ChargingPointType

The ChargingPointType structure contains the dynamic information for a connector.

Element	Data Type	Required	Description
`chargeMode`	String	No	Charging mode of the connector. The current available values are: • Unspecified – no information provided • Mode 1 – slow charging from a regular electrical socket (1 or 3 phase) • Mode 2 – slow charging from a regular socket equipped with some EV specific protection arrangement. Examples include Park & Charge and PARVE systems. • Mode 3 – slow or fast charging using a specific EV multi-pin socket with control and protection functions. Examples include systems with SAE J1772 and IEC 62196 connectors. • Mode 4 – fast charging using some special charging technology such as CHAdeMO.
`volts`	Integer	No	Voltage of the charge provided by the charge point, in volts. This element is deprecated - use `voltsRange` instead.
`voltsRange`	String	No	Voltage range of the charge provided by the charge point, in volts. Values are alpha numeric represented by the Volt value followed by an "V" and by the current type "AC" or "DC" , examples 100-120V AC or 600V DC.
`phases`	Integer	No	Number of phases used by the charge point
`amps`	Integer	No	Maximum current provided by the charge point, in amperes. This element is deprecated - use `ampsRange` instead.
`ampsRange`	String	No	Current range provided by the charge point, in amperes. Values are alpha numeric represented by the Ampere value followed by an "A" ,examples 16A, 12A-80A or 200A.
`numberOfConnectors`	Integer	No	Number of physical connectors at the charge point
`numberOfAvailable`	Integer	No	Number of physical connectors that are available (i.e not being used to charge a vehicle, out of service, etc) at the charge point
`numberOfInUse`	Integer	No	Number of physical connectors that are in use at the charge point
`numberOfOutOfService`	Integer	No	Number of physical connectors that are out of service at the charge point
`numberOfReserved`	Integer	No	Number of physical connectors that are reserved at the charge point
`lastUpdateTimestamp`	DateTime	No	In ISO 8601 format, this represents the most recent timestamp when dynamic connector availability was last updated among all connectors in a given group. If the time is UTC, a Z is added. An example of this kind of timestamp value is `2013-12-31T12:00:00.000Z`. If the time is not UTC, then the offset is added as a ±[hh][mm] value (for example, `2014-01-14T10:00:00.000+0100`).

Parent topic: Data Types