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Charging where people live, on the connection they have.
From a single home charger to a shared car park in an apartment building: access by RFID tag, the building’s connection shared fairly between residents’ cars, and sessions and reports in one place.
Single homes
A private charger, access by tag.
Apartment buildings
Shared chargers on one connection.
Residents only
Private chargers accept the tags you issue.
Sessions and reports
Energy by period and charger.
Shared connection
Every resident charges. The building never trips.
In a shared car park, the building’s connection is the limit. ChargeIT shares what is left between the cars plugged in, each up to its own maximum, and never goes over.
- Fair sharePower shared between the cars that are charging, capped at each car’s maximum.
- Admission at 0 AAn extra car waits until there is room, instead of pushing every car below the minimum.
- Per phaseThe limit is respected on each phase separately.
Who runs it
For residents, installers and property managers.
Homeowners
Sessions and energy for their own charger, with access by tag.
Property managers
Every building in its own branch, with its own chargers and reports.
Installers
Hand over each installation with the software already running.
Questions
Home and residential charging, answered.
Does a building need a site meter?
No. Static mode shares a fixed limit you set. A meter adds dynamic mode, which follows the building’s load live.
Can a property manager look after several buildings?
Yes. Each building can be its own branch of the tree, with its own chargers, tags and reports.
Can only residents charge?
Yes. Private chargers accept the RFID tags issued for them and are not listed for public use.
Charging for every resident.
Tell us about the building and its connection, and we’ll show you how it would be shared.
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