Electromobility challenges in residential complexes — AgeVolt offers simple solutions
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When more residents want to charge, shared electrical capacity, usage rules and correct cost allocation are crucial. Well-prepared parking lets stations be added gradually.
What to resolve before installing the first station
- Who may modify the electrical installation and who will operate charging.
- Where stations will receive power and the limits of the supply connection or distribution boards.
- Which spaces need charging immediately and which can be prepared for the future.
- How consumption will be assigned to a resident or vehicle and how it will be billed.
A shared supply connection need not mean a shared charging bill
MyAgeVolt supports access, pricing and charging records. Energy management adjusts power to the building's available capacity. Metering is needed where other energy is consumed alongside charging, rather than automatically on every dedicated charger branch.
Start with the spaces you need today
Choose stations based on parking and prepare cabling for expansion. Wallbox suits a wall or stand, while Pillar Slim provides a freestanding solution. The specific site's design determines station numbers and cable routes.
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