By Luobinsen 
Publish date: August 8, 2024 
Read time: 2 minutes Updated October 13, 2026. This restored article has been revised using the current Luobinsen AC Charger specification page.
Choosing a charger for home use means comparing the electrical supply, vehicle requirements and installation conditions. This article revisits the original specification discussion using Luobinsen’s current AC Charger information as the reference for new enquiries.
Model Options and Input Rating
The current product page lists 7kW, 11kW and 22kW maximum power options. Its input specifications distinguish single-phase and three-phase arrangements. The exact configuration must match the supply available at the property and the requirements of the selected vehicle.
The older article named several LAC model codes and input ratings. Those codes should not be treated as a current ordering guide without the applicable datasheet. Confirm the model, input voltage, phase arrangement and connector before choosing equipment.
Safety Protection and Output Power
The current AC Charger specifications list leakage, overvoltage, overcurrent, phase-loss and communication-abnormality protection, together with emergency stop. These product functions need to be considered as part of the complete electrical installation.
The original article described a specific RCD arrangement. That exact arrangement is not established by the current AC Charger page, so it is not repeated here as a present specification. The installer and supplier should confirm the protection equipment required for the selected model and site.
A maximum power rating describes the charger option, not a guarantee of charging speed for every vehicle. Check the vehicle’s AC charging capability and the available supply when estimating how the installation will meet daily charging needs.
Output Current and Practical Operation
The current specifications list model-dependent output-current maxima of 16A and 32A. Match the selected option to the product datasheet and installation design. The page also provides connector options, network and platform communication, installation modes and environmental conditions for review.
Conclusion
Power, current and protection specifications should be assessed together rather than in isolation. Review the current product page with Luobinsen and the installer, then confirm the precise configuration and supporting documentation for the home charging project.
