Charge your EV from solar

Certainly! Your zappi EV charger provides more than just solar charging capabilities. In addition to using solar power to charge your car, it can also charge your vehicle by drawing power from the grid. This means that even if you don't have PV installed, you can still utilize your zappi charger to charge up your electric vehicle just like any other conventional EV charger would. And the best part is, if you ever decide to install solar panels in the future, your zappi charger will already be fully equipped and ready to charge your car with solar energy, giving you the added benefit of renewable, clean energy. So, you can rest assured that your zappi charger is versatile and future-proof, offering a sustainable charging solution for your EV charging needs.

While it may seem like a straightforward process, there are several variables that can impact the charging time of an EV. Factors such as the size and type of battery, the specific make and model of the vehicle. Generally, it is estimated that the average time needed for charging an EV is approximately 7 hours and 42 minutes when using a standard charging unit. However, it is important to note that charging times can vary significantly based on these and other variables. Understanding these details can help EV drivers plan their journeys, ensuring that they have sufficient time to charge their vehicle before reaching their destination.

When it comes to charging your electric vehicle with solar panels, there are several variables to consider that can impact the charging time. One of the primary factors to keep in mind is the number of solar panels you have in use. Generally speaking, the more panels you have, the more power you will be able to generate. With an average of 9kWh per panel, multiple panels can add up to significant power generation. However, it's important also to note that other variables, such as weather conditions and the angle and orientation of the panels, can also affect the efficiency of the solar panels and the resulting charging rate. So, it's always a good idea to carefully evaluate all of these factors when determining the best way to charge your electric vehicle and use any available panels to the fullest extent possible to support your sustainable transportation goals.

 The cost of charging an EV can vary greatly depending on various factors. For example, if one chooses to use solar panels, they can charge their electric car for free. However, when charging from the grid alone the cost will depend on the current energy costs at that time.