Companies making charging systems

[y_p_w]

I got curious when I remembered using free EV charging using a Clipper Creek hardwired unit. I tried looking up the costs, and it looks like they were purchased by Enphase Energy back in 2022 with all their newer products rebranded as Enphase. I guess it makes sense where they have solar systems including microinverters and power storage. Probably integrating them into their ecosystem. I suppose in the future it might include bidirectional power.

https://newsroom.enphase.com/news-releases/news-release-details/enphase-energy-completes-acquisition-clippercreek

 

[SuperSalad]

Beam Global

They focus on solar powered chargers that are modular and easily mobile. I think part of the idea is to provide charging and power to off-grid areas and for disaster areas when power is knocked out.

 

[JeffKeryk]

Only way to fly...

 

[Torrid]

Only way to fly...
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I've got some serious electrical upgrades to get there. In due time.

 

[y_p_w]

I guess there can be a variety of companies selling these. Schumacher since 12V battery charging was their specialty. Leviton is making charging systems too.

Electric Vehicle

Leviton's commitment to help create a sustainable environment is further manifested in our complete line of electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) and support services. Whether you are an EV driver, a commercial business, utility company or municipality, there's an Evr-Green solution for you.

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[JeffKeryk]

I've got some serious electrical upgrades to get there. In due time.

After years of learning, I installed solar panels in March 2018. Turns out to have been a great decision; dumb luck as rates and rules have changed.
In Dec 2018 we got the Model 3, almost on a lark. It was not planned.

Now I am on the hunt for the Model 3 Ludicrous. But I have too many cars; 2 gotta go.