San Diego Electric Car Chargers

How EV Chargers Work 

Electric vehicle charging systems work by converting power from a home's grid to direct current (DC). The DC current can then be stored in the car's battery and accessed by its motor. With a San Diego electric car charger, drivers can feel secure that their charging stations will operate at a safe voltage level.

When compared to onboard charging systems, external units are larger and faster, which greatly decreases the charging time. This is why even a small battery can take over twelve hours to fully charge when plugged into a standard wall socket. This emphasizes the importance of being able to charge your car overnight while you sleep. With our electric car chargers, you can easily charge your vehicle during the night and wake up to a fully charged battery.

Our bilingual staff works with both English and Spanish-speaking customers. Solion Energy can be contacted by phone at (619) 776-3396 or here online through our contact portal. 

When Your EV Charger Needs Repair

To ensure safe and effective operation of an electric vehicle charging station, it's important to keep an eye out for signs that the EV charger may be in need of repair. Here are some warning signs to look out for:

Strange Noises

Rattling, buzzing, or humming noises coming from inside an EV charger usually indicate loose components or damaged parts, which require immediate attention for safety reasons.

Strange Colors

Overheating caused by either too much resistance in the circuit or poor insulation of wires can result in discoloration or charring around plugs, which poses a fire hazard risk.