2 kW to 80 kW or higher, depending on application.
Why is it essential to consider future power requirements in EVSE installations?
To accommodate advancements in electric vehicle technology and avoid frequent upgrades.