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EV Charging Stations for Schools and Colleges

As technology advances, schools strive to stay at the forefront, and the growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) makes installing EV charging stations a necessity. With more than 1.9 million EVs on American roads, and more to come, the installation of EV charging stations for schools will become a need in the future. EV charging stations not only enhance the property’s value but also demonstrate the school’s commitment to sustainability, attracting environmentally conscious students, parents, and educators.

Level 2 EV chargers are the most widely used technology for schools due to their balance of speed and affordability. These chargers can provide 20 to 30 miles of range in just an hour, making them convenient for regular commutes.  Many universities are starting to support e-mobility by installing EV charging station in a school. An important mention goes to Harvard University with its more than 50 EV charging stalls distributed across the campus. Other universities featuring from 20 to almost 40 EV charging stations include the University of California at Davis, Townson University in Maryland, Santa Clarita University in California, and more.

Cyber Switching’s CSE1 EV Charger stands out as an ideal solution for schools due to its combination of advanced features, ease of use, and scalability. Its sleek design seamlessly integrates into school environments, while its robust construction ensures durability and long-lasting performance. The CSE1’s advanced monitoring capabilities provide real-time insights into charging activities, allowing schools to manage energy consumption efficiently and optimize charging schedules.

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UC Davis
California

Princeton
University

Carnegie
Mellon

MC Morton
College

Mendocino
College

What to consider

When selecting an EV charging station for schools, several key considerations should be taken into account to ensure a successful implementation:

  1. Charging Station Compatibility: Ensure that the chosen charging stations are compatible with a variety of electric vehicle models to cater to the diverse preferences of students and faculty.
  2. Charging Speed and Power Capacity: Assess the charging speed and power capacity of the stations. Consider the time students typically spend on campus and choose a charging solution that can provide sufficient power within that timeframe.
  3. Accessibility and Location: Strategically plan the placement of charging stations to ensure accessibility for electric vehicle owners on campus. Consider high-traffic areas or locations near student housing to maximize convenience and usage.
  4. Payment and Access Control: Decide on the payment structure for using the charging stations. Options may include free charging, pay-per-use, or a subscription-based model. Implement access control mechanisms to restrict usage to students, faculty, and staff to prevent unauthorized use.
  5. Network Connectivity and Monitoring: Opt for charging stations that offer network connectivity for remote monitoring and management. Ensure that the chosen stations provide real-time data on usage, energy consumption, and any maintenance needs.
  6. Integration with Campus Infrastructure: Consider the electrical capacity of the campus and assess if any upgrades are needed to support the additional load from charging stations.
  7. Sustainability and Environmental Impact: Choose charging stations from manufacturers with a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
  8. Educational Opportunities: Explore opportunities to integrate the EV charging stations into the educational curriculum. This can include showcasing the technology and promoting awareness of sustainable transportation.

By carefully considering these factors, educational institutions can choose EV charging solutions that meet the specific needs of their campus community while contributing to sustainability efforts and providing valuable amenities for electric vehicle owners.

FAQ: EV Chargers for Schools and Colleges

The RFID user authentication is probably one of the best ways to enable control access to the charger. The best thing is that it is simple to use. Simply by using an RFID card from the educational institution the user will be able to activate the EV charging station and have access to the system to start the charging process.

The CSE1 EV charger has been designed to work with multiple payment platforms including Google Pay, Amazon Pay, and credit or debit cards. EV driver will attach his payment method and will get charged for the charging based on the site host’s rate.

A driver will get a notification via mobile app about it. Also, The CSE1 EV charging station has a multi-colored LED charging status indicator which gives a reference of the charging status for the EVSE. When the vehicle is connected, a flashing green light will be seen, after the car has been completely charged, the green light will be constant.

Yes, there are multiple state level incentives available. CyberSwitching CSE1 EV charging stations got approved by over 75 rebate programs nationwide.

Yes, both the CSE1 and CSE2 charging station are ETL-listed equipment with a Type 3 enclosure that is rated to work indoors or outdoors.  This means they’re rated to prevent dirt and dust from entering inside the equipment and is also protected against rain, snow, or sleet.

Both CSE1 and CSE2 EV charging stations could be mounted on the wall, on a standard pedestal as well as on the pedestals with cable management

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