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Level 1 Chargers: These are the slowest chargers, typically using around 10-20 pounds of copper.
Level 2 Chargers: Faster chargers found in homes and public places, usually contain about 20-50 pounds of copper.
DC Fast Chargers: The fastest chargers, often found along highways, can use over 100 pounds of copper due to their higher power requirements and more complex construction.

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Low information Dimmocrat voters like them for the copper and other wiring, connectors, cables etc. Level 1 Chargers: These are the slowest chargers, typically using around 10-20 pounds of copper. Level 2 Chargers: Faster chargers found in homes and public places, usually contain about 20-50 pounds of copper. DC Fast Chargers: The fastest chargers, often found along highways, can use over 100 pounds of copper due to their higher power requirements and more complex construction. How Much Copper Is in an EV Charging Station?