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==Blink Charging- | ==Blink Charging - Series 7 Charging Station== | ||
The Blink Series 7 is a powerhouse Level 2 EV charger for fleets and multi-unit properties. With dual J1772 ports delivering up to 80 amps each, it charges two vehicles simultaneously at lightning speed. Its compact design and commercial-grade aluminum body make it a durable and space-saving choice. Advanced features like remote management, energy metering, and user-friendly display enhance convenience and control. Plus, ENERGY STAR certification guarantees energy efficiency, saving you money on utility bills. Invest in the Blink Series 7 and power your electric future, one charge at a time. | |||
=== Charging Speed === | === Charging Speed === | ||
Dual ports pump 80 amps each, adding 65 miles of range per hour to two EVs simultaneously. Powerhouse charging, made compact and smart. | |||
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=== Technical Specifications === | === Technical Specifications === | ||
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=== Smart Features of Series 7=== | === Smart Features of Series 7=== | ||
* Remote | * Remote Management: Manage your chargers from anywhere through the Blink Network portal. Schedule charging, set pricing, and monitor energy usage for optimal efficiency. | ||
* Energy Metering: Track individual and station-wide energy consumption with precise accuracy. Identify peak usage times and optimize your charging schedule for cost savings. | |||
* User-Friendly Display: A clear and intuitive 4-line LCD screen and LED array guide users through the charging process and provide real-time charging information. | |||
* Flexible User Access Control: Define user access levels, set pricing structures, and offer convenient payment options like RFID cards for streamlined charging experiences. | |||
* OTA Firmware Updates: Stay ahead of the curve with automatic over-the-air firmware updates that ensure your charger always operates with the latest features and security enhancements. | |||
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=== Product guides and documents of Series 7=== | === Product guides and documents of Series 7=== | ||
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=== Advantages of the Series 7: === | === Advantages of the Series 7: === | ||
* | * Dual ports: Charges two vehicles simultaneously, maximizing efficiency and convenience. | ||
* High charging speed: Up to 80 amps per port adds 65 miles of range per hour, ideal for fleets and quick top-ups. | |||
* Compact and durable: Commercial-grade aluminum body takes up minimal space while withstanding harsh environments. | |||
* ENERGY STAR certified: Guaranteed energy efficiency helps save money on electricity bills. | |||
* Flexible configuration: Supports various mounting options and connection types for versatile installation. | |||
* Open platform: Integrates with third-party software and payment systems for enhanced functionality. | |||
=== Disadvantages of the Series 7: === | === Disadvantages of the Series 7: === | ||
* | * Higher cost: Compared to single-port Level 2 chargers, the Series 7 comes at a premium due to its advanced features. | ||
* Installation complexity: Requires professional installation and potential electrical upgrades, adding to the initial cost. | |||
* Maintenance needs: Regular software updates and potential hardware maintenance may be necessary. | |||
* Limited network compatibility: While compatible with many charging networks, it may not work with all, depending on your location. | |||
* Not ideal for individual homes: The dual-port design and higher cost might not be suitable for home use. | |||
=== Where to buy === | === Where to buy === | ||
Latest revision as of 06:32, 9 January 2024
Blink Charging - Series 7 Charging Station
The Blink Series 7 is a powerhouse Level 2 EV charger for fleets and multi-unit properties. With dual J1772 ports delivering up to 80 amps each, it charges two vehicles simultaneously at lightning speed. Its compact design and commercial-grade aluminum body make it a durable and space-saving choice. Advanced features like remote management, energy metering, and user-friendly display enhance convenience and control. Plus, ENERGY STAR certification guarantees energy efficiency, saving you money on utility bills. Invest in the Blink Series 7 and power your electric future, one charge at a time.
Charging Speed
Dual ports pump 80 amps each, adding 65 miles of range per hour to two EVs simultaneously. Powerhouse charging, made compact and smart.
Technical Specifications
| ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION | |
| Number of Ports | Two |
| Current | Configurable up to 48A Max per port |
| Power | Up to11.52 kW (@240VAC) or 9.984kW (@208VAC) Max per port |
| Charging Connector | SAE J1772 |
| AC INPUT | |
| Input Connector | Hardwired |
| Voltage | 208 or 240 VAC |
| Power Connection | Line 1, Line 2 and GND (no neutral) per port |
| Standby Power | 3.46 W Typical |
| SAFETY SPECIFICATION | |
| Safety, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt | 20ma CCID with auto retry (every 15 seconds) |
| Automatic Plug-Out Detection | Power terminated per SAE J1772 spec |
| Surge Protection | 6kV @3,000a |
| NETWORK SPECIFICATION | |
| Data Communication | Cellular 4G LTE |
| Remote Management | Remote access, diagnostics, Over-The-Air (OTA) software update enabled |
| USER INTERACTION SPECIFICATION | |
| Charging Status Indicator | High visibility, multi-color LED visual status indication |
| Display | LCD Screen - 4 lines, 20 characters per line |
| MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION | |
| Dimensions | Charging Head: 20.5” H x 7.4” W x 7.4” D |
| Approximate Weights | Pedestal: 12.5 lbs. | Wall mount bracket: 11.5 lbs. |
| Mounting Option | Wall or Pedestal mount |
| Cable Length | 18 ft standard, 25 ft optional |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| User Rating | N/A |
| Price | N/A |
Smart Features of Series 7
- Remote Management: Manage your chargers from anywhere through the Blink Network portal. Schedule charging, set pricing, and monitor energy usage for optimal efficiency.
- Energy Metering: Track individual and station-wide energy consumption with precise accuracy. Identify peak usage times and optimize your charging schedule for cost savings.
- User-Friendly Display: A clear and intuitive 4-line LCD screen and LED array guide users through the charging process and provide real-time charging information.
- Flexible User Access Control: Define user access levels, set pricing structures, and offer convenient payment options like RFID cards for streamlined charging experiences.
- OTA Firmware Updates: Stay ahead of the curve with automatic over-the-air firmware updates that ensure your charger always operates with the latest features and security enhancements.
Product guides and documents of Series 7
- Blink Series 7 Charger Product Sheet
- Blink Series 7 Charger Specification Sheet
- Blink Series 7 Charger Installation manual Sheet
Advantages of the Series 7:
- Dual ports: Charges two vehicles simultaneously, maximizing efficiency and convenience.
- High charging speed: Up to 80 amps per port adds 65 miles of range per hour, ideal for fleets and quick top-ups.
- Compact and durable: Commercial-grade aluminum body takes up minimal space while withstanding harsh environments.
- ENERGY STAR certified: Guaranteed energy efficiency helps save money on electricity bills.
- Flexible configuration: Supports various mounting options and connection types for versatile installation.
- Open platform: Integrates with third-party software and payment systems for enhanced functionality.
Disadvantages of the Series 7:
- Higher cost: Compared to single-port Level 2 chargers, the Series 7 comes at a premium due to its advanced features.
- Installation complexity: Requires professional installation and potential electrical upgrades, adding to the initial cost.
- Maintenance needs: Regular software updates and potential hardware maintenance may be necessary.
- Limited network compatibility: While compatible with many charging networks, it may not work with all, depending on your location.
- Not ideal for individual homes: The dual-port design and higher cost might not be suitable for home use.