Providing an end-to-end EV charging solution for sustainable all-electric mobility
Buildings will play a defining role in the electrification of the world’s transportation.
Around 70% of the EV charging will happen in commercial, industrial and multifamily buildings by 2030. EcoStruxure for eMobility provides energy management capabilities to accommodate the increased power demand resulting from this.
EcoStruxure for eMobility in buildings expands its solutions range with the new 3rd-generation connected charger - EVlink Pro AC.
What is EcoStruxure for eMobility in buildings?
Combing all end-to-end solutions means that Schneider Electric is offering reliable and energy efficient technology for implementing EV charging infrastructure in commercial, industrial, and residential buildings.
EcoStruxure for eMobility provides more than just EV chargers, it is an end-to-end connected solution that is easy to install, maintains building power reliability, and provides a convenient experience for EV drivers.
EcoStruxure for eMobility includes three main elements: EVlink Pro AC
EcoStruxure EV Charging Expert
EcoStruxure EV Advisor
EVlink Pro AC is a reliable, sustainable, and connected charger that is fast to install, easy to operate and maintain, as well as great for minimising costs and downtime.
EcoStruxure EV Charging Expert is an on-site load management system that dynamically distributes real-time available power in the building to charge EVs, avoiding peak hours and integrating renewable energy. Via subscription, it also ensures access to advanced analytics services.
And finally, EcoStruxure EV Advisor is a cloud-based operations software that will enable partners to supervise remotely and easily commission, monitor, and control the EV charging infrastructure.
Coming soon!
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