Joint EVC 12 NA UP TO 80A
Joint - Joint EVC 12 NA UP TO 80A
The Joint Charging EVC 12 NA is a wall-mounted electric vehicle charger designed for home use. It is available in various configurations, offering power outputs ranging from 16A/3.8kW to 80A/19.2kW. It supports the SAE J1772 (Type 1) plug type and connects via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for remote control through an app. This app allows users to start/stop charging, monitor power usage, and view charging history. The EVC 12 NA is compatible with most charging standards, waterproof and dustproof for indoor and outdoor use, and comes with nine built-in protection mechanisms for safe operation. Overall, the EVC 12 NA appears to be a versatile and feature-rich home EV charger with various power options and smart functionalities.
Charging Speed
The EVC 12 NA boasts a maximum output power of 19.2 kW, translating to a potential charging speed of 19.2 kWh per hour. It is important to note that the actual charging speed experienced will ultimately be limited by the capabilities of the specific electric vehicle being charged.
Technical Specifications
| Model | EVC 12 NA |
| Suitable for | Home use |
| Waterproof and dustproof grade | IP54/TYPE3 (BOXIP65) |
| Certification | CE, FCC, ETL |
| Input Voltage | 208-240Vac |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Output Rating | 16A/3.8KW, 32A/7.6KW, 40A/9.6KW, 48A/11.5KW, 70A/16.8KW, 80A/19.2KW (selectable) |
| Maximum Output Current | 80A |
| Maximum Output Power | 19.2KW |
| Charging Interface | SAE J1772 Type 1 (North American version) |
| Connectivity | WiFi & Bluetooth (for APP smart control) |
| Operating Temp. | -22°F to 122°F |
| Cable Length | 18ft Standard (25ft Optional with Surcharge) |
| Product Dimensions | 14.2″ x9.8″ x4.4″ |
| Warranty Protection | 2 Years limited warranty. |
| User Rating | N/A |
| Price | N/A |
Smart Features of Joint - EVC 12 EU ( 7KW/11KW/22KW ) With IEC 62196-2
- Remote control and scheduling: Start, stop, and schedule charging sessions remotely through a mobile app for added convenience and flexibility.
- Power usage monitoring: Track your electricity consumption in real-time to optimize charging costs and manage energy usage effectively.
- Charging history review: View past charging sessions to gain insights into your charging habits and identify potential optimization opportunities.
- Potential peak cost avoidance: Schedule charging sessions during off-peak hours to potentially save on electricity costs depending on your utility provider's rates.
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity: Enables convenient app-based control and potential integration with smart home systems for a more connected charging experience.
- Customizable settings: Tailor charging parameters to your specific needs and preferences, such as setting charging current limits.
Product guides and documents of Joint - EVC 12 EU ( 7KW/11KW/22KW ) With IEC 62196-2
Joint EVC 12 NA UP TO 80A Technical Specification
Advantages of the Joint - EVC 12 EU ( 7KW/11KW/22KW ) With IEC 62196-2
- Extensive Compatibility: Works seamlessly with most EVs in North America thanks to its SAE J1772 and IEC 62196-2 connectors.
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand outdoor elements with its IP54/TYPE3 (BOXIP65) waterproof and dustproof rating and IK10 impact protection.
- Safety Assured: Backed by certifications from CE, FCC, and ETL, ensuring adherence to safety and regulatory standards.
Disadvantages of the Joint - EVC 12 EU ( 7KW/11KW/22KW ) With IEC 62196-2
- Higher installation cost: Compared to level 1 chargers, which can be plugged into a standard outlet, level 2 chargers require professional installation, which can add to the overall cost.
- Electrical panel upgrade: In some cases, your electrical panel may need to be upgraded to accommodate the higher power requirements of a level 2 charger.
- Limited portability: Level 2 chargers are typically hardwired and not portable, unlike level 1 chargers that can be easily moved from one location to another.
- Slower charging than DC fast chargers: While significantly faster than level 1 chargers, level 2 chargers are still slower than DC fast chargers, which can provide a full charge in a matter of minutes.