Portable EV Charger
Mobile charging solutions for electric vehicles. Essential backup charging equipment for travel, emergencies, and flexible charging needs.
Portable EV Charger Overview
Portable EV chargers, also known as "granny chargers" or Mode 2 chargers, provide a convenient way to charge your electric vehicle using standard household power outlets. Essential for emergency charging and travel situations.
Universal Compatibility
Works with standard NZ power outlets and all Type 2 EVs
Emergency Backup
Essential for unexpected charging needs while traveling
Safety First
Built-in RCD protection and temperature monitoring
Technical Specifications
Portable EV charger specifications and performance details
Power Output:2.3kW - 7.4kW
Input Voltage:230V AC (NZ standard)
Connector Type:Type 2 (IEC 62196-2)
Cable Length:5m - 8m
Weight:2kg - 4kg
Protection Rating:IP65 (dust/water resistant)
Safety Features:RCD, Temperature monitoring
Charging Rate:15-35km range per hour
Why Portable Chargers are Essential
- Emergency Backup: Essential safety equipment for unexpected low battery situations
- Travel Flexibility: Charge at any location with standard power outlets
- Cost-Effective: Much cheaper than installing a dedicated wall charger
- No Installation Required: Plug-and-play solution for immediate use
- Safety Features: Built-in RCD protection and temperature monitoring
Common Usage Scenarios
When and where portable EV chargers are most useful
Emergency Situations
- • Unexpected low battery while traveling
- • Public charger out of service
- • Remote locations without charging infrastructure
- • Power outages affecting main charger
Regular Use Cases
- • Rental accommodation without wall charger
- • Workplace charging from standard outlets
- • Friend's house or family visits
- • Temporary charging solution
New Zealand Suppliers
Where to buy portable EV chargers in New Zealand
EV Charging Solutions
Professional EV equipment
Industrial portable chargers
Safety & Usage Tips
Safe Usage
- • Always use RCD-protected outlets
- • Ensure adequate ventilation during charging
- • Check cable condition before each use
- • Never use damaged extension cords
- • Monitor charging process periodically
Maintenance
- • Keep connectors clean and dry
- • Store in provided carrying case
- • Inspect regularly for wear or damage
- • Test RCD function monthly
- • Replace if any damage detected
