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• AC Charging – AC power is put into the vehicle from a charging station, and then the converter inside the vehicle converts it to DC power.
• DC Charging – the charging station, with a built in convertor, converts AC to DC, and then the vehicle receives DC power directly from the charger, allowing for faster charging.  DC Charging is often referred to as Level 3 Charging

Yes!  There are many Federal and State rebates and incentives being offered to promote the widespread adoption of electric and other alternative fuel vehicles, including tax breaks, reduced utility rates and more.  Whether you are an EV driver or a business owner, see which apply to you.

The following list includes important safety features you should think about prior to selecting a Level 2 EV Charging Station:

• Pick an EV Charging Station with the latest industry standards including meeting Underwriter’s Laboratory and National Electric Code Requirements
• Make sure the manufacturer provides additional safety features such as ground monitoring circuitry and over temperature protection

If you are using Leviton’s public charging stations, you have the option to charge drivers to use your station. You can also monitor energy usage and generate reports.

Yes. Leviton’s EVR-Series Charging Station is available with RFID to restrict access. Leviton’s public use charging stations with ChargePoint Networking Services allow you to restrict access to certain users, and even charge different users different fees.

Leviton’s Level 2 Charging Stations feature a J1772 coupler, which is the North American charging standard and is available on all EVs. Leviton’s DC Charging Station has a CCS1 and CHAdeMo coupler, which is becoming increasingly popular in the latest EVs.