Terminology

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

Information

Definition

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz is a wireless frequency band commonly supported by EV chargers and routers. It is normally considered alongside site connectivity, router/modem configuration, signal availability and ongoing remote support.

Why it matters

It often provides better range than higher-frequency Wi-Fi, but may be more congested in homes and commercial sites. For UK users, it affects whether a charger can remain connected reliably for authorisation, payments, diagnostics and software updates.

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