Electric Vehicle

Electrical Safety for Electric Vehicles and Chargers

The use of electric and hybrid vehicles is rapidly increasing. The term EV (electric vehicles) covers the technical and vehicle-related aspects of electric or hybrid cars, scooters, motorbikes, buses, and utility vehicles. To ensure optimal performance, an electric vehicle charge controller is essential in managing the power flow between the EV and the charging station. Installing an insulation monitoring device for electric vehicles (IMD EV) can prevent potential electrical hazards and ensure the safety of both the vehicle and its users.

These new generation vehicles and associated charging infrastructure require safety strategies to ensure the safe use of electricity. From the design of safe charging stations to the charging process and use of the vehicle, Bender has innovative solutions to ensure safe, compliant EV solutions.

The EVSE leakage monitoring system is crucial for detecting any electrical faults that may occur during the charging process. Devices like the RCMB104 provide advanced protection by continuously monitoring for ground faults in EV charging systems.

The EVSE CCID (Charge Circuit Interrupting Device) and CCID 20 offer reliable protection against overcurrent and electrical leakage, enhancing the safety of EV charging stations. Implementing EVSE ground fault detection is vital for maintaining a safe charging environment by identifying and mitigating electrical faults promptly.

EVSE isolation technology ensures that the vehicle and charging station remain electrically isolated, preventing potential hazards and ensuring compliance with safety standards.