EV Connector

An EV connector is a device used to link electric vehicles (EVs) to charging stations for the transfer of electrical energy. It facilitates the efficient flow of electricity from the charging source to the vehicle’s battery.
EV connectors allow vehicles to charge using a variety of electrical systems, ensuring compatibility across different EV models. They support varying power levels, from standard home charging to fast charging systems.

Features of EV connector

Compatibility: Works with a range of electric vehicle models.
Safety Mechanisms: Includes features such as over-current protection and temperature sensors.
Durability: Built to withstand outdoor conditions and frequent use.
Efficiency: Ensures a quick and reliable transfer of electrical energy.

Applications of EV connector

Residential Charging: Provides home charging solutions for EV owners.
Public Charging Stations: Commonly found in public charging infrastructure, including parking lots and highways.
Fleet Management: Used in EV fleets for commercial transportation.

Types of EV connector

Type 1 Connector: Used primarily in North America and Japan, for single-phase AC charging.
Type 2 Connector: Common in Europe, supports both single-phase and three-phase AC charging.
CHAdeMO: A DC fast-charging connector, popular in Japan.
CCS (Combined Charging System): Supports both AC and DC charging, widely used in Europe and North America.

EV connector

Millennium Semiconductors distributes the EV connectors with reliable, fast, and safe charging solutions designed for the future of electric mobility. Whether for residential, public, or fleet charging, they ensure a seamless experience. With advanced safety features and universal compatibility, EV connectors are ideal for all charging needs.