Everyone is more concerned about how to buy an electric car when they have the conditions to install a home charging pile.

At present, household piles are mainly AC chargers (the price and power of DC charger limit its installation in ordinary households), first confirm the upper limit of the power of charging piles allowed to be installed at home (confirm the power distribution of the home/community with the power supply company/property/electrician) In addition, confirm whether the household is single-phase (domestic) or three-phase (European), and then confirm whether the electric vehicle on-board charger (OBC) purchased is single-phase (domestic electric vehicle OBC is mostly single-phase) or three-phase , and finally buy the corresponding single-phase/three-phase charging pile. Theoretically, single-phase and three-phase charging piles are compatible with single-phase and three-phase on-board chargers, but if the on-board single-phase OBC is used, there is no need to install three-phase charging piles.

In addition, you need to consider choosing a smart pile or a fool pile. A smart pile is a charging pile that can be controlled by mobile app/identity authorization/charging management, while a fool pile has no human-computer interaction, and can be charged by swiping a card or directly inserting a gun. The direction is to choose smart piles, which can be more conveniently controlled (such as regular charging, remote charging, etc.), and charging record management will provide many conveniences. There are also urban power grids (Hamburg, Germany) that require newly installed home charging piles to be smart piles.

To sum up, in countries where single-phase electricity enters the home, single-phase 7kW household piles are basically the mainstream; in European countries/regions where three-phase electricity enters the household, three-phase 11kW is the best choice. Smart charging piles with mobile app control are preferred.

Everyone is more concerned about how to buy an electric car when they have the conditions to install a home charging pile.
At present, household piles are mainly AC Charger (the price and power of DC charger limit its installation in ordinary households), first confirm the upper limit of the power of charging piles allowed to be installed at home (confirm the power distribution of the home/community with the power supply company/property/electrician) In addition, confirm whether the household is single-phase (domestic) or three-phase (European), and then confirm whether the electric vehicle on-board charger (OBC) purchased is single-phase (domestic electric vehicle OBC is mostly single-phase) or three-phase , and finally buy the corresponding single-phase/three-phase charging pile. Theoretically, single-phase and three-phase charging piles are compatible with single-phase and three-phase on-board chargers, but if the on-board single-phase OBC is used, there is no need to install three-phase charging piles.
In addition, you need to consider choosing a smart pile or a fool pile. A smart pile is a charging pile that can be controlled by mobile app/identity authorization/charging management, while a fool pile has no human-computer interaction, and can be charged by swiping a card or directly inserting a gun. The direction is to choose smart piles, which can be more conveniently controlled (such as regular charging, remote charging, etc.), and charging record management will provide many conveniences. There are also urban power grids (Hamburg, Germany) that require newly installed home charging piles to be smart piles.
To sum up, in countries where single-phase electricity enters the home, single-phase 7kW household piles are basically the mainstream; in European countries/regions where three-phase electricity enters the household, three-phase 11kW is the best choice. Smart charging piles with mobile app control are preferred.