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New Level 2 Charger Has Two Ports, “Perfect for Fleets”
The Gilbarco Veeder-Root smart Level 2 electric vehicle charger comes standard with two ports for fleet managers focused on maximizing space.
by Staff
October 2, 2020
Gilbarco’s Amps2Go charger is powered by SemaConnect, a provider of smart, networked Level 2 charging solutions across North America.
Photo via Gilbarco.
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Gilbarco Veeder-Root announced today the introduction of a new smart Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charging station that comes standard with two ports. The feature is space efficient, particularly important for fleets operating private charging infrastructure, the company said in a press announcement.
The new addition, Series F7, complements the company’s Amps2Go line of smart chargers. The Series F7 has the same design and power output capability as the Amps2Go Series 6.
“The Amps2Go Series F7 is a perfect complement to our Amps2Go product line. While the Amps2Go Series 6 fits most Level 2 charging use-cases — from fleet and semi-public charging to commercial and/or residential charging — the Series F7 is focused on delivering exceptional value to fleet managers operating ‘behind-the-fence,’ or private fleets” said Deepesh Nayanar, e-Mobility Head, North America, Gilbarco Veeder-Root.
“All the features of this charger, like the standard dual port configuration, are geared towards maximizing fleet uptime,” Nayanar added.
Gilbarco’s Amps2Go charger is powered by SemaConnect, a provider of smart, networked Level 2 charging solutions across North America.
Gilbarco also offers DC fast charging, AC Level 2 charging, software, and other electrification service solutions.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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