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How to Choose a correct charger for your own car:

• Confirm your EV’s DC charging standard (does it have a CCS2 port? If you’re in US, likely CCS1).

• Confirm your home or power location: what single phase or three phase supply you have, what current you can deliver, what wiring your garage/outlet has.

• Ask vendor detailed specs: input voltage, phase, current, what connector(s) supported, certifications (CE, UL, etc), weight, dimensions, cables, cooling.

• Clarify the portability: weight, handle, cables, how you transport it, how you connect/disconnect safely.

• Compare cost vs benefit: how much faster will it charge vs AC charger; is that time savings worth the cost and complexity?

• Installation / permits: Even “portable” DC chargers may require electrical inspection, dedicated circuits, maybe cooling/ventilation.

• Maintenance / support: If you buy an import unit, what service/support is available locally?

• Consider alternatives: A quality AC Level 2 charger (7-11 kW) likely costs much less, installs easier, provides good everyday home charging.

• Verify warranty and safe use: DC fast chargers have much higher stresses than AC, and a lower-quality unit might be risky.