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Elmec EVDuty EVC30 NEMA 14-50 SMART-HOME

EIN Elmec evduty 400

June 25, 2020

The EVduty from Elmec Inc. is a level 2 charging station for electric vehicles. It lets you recharge an electric vehicle faster thanks to its 7.2 kW of power output. It is compatible with all vehicles sold in Canada and the United States.

This product is Made in Canada.

Description

Electric vehicle charging station
208-240 VAC
Up to 30 amp (maximum configuration)
Up to 7.2 kW (maximum configuration)
SAE J1772 connector, standardised for over 10 000 charging cycles and compatible with plug-in vehicles sold in North America (all electric or plug-in hybrids)
Wall mount with integrated cable rest
For indoor or outdoor installation (-40°C à 40°C)
Designed and manufactured by Elmec in Shawinigan, Québec, Canada.

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