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Australia’s best value, high-quality EV charger 

 

From $895 AUD

5 year warranty

Scheduled Charging

Designed for Families

Premium product in sustainable price

OCPP Cloud + APP support

Australian Safety Standard

KPI-Timxon Simplest

AC 7kW Single Phase or Three Phase
Type 2 plug
3.7" LCD touch screen



From $895 AUD (incl. GST and shipping)

KPI-Timxon Connected

AC 7kW Single Phase or Three Phase
5 meter cable
Type 2 plug
3.7" LCD touch screen


From $950 AUD (incl. GST and shipping)

KPI-Timxon Smart

AC 7kW Single Phase or Three Phase
WIFI + Bluetooth + Free mobile App
Type 2 plug and 5 meter cable
3.7" LCD touch screen


From $1080 AUD (incl. GST and shipping)

Charging EV at home, how long does it take?

The time it takes to charge an electric vehicle (EV) at home can vary significantly based on several factors:

As a general guideline, it might take around 4 to 8 hours to fully charge an EV with a moderate-sized battery (around 60-70 kWh). However, this can vary widely depending on various factors like EV battery size, EV charging speed, EV battery state (partially filled or empty make a difference), quality and condition of the charging station, as well as the wiring in your home.

What is OCPP? Do I need a EV charger supporting OCPP?

OCPP stands for Open Charge Point Protocol. It is a communication protocol standard that enables interoperability between electric vehicle (EV) charging stations (charge points) and central management systems (CMS) or network operators.

OCPP enables remote monitoring and control of charging stations. This means that network operators or station owners can remotely start and stop charging sessions, check the status of stations, perform diagnostics, and update software without needing to be physically present at each station. OCPP support is most important in scenarios where you need advanced management, monitoring, billing, and interoperability features for your EV charging infrastructure. For personal home charging, it may not be necessary, but it can be advantageous for businesses, public charging stations, and fleet management. Your choice should align with your specific goals and requirements for EV charging.

 

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