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This is a new section to document design and repair of electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment.  The industry term for this equipment is Electric Vehicle Servicing Equipment or EVSE, and includes both Level 1 / 2 charging stations that connect AC electricity to the car, and DC Fast Charging (DCFC) stations that connect DC electricity to the car.
This is a new section to document design and repair of electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment.  The industry term for this equipment is Electric Vehicle Servicing Equipment or EVSE, and includes both Level 1 / 2 charging stations that connect AC electricity to the car, and DC Fast Charging (DCFC) stations that connect DC electricity to the car.


 
In accordance with this RepairWiki's guidelines, this section should be structured with manufacturers at top (listed on this page), then device models, then documents specific to those models, as illustrated here.  Initially, though, it will skip the extra manufacturer layer, until we start building up a larger body of information.
According to this RepairWiki's guidelines, this section is structured with manufacturers at top (listed on this page), then device models, then documents specific to those models, as illustrated here.


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== Manufacturers ==
== Manufacturers / Models ==


* [[ClipperCreek]]
* [[ClipperCreek|ClipperCreek HCS series]]

Revision as of 16:59, 23 July 2024

This is a new section to document design and repair of electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment. The industry term for this equipment is Electric Vehicle Servicing Equipment or EVSE, and includes both Level 1 / 2 charging stations that connect AC electricity to the car, and DC Fast Charging (DCFC) stations that connect DC electricity to the car.

In accordance with this RepairWiki's guidelines, this section should be structured with manufacturers at top (listed on this page), then device models, then documents specific to those models, as illustrated here. Initially, though, it will skip the extra manufacturer layer, until we start building up a larger body of information.

Manufacturers / Models