Each mobile dc fast charger is rigorously inspected throughout the production. Zhejiang Champion New Energer Co., Ltd. is committed to the continuous improvement of the product and quality management system. We have built the process for high standards so that each product meets or exceeds customers' expectations. To ensure top performance of the product, we have utilized a continuous improvement philosophy in all our systems throughout the organization.
Champion's effective marketing is the engine that drives our products' development. In an increasingly competitive marketplace, our marketing staff constantly keep up with the time, giving feedback on the updated information from the market dynamics. Thus, we have been improving these products to meet the customers' needs. Our products feature high cost-performance ratio and bring many benefits to our customers.
With a team of professional designers, we are able to design mobile dc fast charger and other products as requested. And we always confirm the design before producing. Customers will surely get what they want from 浙江超凡新能源有限公司.
AC vs DC current
AC stands for “Alternating Current”, and as its name implies, it changes direction periodically. DC stands for “Direct Current” and flows in a straight line. Without getting too technical, AC can be transported over long distances more efficiently, so this is why it flows out of your socket at your home and office. However, batteries are only able to store DC power, and electronics use DC to operate.
You may have never realized it, but every time you charge your phone (or any other electrical device for that matter), the charger converts the AC power it receives from the grid into DC power to charge the battery in your device.
How do electric cars charge?
The same principle goes for electric cars. The difference between AC and DC charging all depends on whether there is a conversion process or not. No matter how you charge it though, at the end of the day, the electricity stored in the car’s battery is always DC.
With a DC charger, power is converted from AC to DC by the charger, allowing direct current to flow straight into the battery. With an AC charger, the electricity has to be converted to DC by the car’s built-in converter before it can be fed into the battery. This process will always take longer as the onboard charger has a much more limited capacity than the external converters used in DC charging stations.
Contact person: Ian Xu
Phone: +86-18620099949
Email: sales2@zjchampion.cn
WhatsApp: +86-15925644357
Address: 28/f, Huaye Building, 511 Jianye Road, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
