Our new direct current DC chargers are the ideal power charging stations for any type of car park!
Whether in an underground car park or in the open air, mounted on the wall or on a pedestal, they supply electric vehicles with the necessary power of up to 30 or 60 kilowatts! Especially in car parks such as shopping centres, restaurants, cinemas, companies, P&R, car dealerships, etc., the two variants offer the necessary power to sufficiently charge the vehicle batteries.
Offer your customers more options for safe charging: Install up to five car park chargers instead of just one HPC (HighPowerCharger). This means five times more security, a broader range, more customers and therefore more sales!
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Our chargers not only fulfil the current EU charging station and AFIR regulations, but also impress with their installation methods, design, ease of maintenance and especially their reliability.
A new chapter in sustainable mobility has begun in the Zizishausen industrial park. German manufacturer eta plus electronic GmbH has opened a modern charging park with four powerful DC fast charging points at its headquarters. The stations are not only available to the company's own employees and customers, but are also accessible to the numerous neighbours in the industrial park. This makes the charging park a central meeting place where everyday life and future technology elegantly go hand in hand.
‘We want to make electric mobility tangible – uncomplicated, fast and where people and companies really need it,’ said a company spokesperson. With charging capacities ranging from 30 to 60 kW, the new stations significantly reduce waiting times and contribute to everyday e-mobility.
Between factory halls and offices, logistics and crafts, the charging park thus becomes a symbol of a joint new beginning: four pillars that are more than just technology – they are a promise that sustainability and progress begin right on the doorstep.
How can modern agriculture and sustainable mobility be combined? Sven Schmitt from Mainz-Finthen shows us how. He uses fully electric vehicles on his farm, powered by solar energy he generates himself.
Photovoltaic systems on the hall roofs generate the energy required for his own consumption. Two charging stations are used to charge the Mercedes-Benz E-Sprinter and a compact electric van directly.
The result: a well-thought-out overall concept that shows how electric mobility in agriculture is not only possible, but can also be implemented efficiently and sustainably.
