1. This is because new energy vehicles usually use electric motors to drive, and need to be connected to the power supply for charging.
However, the battery capacity of new energy vehicles is usually relatively large, and high charging power is required to charge quickly.
Therefore, the socket with too small charging power cannot meet the demand for charging. 2. The power of the plugboard is generally relatively small, and the 2500 watt plugboard may heat up during the charging process, and even cannot work normally because of insufficient power.
Therefore, in order to avoid safety problems, you should choose a higher power charger for charging, rather than using a plugboard as a charging tool.
No. 1. The 2500 watt plugboard only has the power used by ordinary household appliances, and the charging of new energy vehicles requires a relatively high power supply to meet, so the 2500 watt plugboard can not meet the charging requirements of new energy vehicles. 2. If you want to charge new energy vehicles, you need to use special charging equipment that meets national and industry standards. Under normal circumstances, these devices have a power of more than 2500 watts, so ordinary plugboards can not meet the needs of charging devices. 3. In addition, it takes a long time for new energy vehicles to charge, and the plugboard has safety problems such as overload and overheating, so it is not recommended to use the plugboard to charge, so as not to cause safety accidents.
Answer: Yes, but you need to pay attention to the following points:
1. Confirm whether the output voltage and current of the plugboard meet the charging requirements of new energy vehicles. In general, the voltage required for charging new energy vehicles is 220V and the current is 16A or 32A.
2. Confirm whether the plug board has overload protection and leakage protection and other safety functions to ensure the safety of charging.
3. It is recommended to use a special new energy vehicle charging pile for charging to ensure charging efficiency and safety.