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At present, electric vehicles are recognized and accepted by more and more people, and the accompanying supporting facilities require not only charging piles but also charging guns. Charging guns are divided into DC charging cable and AC charging cable. So, what is the difference between the two?


AC charging cables are seven-core, usually with seven connectors, and DC charging cables have nine cores, which are nine connectors. Each connector represents a different power supply or control signal.
DC charging cables are used to charge batteries, which is high-voltage charging. AC charging cables are used to charge on-board chargers, which is low-voltage charging.
The difference between AC charging cables and DC charging cables is introduced here. Charging piles and charging cables are necessary supporting facilities for electric vehicles. The design of charging cables needs to be supported by core technologies, and the selection of materials must be fully considered. The materials need to be flame retardant and environmentally friendly as well as wear-resistant and impact-resistant. Of course, they should also have UV resistance and high and low temperature resistance.
In conclusion, understanding the differences between DC and AC charging cables is crucial for businesses looking to make informed decisions about their electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure. DC charging cables, known for their rapid charging capabilities, are ideal for commercial settings where time efficiency is paramount. On the other hand, AC charging cables, while slower, offer a cost-effective and versatile solution suitable for residential and workplace environments.
At Aupins, we are committed to providing high-quality charging solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of our B2B clients. Whether you require the speed and efficiency of DC charging or the flexibility and affordability of AC charging, our extensive range of products ensures that you can find the perfect fit for your business. Partner with Aupins to stay ahead in the evolving EV market and deliver exceptional value to your customers.
For more information or to explore our product offerings, please visit our website or contact our sales team. Let Aupins be your trusted partner in powering the future of electric mobility.
