FAQ

The difference between DC charging piles and AC charging piles is:
1. Different working principles: DC charging piles directly transmit electrical energy to the battery of electric vehicles, while AC charging piles need to convert AC electrical energy into DC electrical energy and then transmit it to the battery of electric vehicles.
2. Different charging efficiency: DC charging piles have higher charging efficiency and can fully charge the battery in a shorter time, while AC charging piles have lower charging efficiency.
3. Different prices: The price of DC charging piles is generally higher, while the price of AC charging piles is lower.
4. Different installation locations: DC charging piles are generally installed in public places such as public charging stations and parking lots, while AC charging piles are generally installed in personal garages or residential areas.
5. Different charging power: DC charging piles have higher charging power and can charge quickly, while AC charging piles have lower charging power and slower charging speed.

The main difference between fast charging and slow charging in cars is the charging speed and charging method. Fast charging usually uses direct current, with a high output voltage (50-750V+), a charging power greater than 35kW, and can charge the vehicle 30-80% of its capacity in 1 hour. This fast charging method is suitable for emergency situations or situations where power needs to be replenished quickly. However, due to the high charging power, long-term use of fast charging may cause certain damage to the battery. Slow charging uses alternating current, with an output rated voltage of 220V and a charging power between 7-14kW. It may take several hours or even longer to fully charge an electric car. The advantage of slow charging is that it has less impact on the battery and is suitable for daily use and long-term charging. However, due to its lower charging speed, slow charging may not be suitable for situations where full charging is required in a short time. In general, the difference between fast charging and slow charging in cars is mainly reflected in the charging speed, charging method and applicable scenarios. Users can choose the appropriate charging method according to their needs and actual conditions.

1. Choose the right product As a well-known brand in the field of electric vehicle chargers, LCLCTEK 's wallbox chargers are deeply loved by users for their exquisite design, safety and reliability, and efficient charging. When choosing a product, please choose the right model according to your specific needs (such as the number of charging devices, power requirements, installation environment, etc.). LCLCTEK provides a variety of wall-mounted chargers to meet the charging needs in different scenarios.
2. Prepare installation tools and materials
2.1. Wallbox charger body: Make sure the packaging is complete and the accessories are complete.
2.2. Screwdriver set: Choose the right screwdriver head according to the wall material (such as gypsum board, brick wall or concrete wall).
2.3. Electric drill (if necessary): Used to drill holes on hard walls.
2.4. Expansion plugs or anchors: Select according to the wall type and use them to fix the wallbox panels.
2.5. Level ruler: Ensure that the installation position is level and beautiful.
2.6. Marking pen: Used to mark the punching position.
2.7. Insulation tape (spare): Used to handle exposed wires and enhance safety.
3. Determine the installation position
3.1. Safety considerations: Choose a location that is away from water sources, avoids direct sunlight, and is easily accessible.
3.2. Convenience: Ensure that the installation height is moderate and convenient for daily plugging and unplugging operations.
3.3. Beautiful layout: Use a level ruler to assist in determining the installation position of the wallbox panels and mark the punching points.
4. Installation steps
4.1. Punch and install the wallbox panels: Use an electric drill to drill holes according to the marked points, insert expansion plugs or anchors, and then fix the wallbox panels to the wall with screws.
4.2. Connect the power cord: Pass the power cord of the wallbox charger through the reserved hole and connect it to the power socket on the wall. Pay attention to check whether the insulation layer of the power cord is intact, and use insulating tape to wrap the exposed part if necessary.
4.3. Mounting the charger: Align the wallbox charger with the hanging slot on the wallbox plate and gently push it in until it is locked.
4.4. Power-on test: After confirming that all installation steps are correct, turn on the power and check whether the charger indicator light is on normally and whether each charging port can work normally.