EV Charging
CTS technology allows for scaleable and cost-effective wireless EV charging infrastructure
Why Wireless
Electric Green, an Enertechnos Holdings Group company, is developing smart, scalable
and cost-effective wireless EV charging infrastructure.
Our solutions will drive EV mass adoption because they are easy to use,
deploy and manage.
Nearly all charging today is done by plugging your car into a charger with a cable.
It works, but it could be so much better. We think wireless charging is to electric vehicles,
what a remote control is to a TV. Better, easier, simpler – it takes the hassle out of charging for people
with physical disabilities.
That’s why Electric Green is on a mission to make wireless charging infrastructure as cost-effective
as possible so everyone can benefit from it.
How does wireless
charging work?
Instead of transferring power to the vehicle battery via a cable, wireless systems use induction charging to achieve the same thing. High frequency AC current is supplied to a groundpad (primary coil) which produces a magnetic field. This is picked up by a carpad (secondary coil) located on the underside of the vehicle. Carpad coil is connected to the existing EV system feeding the vehicle battery. The system allows to discharge the battery powering the network or a house.
How does wireless
charging work?
Instead of transferring power to the vehicle battery via a cable, wireless systems use induction charging to achieve the same thing. High frequency AC current is supplied to a groundpad (primary coil) which produces a magnetic field. This is picked up by a carpad (secondary coil) located on the underside of the vehicle. Carpad coil is connected to the existing EV system feeding the vehicle battery. The system allows to discharge the battery powering the network or a house.
What makes us different
We think wireless charging is to electric vehicles, what a remote control is to a TV. Better, easier, simpler – it takes the hassle out of charging.
Curious as to how it works? Watch the video for an explanation of the evolution of EV charging and why our wireless is the future of EV charging.