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Schneider Electric develops Level 2 home EV charger for limited electrical capacity

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Schneider Electric says its new Level 2 home EV charger targets a key obstacle—limited electrical capacity—by delivering up to 19.2 kW with charging management software, without requiring a panel or service upgrade. The wall-mounted Charge Pro supports NACS and J1772, can run from -30°C, and at peak power can add about 71 km of range per hour, aiming to broaden access in Canada.

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