Understanding V2G, V2L, V2D, V2X, V2H, and V2B: Key Differences Explained

The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) has introduced innovative technologies that extend beyond transportation. Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) solutions are transforming how we use energy, enabling EVs to interact with grids, homes, and other devices. Here’s a breakdown of the key V2X technologies and their unique applications:

1. V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid)

V2G allows EVs to discharge energy back into the power grid, helping stabilize demand and supply. It supports renewable energy integration and can even earn EV owners money by selling excess power.

2. V2L (Vehicle-to-Load)

V2L enables EVs to power external devices, such as appliances, tools, or emergency equipment, using a discharge plug. ONNIS V2L Discharge Plug is a patented, stable, and reliable solution, perfect for outdoor adventures, emergencies, or daily use. Custom solutions available!

3. V2D (Vehicle-to-Device)

Similar to V2L, V2D focuses on powering smaller electronics directly from an EV’s battery, such as laptops, phones, or camping gear.

4. V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything)

A broad term covering all bidirectional energy transfer between EVs and grids, buildings, homes, or devices.

5. V2H (Vehicle-to-Home)

V2H turns an EV into a backup power source for homes during outages, reducing reliance on traditional generators.

6. V2B (Vehicle-to-Building)

V2B lets commercial buildings use EV batteries to manage energy consumption, lowering electricity costs and carbon footprints.

Why Choose ONNIS V2L Discharge Plug?

As a patented, unique, and stable V2L solution, ONNIS V2L Discharge Plug ensures safe and efficient power discharge from your EV. Whether for emergencies, outdoor activities, or daily convenience, our product stands out for its reliability. Custom options available—contact us today!