EV Fleet Charging Solutions
Business owners who want to update their company vehicle fleet to an environmentally friendly electric car, will need to make use of an efficient, affordable and reliable EV fleet charging station. Whether your company owns cars, trucks or buses, the Cyber CSE1 EVSE charging station is the best fleet EV charging solution to cover your electrical car charging needs.
Fleet Management
Enjoy the best EV fleet management software in the industry or choose the management software of your preference thanks to OCPP integration. Set up charging times for your EV fleet and monitor real-time energy data consumption
Reliability
Rest assured that your vehicles will stay up to charge and ready to work anytime thanks to the 99.98% reliability of one of the best EV fleet charging solutions available.
Flexibility
Install Cyber Switching EV fleet charging stations either as a wall-mounted or pedestal mounted configuration. Choose to install the EV charger outdoors or indoors as well.
Easy to use and Safe
Cyber Switching EV Chargers are user friendly and are UL compliance ensuring multiple protection features for both the equipment and the customer.
Perks of an EV Charging Fleet Station
RFID Integrated
The Cyber CSE1 is one of the few EV fleet solutions that allow you to enable user authentication for your EV fleet. We know that managing a large fleet of vehicles also requires having a large set up of EV charging stations, which is why this feature will ensure only authorized personnel will have access to these charging stations to charge company vehicles.
Save Money
Having a set of smart EV stations for your electric vehicle charging fleet is a smart financial investment as this type of EV charging stations allow you to maximize electricity savings by adjusting charging times that can match the off-peak rate periods for utilities with TOU schemes.
Productive
Charging EV fleets within your company premises is highly desirable advantage. Give your workers the chance to avoid unnecessary long-wait periods in public charging stations and maximize productivity.
For fleets of all types and sizes
The Cyber Switching CSE1 EV charging station can charge all types and sizes of vehicle fleets including:
- Trucks
- Shipping or delivery fleets
- Company vehicles
- Transportation sector fleets like taxi companies
- Vehicles for police stations, hospitals, etc.
Our Services
Technical Site Assessment
Our technical experts provide a detailed site assessment to your commercial building to evaluate existing electrical infrastructure and analyze cost-effective alternatives for the installation of multiple EV charging stations.
Certified Installation
Enjoy a top quality installation performed with the highest standards in the industry in a timely manner and start charging your EV fleet in no time.
Quality Customer Support
With our 2-year warranty on our EV charger products, enjoy peace of mind on your installation and rest assured that you will be guided along your whole installation process and the operation use of our products.
Contact us
- 1921 Ringwood ave, San Jose, CA, 95131
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1-408-436-9830
- info@cyberswitching.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the CSE1 Require Any Extra Equipment to Charge My EV?
All that the Cyber Switching EV charging station needs is to have a direct connection to your local single-phase electricity supply at 240VAC through a circuit branch. Properly sized cables and an external OCPD will be required as per electrical code to connect the CSE1 to your main or sub electrical panel.
Is the CSE1 Easy to Use?
Totally! LED status lights in the front of the EV charger show you whether the CSE1 is in standby mode, charging or waiting to start charging.
- Blue Light: Standby
- Constant Green Light: Waiting to charge after EV is connected.
- Flashing Green Light: Charging
What Power Rating is Better for Charging Electric Fleets?
The higher the power rating of the EV charging station, the faster your EV will be completely charged. Depending on your need for charging speed, you will have to choose between 3.5kW, 7kW, 10kW or 11.5kW. To find out how many hours on average it would take to charge your EV fleet, search for the battery capacity of your electric vehicle and divide it by the power rating of the CSE1.
