If you are a tech-savvy person, the words car and electric will surely come across your mind at least a few times during your week. If you are in the energy market, then these words will probably come up even more frequently, since electric cars have already been identified as one of the solutions for reducing global CO2 emissions.
So much so that some countries have already announced that from 2030 onwards, only electric or hybrid cars will be allowed to be sold, and some car manufacturers have even announced that they plan to migrate to 100% electric or hybrid production. There has been a lot of noise about electric mobility, but the truth is that they have arrived and are taking up space in the global vehicle market.
Yes, electric vehicles are here among us and are part of the lives of many people in several countries around the world. In some places like Europe, the United States and China, electric vehicle market, affectionately called EVs (Electric Vehicles), already presents expressive growth figures, affirming the consolidation of this market niche.
In Brazil, electric cars are following a similar path, with figures showing that the growth of the electric mobility market is happening exponentially and consolidation is happening with several automakers announcing their versions of electric and hybrid cars for the country. Electric vehicles have a very strong synergy with the electric mobility market. photovoltaic solar energy, after all, producing your own electricity means producing your own fuel to supply the demand of cars.
Added to this synergy is the integration between systems and data convergence, creating a Smart Energy environment, where the consumer has information about energy generation, electricity consumption and also vehicle fueling. SolaX Power is a global reference in the manufacture of photovoltaic inverters and also from storage systems and monitoring of electrical energy and could not fail to contribute to the process of transforming the electrification of urban mobility.
That's why it has developed a line of vehicle chargers that serve residential and commercial charging points. Because it has a global presence, SolaX has developed chargers with easy adaptability, which are compatible with the most common electric vehicles on the world market, capable of being integrated with 100% renewable energy, coming from its solar power plant or even from your local energy provider.
SolaX electric chargers are easy to use and have very simple operation, with single-phase options at 7,2 kW and three-phase at 22 kW for fast charging. These chargers come with built-in plug options with Type 1 and Type 2 models, which are the most popular on the market, and also with an input for external cables, so you can use them with portable chargers and with your specific cable.
Both models can be installed indoors or outdoors and have an integrated RFID function, so that charging can be activated in a personalized way according to each or even by the characteristics of the charging point.
To ensure that customers can use SolaX chargers without any worries, advanced protection devices have been installed to ensure safety during handling and in the power supply circuits of buildings and vehicles. Current fault monitoring and PEN protection with grounded neutral have been integrated into the equipment.
In addition to the security of the circuits, SolaX has implemented a communication system with TLS encryption, ensuring the protection of data for all s of the charging point and electric vehicles. The communication environment also has an intelligent platform for monitoring and managing the load, with access via a mobile application or website.
Through the application, it is possible to establish intelligent dynamic loads and also define load timers, so that medium voltage customers do not have consumption during peak hours. For more information about the company, visit www.solaxpower.com.br. It is also possible to speak directly to the country manager for Brazil, via email [email protected].
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