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How Locations Help You Organize Your Charging Infrastructure
Locations act as the foundation of any EV charging setup. A location represents a physical site where one or more chargers are installed, such as an office, parking facility, or residential complex.
By grouping devices under locations, operators can apply consistent charging rules, monitor usage, and manage power availability more effectively. Locations also make it easier to scale infrastructure while maintaining control over charging behavior and site-specific constraints.
Default vs. Personalized Charging Plans. Which One Should You Use?
Choosing the right charging plan is essential for efficient electric
Best Practices for Managing Multiple Charging Locations
As charging networks grow, managing multiple locations becomes more complex.
Why Device Configuration Matters for Reliable Charging
Accurate device configuration is essential for safe and predictable charging.
The Relationship Between Locations, Devices, and Charging Plans
Locations, devices, and charging plans work together to define how
Understanding Devices in an EV Charging Platform
In Kharga platform, a device represents the physical charging station
