What are the core differences between AC and DC charging connectors in functions and application scenarios?

AC charging connectors complete rectification and voltage regulation via the vehicle on-board charger, with power ranging from 7kW to 22kW, suitable for home slow charging and park energy replenishment. DC charging connectors directly output high-voltage DC to the battery, with power ranging from 60kW to 250kW and faster charging speed, suitable for public fast charging stations, logistics depots and other high-efficiency scenarios. Their interface standards and cable structures are not interchangeable. DEGSON AC and DC charging connectors cover the full power range. You can consult DEGSON technical team for exclusive matching solutions during model selection.