Tesla Chargers offer a range of power outputs, supporting various Tesla models with amperage and power settings tailored for different charging speeds.
ABB Chargers provide a versatile lineup from AC Destination chargers to high-power DC options, catering to a wide range of electric vehicle charging needs.
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Specification | Tesla Charger | ABB Charger |
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Circuit Breaker (amps) | 15 to 60 | – |
Maximum Output (amps) | 12 to 48 | – |
Power at 240 Volts (kW) | 2.8 to 11.5 | 3 to 600 (varies by model) |
Model S (mph) | 10 to 41 | – |
Model 3 (mph) | 11 to 44 | – |
Model X (mph) | 9 to 35 | – |
Model Y (mph) | 11 to 44 | – |
AC Destination | – | 3 to 22 kW |
DC Destination | – | 11 to 24 kW |
DC Fast | – | 50 to 180 kW |
DC High Power All-in-One | – | 90 to 360 kW |
DC High Power | – | 175 to 350 kW+ |
Vehicle-to-Grid | – | New V2G solution launching soon |
Overnight | – | 50 to 150 kW (sequential) |
Route Panto Up | – | 150 to 450 kW |
Route Panto Down | – | 150 to 600 kW |
EcoFlex Integrated High Power Chargers | – | HVC 360 up to 360 kW |
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