What is the Project EV charger apex 7S?
The Project EV APEX-7S is a 7. W untethered EV Charger with a single Type 2 socket. The charger has built-in Pro Earth PEN Fault Protection, which eliminates the need for costly and time-consuming earth spike installation. With a market-leading 5-year warranty, APEX gives you the peace of mind, protection, and guarantee of high-quality after-care services for your EV charger. Download the APEX App by Project EV, for smart app EV control. Available on both the Google Play and App Store.
Is Project EV a smart charger?
Project EV chargers are compatible with the Project EV app, providing users with smart control over their charger and the ability to monitor cost, manage power flow and switch to off-peak charging. Avoid charging your EV to 100% regularly for daily driving. Aim to keep the battery between 20% and 80% to promote battery longevity. Full charges are fine occasionally—especially for long trips or cold weather conditions. Prolonged high charge levels can accelerate battery degradation and reduce overall lifespan.Safe, protected EV charging sessions are guaranteed with Project EV’s dynamic load balancing. A smart feature that prevents electrical overloads and trips by automatically adjusting your EV charger charge rate when your home’s capacity touches maximum.
Which EV charger is most common?
The most common choice is a 7kW wallbox, as it charges a car overnight, but you can get lower (and slower) 3. W units that deliver the standard three-pin domestic socket power, or faster 22kW chargers. Typical AC charging speeds range from 3. W to 7kW, with 7kW being the most common home charger in the UK. Faster AC options include 11kW chargers, typically used at commercial properties with three-phase electricity supply or in workplace environments, and 22kW chargers, often found at commercial charging locations.