Connecting Victron Quattro 48/5000 to an EV charging station

[Inajam]

What I have: Victron Quattro 48/5000 charge inverter, Fortress Power eFlex 5.4 KW LFP 48V battery, 1260 W solar array feeding into a Victron MMPT. Typical Victron Link distributor and a couple of step-down chargers to go to 12 and 24V.

I also have a 30A AC in power cord for the Quattro. When I have to, I use this to just charge up my battery.

What I'd like to do/add: I want to be able to connect to an EV charging station (with adapters).

Looking for guidance if this is possible and if so, how?

 

[justinm001]

Are you in US? Is yours US 120v or EU 230v? I have the same inverter but have 2 of them configured in split phase 240v. Have a 50a/240v buddy plug for other RVs and have charged my daughters Tesla with it. Actually when she's home she uses it to charge and we have 28a/240V shore from my house to the inverters then she sets her charger to 25a or so and it'll charge. I then have logic on the inverters to turn off out2 (the buddy plug) when SOC is below 50%. This way if my RV uses more power it'll just turn her charger off. Hasn't happened yet though.

If you just have 1 and its 120v then you'd need to use a 120v charger. Idk if they make 30a 120v EV charger or if you're stuck with 20a/120v (2400w)

 

[Inajam]

US
I am looking to use the EV charging station to charge my battery via the victron quattro.

 

[justinm001]

US
I am looking to use the EV charging station to charge my battery via the victron quattro.

So yours is only 120V. You'd need to find a special L1 120V charger that offers high amps I think Tesla can do 24a 120v but not sure of the charger to do that.

Unless you get an autotransformer https://www.victronenergy.com/autotransformers/autotransformers