Series 7: Difference between revisions

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Blink Charging- Blink Series 7 Charging Station

Charging Speed

The

Technical Specifications

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION
Number of Ports
Current
Power
Charging Connector
AC INPUT
Input Connector
Voltage
Power Connection
Standby Power
SAFETY SPECIFICATION
Safety, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt
Automatic Plug-Out Detection
Surge Protection
NETWORK SPECIFICATION
Data Communication
Remote Management
USER INTERACTION SPECIFICATION
Charging Status Indicator
Display
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION
Dimensions
Approximate Weights
Mounting Option
Cable Length
Warranty
User Rating
Price

Smart Features of Series 7

Remote control: Manage your entire fleet from your fingertips. Track energy usage, adjust charging prices, and schedule sessions – all through Blink's cloud platform.

Product guides and documents of Series 7

Advantages of the Series 7:

Blazing Speeds: 30-amp Level 2 charging per port significantly reduces recharge times compared to standard Level 2 options. Say goodbye to overnight waits and keep your fleet moving.

Disadvantages of the Series 7:

Upfront Cost: Compared to standard Level 2 chargers, the Series 6 comes with a higher initial investment, considering its advanced features and dual ports.

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-==Blink Charging- Blink Series 6 Charging Station==
+==Blink Charging- Blink Series 7 Charging Station==
-The Blink Series 6 isn't just a charger, it's a powerhouse for your commercial EV fleet. This sleek, aluminum beast packs dual Level 2 ports, each ready to send up to 30 amps of charging bliss. Manage it all remotely with Blink's smart platform, from usage tracking to setting prices and scheduling. Durable, easy to install, and California/Washington-compliant, it's the fuel station of the future, bringing power and simplicity to every EV driver. Get yours and watch your fleet take off
 === Charging Speed ===
-The Blink Series 6 boasts impressive charging speed for your EV fleet, offering up to 30 amps per port on its dual Level 2 ports.
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 | '''ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION''' ||
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-| Number of Ports  || One
+| Number of Ports  ||
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-| Current  || Configurable up to 30A Max
+| Current  ||
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-| Power  || 7.2 kW (@240VAC) or 6.24kW (@208VAC) Max
+| Power  ||
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-| Charging Connector || SAE J1772
+| Charging Connector ||
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 | '''AC INPUT''' ||
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-| Input Connector || Hardwired
+| Input Connector ||
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-| Voltage || 208 or 240 VAC
+| Voltage ||
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-|Power Connection || Line 1, Line 2 and GND (no neutral)
+|Power Connection ||
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-|Standby Power || 4.11 W Typical
+|Standby Power ||
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 |'''SAFETY SPECIFICATION''' ||
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-|Safety, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt || 20mA CCID with auto retry (every 15 seconds)
+|Safety, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt ||
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-|Automatic Plug-Out Detection || Power terminated per SAE J1772 spec
+|Automatic Plug-Out Detection ||
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-|Surge Protection || 6kV @3,000A
+|Surge Protection ||
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 |'''NETWORK SPECIFICATION''' ||
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-|Data Communication || Cellular 4G LTE
+|Data Communication ||
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-|Remote Management || Remote access, diagnostics, Over-the-Air (OTA) software update enabled
+|Remote Management ||
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 |'''USER INTERACTION SPECIFICATION''' ||
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-|Charging Status Indicator || High visibility, multi-color LED visual status indication
+|Charging Status Indicator ||
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-|Display || LCD Screen - 2 lines, 16 characters per line
+|Display ||
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 |'''MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION''' ||
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-|Dimensions || Charging Head: 25” H x 6” W x 6” D
+|Dimensions ||
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-|Approximate Weights || Charging Head: 15.5 lbs. | Pedestal: 9 lbs
+|Approximate Weights ||
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-|Mounting Option || Wall or Pedestal mount
+|Mounting Option ||
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-|Cable Length || 18 ft standard, 25 ft optional
+|Cable Length ||
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-|'''Warranty''' || Standard 1-year warranty (Extendable)
+|'''Warranty''' ||
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-|'''User Rating''' || N/A
+|'''User Rating''' ||
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 |'''Price''' ||
 |}
-=== Smart Features of Series 6===
+=== Smart Features of Series 7===
 * Remote control: Manage your entire fleet from your fingertips. Track energy usage, adjust charging prices, and schedule sessions – all through Blink's cloud platform.
-* Customizable access: Grant charging privileges to specific users or vehicles, perfect for apartments, offices, or gated communities.
-* Data insights: Get a clear picture of your fleet's charging habits. Identify peak usage times, optimize pricing strategies, and make informed decisions based on real-time data.
-* Security & reliability: Rest assured with built-in safety features and 24/7 support. The Series 6 is weatherproof, tamper-proof, and ready for anything.
 [[File:Header-Series-6-Blink-EV-Charging-Station.jpg|960px]]
+=== Product guides and documents of Series 7===
-=== Product guides and documents of Series 6 ===
 * [[media:Blink_Series-6_Product-Sheet.pdf| Blink Series 6 Charger Product Sheet]]
 * [[media:Blink_Series-6_Spec-Sheet.pdf| Blink Series 6 Charger Specification Sheet]]
 * [[media:Blink_Series-6_Installation-Manual.pdf| Blink Series 6 Charger Installation manual Sheet]]
-=== Advantages of the Series 6: ===
+=== Advantages of the Series 7: ===
 * Blazing Speeds: 30-amp Level 2 charging per port significantly reduces recharge times compared to standard Level 2 options. Say goodbye to overnight waits and keep your fleet moving.
-* Smart Management: Remotely control and monitor everything from pricing and scheduling to energy usage through Blink's cloud platform. Optimize your charging operations and make informed decisions.
-* Scalability: Choose single or dual port configurations to tailor the system to your specific needs. As your fleet grows, you can easily expand your charging capacity.
-* Durable Design: Weatherproof aluminum construction ensures the Series 6 stands up to the elements and any accidental bumps. Its compact size also makes it easy to install.
-* Compliance: Meets California and Washington-State regulations, giving you peace of mind knowing your charging infrastructure is up to code.
-=== Disadvantages of the Series 6: ===
+=== Disadvantages of the Series 7: ===
 * Upfront Cost: Compared to standard Level 2 chargers, the Series 6 comes with a higher initial investment, considering its advanced features and dual ports.
-* Installation: While compact, professional installation is recommended for optimal performance and safety. This adds to the overall cost.
-* Limited Scalability: While offering single and dual port options, the Series 6 may not be ideal for very large fleets with dozens of EVs requiring simultaneous charging.
-* Subscription Fees: Access to Blink's cloud platform for remote management may require a monthly subscription, adding to your ongoing operational costs.
-* Limited Customization: Although offering user access control, advanced customization options for charging profiles or integration with existing fleet management systems might be limited.
 === Where to buy ===