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Safety measures for electric vehicle charging
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Some Electric Vehicle Supply Equipments (EVSE) claim for built-in protective devices or embedded protection.
How safe are those solutions?
How to select a safe charging solution?
This document summarizes the protective measures required by the International Standards (IEC), and explains how to identify if protection against electric shocks, protection against overcurrents or protection against overvoltages are correctly implemented.
Selectivity, Cascading and Coordination
Complementary Technical Information - new 2021 edition!
Get all required information to verify your electrical distribution design's robustness, considering overloads and short circuits.
Combine the benefits of selectivity and cascading to maximize power availability of your LV design at optimized cost.
Find Schneider Electric's coordination data for ACBs, MCCBs, MCBs, switches, busbar trunking (busways), motor starters and more.
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