<transcy>Charging may take a little longer, but slow chargers are arguably the easiest and most convenient way to charge your vehicle. Slow charging is ideal for home use - slow charging points are also what are usually found in workplaces. Slow charging devices are called paired. This means that you need a cable to connect the car to the charging station. Most electrical appliances have a cable that you simply plug into a standard electrical outlet and have a charging frequency of 3 kW. The slow charge rate is between 2.3 and 3 kW, depending on the location. When charging at home via a 3-pin plug, your car typically consumes 2.3 kW (10 A) of energy. In the case of slow charging, the time required to reach 100% may vary depending on the charging unit and the EV being charged - but it will usually take about 10-14 hours to fully charge a 3 kW device. And for cars with a larger battery, this may take even longer, especially if the electric car battery is empty.</transcy>
<transcy>Slow chargers</transcy>