Electric cars are catching on. They are cars that run on electricity, not gas. One thing about electric cars — among the many things that is — is that there are different types of plugs to charge the damn things.
The J1772 plug, the CCS plug, the CHAdeMO plug, and the Tesla plug are now none but not limited charging plugs. The J1772 is the most widely used plug in the US. It resembles a large version of a standard household plug.
The CCS plug is newer and can charge your car faster than the J1772 plug. The CHAdeMO plug is generally used by automakers in Japan, including Nissan. The Tesla plug is exclusive to Tesla cars.
But when you’re deciding on a charging plug for your electric car, start by considering which plug fits your car’s charger. Some cars can accommodate different plugs and others just one type.
When you compare charging plugs, make sure to check how quickly they charge, whether they’re compatible with other chargers, and if you can find charging stations. Some plugs are faster at charging your car, a notable feature to have if you are in a hurry to get back on the road.
Ensure the plug you choose is compatible with the charging stations near you. There are some standard plugs too, which are more prevalent and it’s easier to find a charging station that’s compatible with your plug.
New plug types and technologies are being invented as electric cars become more popular. Some of the exciting new things is wireless charging, where you would not have to even plug your car, and hyper-fast charging — you can fill (the tank), so to speak, in just a few minutes.
Nanjing Ruifanda New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. has a comprehensive product portfolio, covering home AC charging stations, portable AC chargers and DC fast charging stations. Whether it is daily charging needs at home or fast charging services in commercial places, it can provide suitable solutions. The rich product line not only meets the diverse needs of different customer groups, but also reflects the company's strong R&D and production capabilities, ensuring that it occupies a leading position in the field of electric vehicle charging equipment.
As a leading high-tech enterprise in China, the company aims to build a first-class enterprise and create an international brand. Through unremitting efforts, the products have been exported to more than 40 countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, etc., and have passed the quality inspection and certification of domestic and foreign authoritative organizations such as CE , FCC and CQC, and also have a number of product invention patents. This not only demonstrates the high quality and reliability of the products, but also enhances the company's reputation and influence in the international market.
The company has a professional and responsible after-sales service team. Regardless of new or old customers, any questions raised can be answered in the shortest time. Any problems with the product will be followed up by professionals until they are perfectly solved. At the same time, the company has 12 years of factory experience, supports ODM&OEM, and has strong R&D capabilities to meet customers' personalized customization needs and provide customers with a full range of high-quality services.
The company always takes safety as the primary orientation and attaches great importance to product quality and technology. Each product has undergone a lot of testing and verification before it is launched on the market. All product components come from strictly screened high-quality suppliers, which guarantees product quality from the source. In addition, regular inspections will be carried out on products that have been launched on the market to prevent cutting corners and ensure that every product delivered to customers has excellent quality, which will escort users' safe charging.
Nanjing Ruifanda New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., a leading Chinese high-tech enterprise, is dedicated to the production, R&D and sales of electric vehicle charging equipment. It’s the source factory of EV charging stations.
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