laadimisjaamaks

Laadimisjaamaks, also known as charging stations, are facilities designed to provide power to electric vehicles (EVs) for the purpose of recharging their batteries. These stations are equipped with charging points that can deliver electricity at varying levels of power, typically ranging from 3.7 kW to over 100 kW. The most common types of charging points include:

1. AC (Alternating Current) charging points, which are suitable for home and public charging, and can be further categorized into:

- Level 1: Standard household outlets, providing up to 1.4 kW of power.

- Level 2: Dedicated charging points, providing up to 19.2 kW of power.

2. DC (Direct Current) charging points, which are typically used for fast charging and can provide up to 100 kW or more of power.

Laadimisjaamaks can be found in various locations, including residential areas, commercial buildings, and public spaces such as parking lots and highways. They are essential for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, as they enable drivers to recharge their vehicles conveniently and efficiently. The installation and maintenance of laadimisjaamaks are crucial for supporting the growing EV market and reducing the environmental impact of transportation.