Air models extend retrofit EV charging to parking garages, walls and pedestals, giving municipalities, fleet operators, and property owners versatile options.
At a glance
Who: Voltpost; EVSE; InCharge Energy; Eco-Movement.
What: Voltpost has introduced two new models of charger: the Air Ceiling Mount EV charger; and the Air Surface Mount charger.
Why: The new Voltpost Air models extend retrofit EV charging to parking garages, walls, and pedestals, giving municipalities, fleet operators, and property owners a single platform fit for any site.
Where: New regional markets across North America.
Voltpost has announced the expansion of its product portfolio beyond the Voltpost Air Pole Mount charger with two new models.
The Air Ceiling Mount EV charger is purpose-built for parking garages, and the Air Surface Mount charger attaches to walls and pedestals.
Similar to the original Air Pole Mount charger, both new configurations feature the AutoCoil retractable cable management system, can be installed in hours with little to no trenching, and cut installation costs by up to 70 per cent, according to Voltpost.
The Air Ceiling Mount charger attaches overhead in parking garages, keeping floors free of cables and meeting the load, clearance, and access requirements of structured parking.
The Air Surface Mount charger brings the same retrofit approach to walls and pedestals, extending charging access to parking lots, garages, and kerbside locations where a pole or ceiling isn’t a viable option.
“As we charge forward, we are delivering flexible, turnkey EV charging solutions for communities nationwide, providing municipalities, fleet operators, and property owners with versatile options that just fit”
Both new models, like Voltpost Air Pole Mount, are available in solo or duo port options and support Voltpost Canvas, enabling customers to customise chargers with local branding, artwork, or messaging. From multi-unit residential to office parks, gas stations and parking garages, Voltpost reckons it can service any client with reliable Level 2 charging.
“The Voltpost Air portfolio expansion is the natural evolution of our company vision and platform. This lineup enables our team and partners to cost-effectively retrofit existing assets in the built environment with charging infrastructure, empowering more people with open access to reliable charging,” said Jeff Prosserman, CEO and co-founder of Voltpost.
Prosserman continued: “As we charge forward, we are delivering flexible, turnkey EV charging solutions for communities nationwide, providing municipalities, fleet operators, and property owners with versatile options that just fit.”
Voltpost reports its growth is powered by a network of strategic partnerships spanning manufacturing, deployment, and connectivity. Voltpost chargers are equipped with IoT wireless connectivity through AT&T’s network, giving drivers real-time visibility into charger location, availability, and status through the Voltpost app.
EVSE, a Connecticut-based EV charger manufacturer, combines precision engineering with Voltpost’s chargepoint operations and growing network to accelerate nationwide deployment of Voltpost Air chargers.
“As we charge forward, we are delivering flexible, turnkey EV charging solutions for communities nationwide, providing municipalities, fleet operators, and property owners with versatile options that just fit”
Meanwhile, InCharge Energy, a national provider of EV charging installation and maintenance services, serves as Voltpost’s preferred partner for maintenance, and powers Voltpost Care, the company’s warranty and maintenance programme.
Eco-Movement, a leading independent EV charging data platform, expands Voltpost charger discovery across Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze, Uber, Tesla, and other automaker apps.
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