Specifications
ENERGY STAR Partner:	ChargePoint, Inc.
Product Type:	Level 2
Max Nameplate Output Current (A):	32
Input Voltage (V):	240
Number of Outputs:	1
Maximum Output Cord Length (ft.):	18
Output Cord Gauge (AWG):	10
Screen Area, if EVSE has high res display (in2):	16.88
Maximum (100%) Measured Luminance of the High Res Display:	381.0
Automatic Brightness Control (ABC) Capable?:	Yes
Connected Functionality Capable?:	Yes
Connected Functionality Capabilities Summary:	All ChargePoint electric vehicle charging stations have the ability to reduce the output power delivered to the vehicle. The output can be reduced by either a percent of the present load or set to a fixed kilowatt maximum value at the group or individual EVSE level. ChargePoint offers an OpenADR 2.0b certified Virtual End Node interface for receiving pricing signals and demand response commands, which can be mapped to a designated group of EVSE (e.g. site, feeder, zip code, etc.) for the purpose of controlling load either directly or as a response to a pricing signal. Pricing signals received over the network on a daily basis may be passed on to the driver or site host. ChargePoint also offers a SOAP based web services API and a web based interface for controlling load of a group of EVSE or an individual EVSE. In addition, EVSE can be scheduled to raise or lower output power at the individual or group level, such that the power output could be set to a different level at each 15 minute interval of the day on a recurring basis. Near real-time load and status of the EVSE can be read from the OpenADR, SOAP API, and web interface for the purpose of feedback into a load management system, and historical reports of peak power, average power, and energy dispensed are available as clock aligned 15 minute intervals and charging session summaries. Depending upon the type of load management program controlling the EVSE, drivers may have the option to override a power management event either through a mobile app, or by using a technique from the industry called the double pump, which is simply plugging in, unplugging, and plugging in the connector again within five seconds. Site hosts and energy management service providers may choose to set fees or provide incentives for these actions to motivate behavior to optimize grid conditions
Network Protocol with Wake Capability:	Wi-Fi or Gigabit Ethernet,Cellular
No Vehicle Mode Input Power (W):	7.04
No Vehicle Mode Total Allowance (W):	7.52
No Vehicle Mode Power Factor:	0.465
Partial On Mode Input Power (W):	7.035
Partial On Mode Requirement (W):	7.52
Partial On Mode Power Factor:	0.7
Idle Mode Input Power (W):	8.345
Idle Mode Requirement (W):	20.32
Idle Mode Power Factor:	0.5
Full Current Operation Mode Test: Total Loss (W):	1931.915
30 A Operation Mode Test: Total Loss (W):	1772.55
15 A Operation Mode Test: Total Loss (W):	899.95
4 A Operation Mode Test: Total Loss (W):	254.12
Date Available on Market:	10/01/2017
Date Qualified:	10/01/2017
Markets:	United States, Canada
ENERGY STAR Certified:	Yes

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