What is the effective charge current for a Level 2 EVSE rated at 30 amperes?

The effective charge current for a Level 2 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) rated at 30 amperes is indeed 30 A. This rating indicates the maximum current that the EVSE can provide to charge the electric vehicle. The Level 2 charging system typically operates on a 240-volt circuit and allows for faster charging compared to Level 1 systems, which generally have a limitation of 120 volts and lower current ratings.

In this case, a 30-ampere rating means that under ideal conditions, the EVSE can deliver up to 30 amps of current to the vehicle's onboard charger. This is pertinent for charging efficiency and time, ensuring that the EV can receive a substantial amount of charge in a shorter duration compared to lower amperage systems.

Understanding this rating helps users determine the charging capabilities of their equipment and plan their charging needs accordingly. Other options represent different currents that do not align with the specified capability of this particular EVSE, which is firmly established at 30 amperes.