DC-to-AC inverter
A DC/AC inverter converts a documented DC supply into an AC output.
In plain English
A bidirectional charging interface supports controlled energy transfer in both permitted directions.
A compatible installation can use vehicle energy to support another electrical system under its operating arrangement.
Use arrows in both permitted energy directions and identify the controller authorising each operating mode. The vehicle, charger and connected system must support the intended exchange. Keep the energy path separate from communication and operating permission so hardware capability is not mistaken for permission to export.
No. Hardware capability alone does not establish vehicle compatibility, an approved installation or permission to export. Those conditions must be confirmed for the selected system and location.
Read the source: DC fast charging architecture
Bidirectional hardware does not by itself establish grid permission, compatibility or operating approval.
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