Charging speed:

7 kW chargers typically charge electric vehicles (EVs) faster than 3.6 kW chargers. If you need faster charging times, the 7 kW option may be more suitable.

Battery Capacity:

Consider the battery capacity of electric vehicles. If you have a smaller battery, such as a plug-in hybrid, a 3.6 kW charger may be sufficient. However, if you have a larger battery capacity (such as an all-electric vehicle), a 7 kW charger may be better at ensuring faster charging times.

Availability:

Check the availability of charging infrastructure in your area. You probably don't need a 7kW ev fast charger at home if you have access to a higher wattage charger within a reasonable distance. However, if convenient charging options are limited, a higher wattage charger may be more beneficial.

Electric capacity:

Consider the electric capacity of your home or where you will install the charger. Installing a 7 kW charger may require additional electrical upgrades or higher amperage circuits, which will increase installation costs.