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amina’s chargers are available from electricians, electronics stores and electricity providers. Click on the “find dealer” button to see all partners and resellers.
amina’s EV chargers are a much safer choice than an electrical socket and is developed according to the latest safety regulations and international standards. An EV charger can handle a much higher load, over a longer period of time, than a socket. It also includes extra safety features, which makes the charging safer. As an example: in 2022, the Norwegian Electrotechnical Committee (NEK) prohibited to install a socket to be used for car charging. The reason is simple: fire safety. Check your local rules and regulations for more information.
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amina 1 and amina S must be protected against overload and short circuit as well as AC earth faults. This can be solved with an earth-fault circuit breaker type A (normal type) or one circuit breaker and one earth-fault circuit breaker type A.
No, all EV chargers are a part of the fixed electrical installation in the house, and therefore have the right to be installed by a registered installer/electrician.
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7.4 kW – this corresponds to over 35 km range per hour charged.
amina 1 charges your car in all kinds of weather, from -30° C to +40° C.
You can charge all cars with a type 2 connector, the European standard.
If your car can time-control the charging, you can either do it directly from the car, via the car’s app, via a smart charging app or via your electricity company.
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22 kW – this corresponds to over 100 km range per hour charged.
Yes, the 6 meter fixed cable is included. You can choose between 20 A (14 kW) or 32 A (22 kW).
You can charge all cars with a type 2 connector, the European standard.
You can connect it directly to your smart home system via ZigBee or Bluetooth. Also, if your car can time-control the charging, you can either do it directly from the car, via the car’s app, via a smart charging app or via your electricity company.