Joint EVC 27 EU 7KW-11KW With IEC 62196-2

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Joint - EVC 27 EU 7KW-11KW With IEC 62196-2

The EVC 27 by Joint Charging is a smart home EV charger offering 7kW or 11kW charging, Type 2 plug compatibility (common in Europe), Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for app control, and safety features like dynamic load balancing and O-PEN protection. Its compact PC enclosure ensures durability and UV resistance.

Charging Speed

The EVC 27 comes in two output ratings: 7 kW and 11 kW.
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Technical Specifications

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Smart Features of Joint - EVC 27 EU 7KW-11KW With IEC 62196-2

  • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity: Allows users to control and monitor charging remotely through a smartphone app.
  • Plug-and-Charge functionality: Simplifies charging by automatically initiating the charging process upon plugging in the vehicle.
  • OCPP 1.6J protocol compatibility: Enables integration with various charging management platforms for centralized control and billing.
  • CT Clamp for dynamic load balancing: Optimizes charging by adjusting power distribution based on real-time household electricity usage.

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Product guides and documents of Joint - EVC 27 EU 7KW-11KW With IEC 62196-2

Joint EVC 12 NA UP TO 80A Technical Specification

Advantages of the Joint - EVC 27 EU 7KW-11KW With IEC 62196-2

  • Supports Plug-and-Charge and is app-configurable: Simplifies charging process and enables remote monitoring/control.
  • Intelligent charging with dynamic load balancing: Optimizes power usage and prevents overloading.
  • Durable and UV-resistant enclosure: Made from high-quality PC material for longevity.

Disadvantages of the Joint - EVC 27 EU 7KW-11KW With IEC 62196-2

  • Higher cost: Compared to traditional EV chargers, smart chargers can be more expensive due to their advanced features and connectivity.
  • Installation complexity: Depending on the model and your electrical system, installing a smart charger may require professional help, adding to the cost and complexity.
  • Potential security concerns: Like any internet-connected device, smart chargers can be vulnerable to hacking, raising security concerns for some users.
  • Limited compatibility: Not all electric vehicles are compatible with all smart charger models, so ensure compatibility before purchasing.

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