What is the size and weight of E5 series charging piles?

E5 SERIES CHARGING PILES is an innovative product offered by Zhejiang SPX Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. These charging piles are designed to provide an efficient and convenient charging solution for electric vehicles. This product is equipped with advanced technology that ensures safe and reliable charging.

What is the size and weight of E5 series charging piles?

The size and weight of the E5 series charging piles vary depending on the specific model. However, the average weight of these charging piles is around 200kg, and their dimensions range from 1500mm x 600mm x 300mm to 1800mm x 650mm x 350mm.

What features does E5 series charging piles offer?

E5 series charging piles offer a wide range of features, including real-time monitoring, remote control, and fault diagnosis. Moreover, these charging piles are equipped with advanced safety features that ensure safe charging for electric vehicles.

What are the benefits of using E5 series charging piles?

E5 series charging piles offer several benefits, such as fast charging, low maintenance, and high efficiency. These charging piles are designed to provide a convenient and reliable charging solution for electric vehicles.

How to install E5 series charging piles?

The installation process of the E5 series charging piles is relatively simple and can be completed within a few hours. However, it is recommended to hire a professional electrician to ensure safe and proper installation. In summary, E5 SERIES CHARGING PILES is an innovative product offered by Zhejiang SPX Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. These charging piles are designed to provide an efficient and convenient charging solution for electric vehicles. The size and weight of these charging piles vary depending on the specific model, but on average, they weigh around 200kg. These charging piles offer several benefits, such as fast charging, low maintenance, and high efficiency. Zhejiang SPX Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of electric charging equipment in China. The company specializes in the design, manufacture, and sale of electric vehicle charging equipment, including charging piles, charging stations, and related accessories. To learn more about their products and services, please visit their website at https://www.spxelectric.com. For inquiries and sales, please contact sales8@cnspx.com.

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