SE launches the EVlink Home residential EV charger
Schneider Electric has released the EVlink Home residential electric vehicle (EV) charger, giving users a range of new features that make at-home charging easier to install and more cost-effective.
The new design, which is available for homeowners to purchase now, includes anti-tripping functionality through its optional peak controller. The feature means homeowners can run multiple devices on the home power system, such as dishwashers, aircon and pool pumps, while charging the car at the same time, all without fear of a power supply failure.
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The launch of the charger, which is the latest addition to Schneider Electric’s EVlink range, comes as the EV market has seen a 65% increase in 2022 sales compared to 2021. As more Australian homeowners switch to electric vehicles in an effort to reduce their carbon emissions, demand will continue to grow for state-of-the-art, affordable devices that can be used from home.
“Electric vehicles can have a profound impact on users’ carbon emissions, so it’s tremendously encouraging to see how many Australians are opting for electric. We’re confident this market will continue to grow, but as more Australians go electric it’s important that they have access to cost-effective and sustainable charging solutions,” Schneider Electric vice president, home & distribution, Chris Kerr says.
“As such, electricians are becoming the trusted professionals guiding them and making sure they have the most efficient and safe installation.”
The simplicity of installation for the EVlink Home charger is aimed at helping electricians expand their services and build their business.
“The EVlink Home has been built with an easy-install process, safety systems, and cost-effective charging solution, which means that electricians will be able to support even more homeowners, giving Aussies greater access to sustainable solutions,” Chris adds.
The charger also features integrated RDC-DD protection, meaning it requires only a Type A circuit protection in the distribution board, a safer and more affordable alternative to Type B protection.
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