Power Charging Station
A charging station, also called an EV charger or electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), is a piece of equipment that supplies electrical power for charging plug-in electric vehicles (including hybrids, neighborhood electric vehicles, trucks, buses, and others).
Longer drives require a network of public charging stations. In addition, they are essential for vehicles that lack access to a home charging station, as is common in multi-family housing. Costs vary greatly by country, power supplier and power source. Some services charge by the minute, while others charge by the amount of energy received (measured in kilowatt-hours).
Charging stations are offered by public authorities, commercial enterprises and some major employers to address range barriers. Options include simple charging posts for roadside use, charging cabinets for covered parking places and fully automated charging stations integrated with power distribution equipment.
The wireless module is designed for remote communication since these charging stations are deployed widely. Based on this kind of communication, the charging station can deliver local data to the platfrom for monitoring.
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