What is the difference between 30kW, 60kW, 120kW and 240kW Level 3 DC chargers?

The main difference is charging power. Higher kW models can deliver more energy per minute, reducing total charging time when the vehicle and site power support it.

What is the difference between AC chargers and DC chargers?

AC chargers use the vehicle’s onboard converter to charge the battery and are typically slower. DC chargers convert power externally and deliver DC directly to the battery, enabling much faster charging.

How do you charge EnerJet, EnerJet Pro and EnerJet Pro 2.0?

These portable systems charge via their solar and wind inputs, and can also be recharged from compatible grid sources. They include a 9.6 kW EV charger for off-grid EV charging.

What is the difference between a kilowatt-hour (kWh) and a watt-hour (Wh)?

A watt-hour measures energy (power × time). A kilowatt-hour is 1,000 watt-hours. Battery capacity is typically expressed in kWh, indicating how much energy it can store.

Do Level 3 DC charging stations accept credit card payments?

Yes. EnerJet DC fast charging stations support payment features such as RFID and credit card acceptance, depending on the model and configuration.

What maintenance is required for EnerJet Pro and EnerJet Pro 2.0?

Routine checks are recommended: inspect connectors and cables, verify ventilation and filters are clear, keep firmware up to date, and follow the owner’s manual for periodic service.