The amount of current (in amperes) a charging station draws depends on its power output (in kilowatts, kW) and the electrical connection (single-phase or three-phase).
In general, the higher the power output of the charging station, the more current it draws. Some examples:
A 3.6 kW charging station on a single-phase connection draws approximately 16 amperes.
An 11 kW charging station on a three-phase connection draws approximately 16 amperes per phase.
A 22 kW charging station on a three-phase connection draws approximately 32 amperes per phase.
So the exact current draw depends on both the power output and the connection.
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