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Fleet charging management may not be the most glamorous segment of the EV industry, but it is emerging as an extremely important component of the future EV ecosystem. As commercial fleets electrify, they are finding that they need expert help to design, install and operate their charging infrastructure.
Also, it could be used by consumers as a way to help reduce the timeline for paying off the car to actually become—especially in the case of fleets—a revenue source as opposed to a cost center. ” Charged : That sounds like an argument for having a smartcharger instead of just a plain old non-networked charger.
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The first was that there’s been some great building automation systems, energy management systems developed for large commercial and industrial customers—Siemens, Johnson Controls, Schneider. Christian: Now you have a Level 2 EV charger that integrates with your system. It is a Level 2, 48-amp smartcharger with a 25-foot cable.
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Also, it could be used by consumers as a way to help reduce the timeline for paying off the car to actually become—especially in the case of fleets—a revenue source as opposed to a cost center. Charged : That sounds like an argument for having a smartcharger instead of just a plain old non-networked charger.
Charged : With this partnership between Siemens and ConnectDER, you’ll have a smartcharger that talks to the meter collar and then balances the power of the whole system. Siemens is also in the commercial and fleet charging space as well, correct? We’re already hard at work on this stuff. Is that the idea? Chris: Yes.
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