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Top Rated EV Charging stations for Condominiums

Electric Vehicle Chargers

Cyber EV Charger CSE1, Level 2 commercial electric vehicle charger

$1,090.00 – $1,250.00

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Commercial Dual EV Charging station, Dual CSE1 Level-2, 48A, RFID

Original price was: $2,890.00.Current price is: $2,690.00.

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80A Commercial Dual EV Charging station, Dual CSE2 Level-2, RFID

Original price was: $4,150.00.Current price is: $3,790.00.

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EV Charging Stations for Condos

Integrating electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in condominiums is a strategic investment with significant advantages for property owners and residents alike. The presence of condo EV charging stations not only enhances property value but also positions the condominium as a forward-thinking and eco-friendly living space, appealing to environmentally conscious buyers and tenants.

The practical benefits extend to residents’ daily routines, providing convenient and cost-effective EV charging solutions. Charging at a condo station during off-peak hours or overnight eliminates reliance on public stations, reducing wait times and costs. This accessibility makes EV ownership more attractive and economically viable for condo residents.

Furthermore, the long-term performance of electric vehicles is positively influenced by selecting level 2 EV charging stations, such as the CSE1 model. These stations offer a gentler charging process compared to Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC) alternatives, preserving battery capacity over time. This forward-thinking approach meets the rising demand for EV accessibility, enhancing the property’s appeal and market positioning in the evolving real estate landscape.

Case Studies

November 1, 2023
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Woodmont Properties’ EV Charging Solution Case Study

September 2, 2022
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The Henry Condominium EV Charging infrastructure

The Benefits of Installing an EV Charger in Your Condo

Property Value Boost

Installing an EV charger in a condo enhances property value. It positions the residence as an eco-conscious space, appealing to buyers and tenants. Charging infrastructure aligns with demand for sustainable living, distinguishing the property in the real estate market and contributing to increased value.

Convenience and Cost Savings

Residents benefit from having an EV charger in their condo. Charging from home optimizes time, eliminating reliance on public stations with potential long waits. Cost savings from off-peak charging make EV ownership accessible and economical, fostering a sustainable lifestyle.

Performance and Battery Health

The installation of a level 2 EV charger, like the CSE1 model, contributes to battery health. Gentle charging preserves capacity, ensuring better performance and longevity. This prioritizes sustainability and residents' EV investments, minimizing long-term maintenance costs.

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What to consider

When a condo board is considering the installation or purchase of EV charging stations, several crucial factors should be taken into account to ensure a successful and well-planned implementation:

Infrastructure Assessment: Conduct a thorough assessment of the existing electrical infrastructure to determine its capacity to support EV charging stations. It’s essential to evaluate whether upgrades or modifications are necessary to accommodate the additional electrical load.
Space Availability and Allocation: Evaluate the available space within the condominium premises for the installation of charging stations. Consider factors such as parking configurations, accessibility, and zoning regulations. Determine the optimal locations to provide convenient and efficient access for residents.
Charging Station Specifications: Research and select charging station models that align with the needs of residents and the capabilities of the condo’s electrical system. Consider factors such as charging speed, compatibility with different EV models, and features like payment systems or smart charging capabilities.
User Accessibility and Convenience: Prioritize user convenience by strategically placing charging stations near parking spaces, entrances, or common areas. Ensure that the layout promotes accessibility for all residents, including those with disabilities, and consider the potential future growth in EV ownership within the community.
Cost and Financial Planning: Develop a comprehensive budget that includes the costs of purchasing, installing, subscription, warranty and maintaining EV charging stations. Explore funding options, such as grants, incentives, or resident contributions, to mitigate the financial impact on the condominium association.
Management and Maintenance Protocols: Establish clear management and maintenance protocols for the EV charging stations. Determine responsibilities for monitoring usage, addressing technical issues, and ensuring regular maintenance to keep the charging infrastructure in optimal condition.
Regulatory Compliance: Familiarize the condo board with local and national regulations related to EV charging infrastructure. Ensure that the installation complies with building codes, safety standards, and any other relevant legal requirements.
Communication and Resident Engagement: Foster open communication with residents throughout the planning and implementation process. Seek input, address concerns, and provide clear information about the benefits and logistics of EV charging stations. Building resident support is crucial for the success of the initiative.

By carefully considering these factors, condo boards can make informed decisions that promote the successful integration of EV charging stations within their condominium community.

FAQ: EV Chargers for Condos

How Many EV chargers are Needed for a Condominium?

EV charging for condos is not precisely required to be included in new buildings at the national level. However, many jurisdictions (including California) are starting to include in building regulations the need for EV ready infrastructure that can host future EV charger additions without requiring any major infrastructure upgrade. While requirements according to CALGreen are at 3% of parking spaces, most common applications include EV charging stations for 10% of parking spaces.

How Much Value Can an EV Charging Station Provide to a Condominium?

Studies performed in several cities across the country show that adding a condo charging station can substantially increase the average rent value per square feet. For instance, cities like Los Angeles, Seattle and Saint Louis can increase the rent cost of a condominium anywhere between 22% and 40% for adding an EV station.

Are There Any Incentives for Installing an EV Charging Station?

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

Is the CSE1 or CSE2 EV charging stations rated to be installed indoors or outdoors?

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.

How can these EV charging stations be installed or mounted in our condominium?

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.