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V-Go Energy, a new brand of the well-connected company, Verve Connect, has announced the launch of its EV chargers and power storage solutions to the market.
The chargers will feature design, intelligent control and smart features and will introduce an alternating current EV charger range of 7kW and 22kW for residential, workplace and destination customer segment.
The company has also developed the direct current charger range from 20kW to up to 180kW for the fleet charging segment which will be available mid-year in 2023.
Chris Edwards, Chief Commercial Officer from Verve Connect, commented: “Our company strives to provide reliable and sustainable products to the market. In addition to our already very successful telecom business, we are now introducing our EV chargers and power storage solutions to the market, we are confident our product and local support will be equally strong and reliable”.
The products are able to be integrated with third party applications to enable smart on charge scheduling due to internet connection being enabled by the build in communication modules as well as the embedded OCPP protocol.
Additionally, the company’s chargers can be used as a standalone charger supported via V-Go’s solutions. The chargers are also designed to support V-Go’s RFID based offline payment system or to integrate partner’s application to support the business owners’ energy management considerations.
The company has also said that the V-Go EV chargers come with PEN fault protection that is designed to help reduce the cost of installation without affecting safety.
V-Go will be showcasing their product at the London EV show at the Excel.
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