The Luxman SAEJ 1772 connector EV charger has a 200V–240V power rating, putting it in perfect compatibility with practically all public and private Level 2 charging stations across North America. With its 7.2 kW rating, it contributes up to 30 miles of range per hour, which is the industry standard accepted rate for home and business charging solutions.
SAEJ 1772 remains the standard connector style found in America today, and it is still more than 80% used among non-Tesla-owned charging stations. ChargePoint, EVgo, and Electrify America are each large networks boasting thousands of Level 2 charge points with no issue charging alongside this connector style. Tesla Superchargers use a proprietary adapter, but in 2023 when Tesla will open their network to all EVs and not just Teslas, the doors are opened to everyone with the SAEJ 1772.
At 25 feet, Luxman charger offers easy charging convenience to most parking facilities. Water-proof, dust-proof, and weather-resistant IP66 enclosure excludes the elements for indoor garage and outdoor charging stations. Smart charging technology allows scheduling sessions based on off-peak electricity rates, up to 30% lower in some locations, reducing the cost of energy in the long run.
The count of public Level 2 charging points increased by 35% over two years, according to a 2023 report by the U.S. Department of Energy, and this reflects growing infrastructure support for SAEJ 1772. General Motors, Ford, and Volkswagen have spent billions of dollars constructing charging networks according to this standard, cementing its place in the EV market.
In its study, the International Energy Agency discovered that chargers such as the Luxman model at Level 2 provide a 94% increase in charging efficiency through the reduction of energy wastage while ensuring sustained performance. With the built-in temperature monitoring technology, the charger is protected against overheating for continued operation.
Elon Musk has mentioned, “Sustainable energy is the future,” pointing to the industry’s transition towards efficient and reliable EV charging systems. Adoption across the board of SAEJ 1772 guarantees harmony with expanding charging infrastructures, a benefit of the Luxman charger for EV owners who demand convenience and power.