We can currently achieve charging within an agreed time range, such as starting at 6:00 and ending at 9:00. The functionality described this question is still in further development.

Yes, when the PulseQ finishes a charge the app will notify you via a notification.

The app is required to set up the charger and set a maximum rate of charge. Once set up is complete, just plug the charger into the vehicle and let it charge on its own.

The voltage of this EV charger is 208/240V and the maximum current is 40A. The current is adjustable, but the voltage cannot be adjusted.

It is only compatible with 2.4 ghz frequencies due to its longer signal distance versus 5 ghz.

Yes. The mobile app allows you to turn off/on charging, schedule charging, or exclude times for charging. It also provides you with other information about usage.

It depends on the amperage of the line going to the charger and the capabilities of your EV. Using a hardwired application on a 50amp circuit using the NEMA 14-50 plug will give you about 28 miles of range per hour. You can also set the app to show added mileage.

The EV charger can be connected to the power supply through the plug or be wired directly to power.

This EV charger has a NEMA 4 protection rating and can be installed outdoors without being eroded by rain. However, please note that a weatherproof cover should be installed between the N14-50 plug and socket.

This unit only supports 240V.

240 volt requires two conductors. Wire size varies depending on breaker capacity.

No, this comes with a 14-50 plug which is slightly different. You can however rewire the unit to use any 240V standard following the hard wire instructions. Or use an adaptor. It is recommended to have all this work done by a qualified electrician.

Please check:
a): Whether the power supply and distribution are normal;
b): Whether the branch breaker is tripped, and close the breaker after troubleshooting;
c): Whether the connection is correct, if the cable comes off, should be properly connected to tighten the cable.

A: The charger is automatically protected in the event of the fault. The fault information and handling methods are as follows:
1: Indicator Twinkle: 1 x slow, 1 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 11: CP voltage anomaly
Handling Method:
Check the connection of charging plug and socket.
Disconnect and reconnect the charging plug.

2: Indicator Twinkle: 1 x slow, 3 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 13: Undervoltage input
Handling Method:
Check whether input plug is reliably connected.
Check whether the input voltage is abnormal.

3: Indicator Twinkle: 1 x slow, 4 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 14: Overvoltage input
Handling Method:
Check whether the input voltage is abnormal.

4: Indicator Twinkle: 1 x slow, 5 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 15: Over-temperature protection
Handling Method:
Check whether the charger is covered or installed in a high temperature environment.

5: Indicator Twinkle: 1 x slow, 6 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 16: Metering fault
Handling Method:
Power off and restart the device.

6: Indicator Twinkle: 1 x slow, 7 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 17: Leakage protection
Handling Method:
Check whether the charging plug, charging cable and EV socket are damaged or wet.
Power off, disconnect and reconnect the charging plug and restart.

7: Indicator Twinkle: 1 x slow, 8 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 18: Output shortage
Handling Method:
Check whether the charging plug and its cables are damaged or wet.

8: Indicator Twinkle: 1 x slow, 9 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 19: Output overcurrent
Handling Method:
Check whether the charging connector is correctly connected.
Check whether the OBC is normal.
Check the set of output maximum current.

9: Indicator Twinkle: 2 x slow, 1 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 21: Ev response timeout
Handling Method:
Battery of EV is full or the charging plug is not properly connected.
Disconnect and reconnect the charging plug.

10: Indicator Twinkle: 2 x slow, 2 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 22: Ev not supported
Handling Method:
This EV does not meet the SAE J1772 and cannot be charged.

11: Indicator Twinkle: 2 x slow, 3 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 23: Relay sticking
Handling Method:
The device is damaged and needs to be returned to the factory for repair.

12: Indicator Twinkle: 2 x slow, 4 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 24: CCID sensor fault
Handling Method:
The sensor is damaged and needs to be returned to the factory for repair.

13: Indicator Twinkle: 2 x slow, 5 x fast
Fault Code: Fault Code 25: Ground fault
Handling Method:
Charger is not grounded; input power socket and input plug need to be checked.