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Are the charging stations always taken?Yes.!
there is competition for the charging stations in many companies.
Maybe in yours too?
More and more employees and customers are driving electric and hybrid cars, and although companies have invested in charging stations, many are waiting in vain to be able to recharge.The explanation is simple.
We use the charging bays in the same way as an ordinary car park.
When the first car is plugged in in the morning, it very often stays at the charging stand all day - even if it has long since been fully charged.It is thus more the rule than the exception that only a single car is charged per day at each charging station, even though it has the capacity to charge two to three cars during the day.Inconvenient for customers, employees & bad calculation for the companyIt is not only a bad calculation for the company that has invested in the charging stations, but also annoying for the customers and employees who wait in vain for their cars to be charged in order to drive to customer visits, to meetings or simply home after the end of the working day .Some try to arrive first thing in the morning, others spend time and effort keeping an eye on the charging stations throughout the day.
There must be a better solution.Therefore, the goal is to get optimal utilization of the companys charging stations.Charge & GoCharge & Go solves the problem easily and efficiently.
Users simply get a mobile notification when a charging space becomes free.
This increases the use of the charging stations by up to 300 percent.Tests thus show that the system has a nudging effect.
It encourages you to move your car when it is charged and make room for the next customer or colleague.
Its Good Charging Stand CultureThis is how it worksCharge & Go consists of IoT sensors and a mobile app.
The sensors are mounted with glue or screws on the individual charging station and measure whether a car is parked or not.
In the app, you can see which places are available, and you can sign up for a place in the queue, after which you will receive a notification when a place becomes available.The queue works on a first-come, first-served basis and has a built-in time interval within which you must react when you receive a notification about free charging space.
If you do not drive your car to the charging station within this time, the space is automatically given to the next in line.