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The charge point on the guest car park belongs to the house.

Your guest expects a free bay with a cable, and the neighbour from across the road has been plugged in since breakfast.

Released card by cardEnergy per stayBlocking bites at once
The guest bay

The bay can be reached from the street

The charge point stands on the customer car park and is open to anyone who drives in.

Who charges there is decided today by the order of arrival.

The electricity runs through the house meter.

CPIM decides before the session starts who may charge.

Day to day

Without a rule, first to arrive charges

Three consequences the house carries every day.

  • The bay is taken

    A stranger hangs on the cable and your guest finds nothing free.

  • Electricity without a record

    The kilowatt hours land on the house bill. The attribution is missing.

  • Cards in circulation

    Cards handed out stay out and keep on charging.

Permission

The card decides, not the time of arrival

Without a matching permission the charge point stays cold.

People with their charge cards and permissions
Cards and their permissions, shown here with sample data.

  • A card opens the point

    The station asks before it starts whether this card may charge here.

  • Blocking bites at once

    A blocked card fails at the station on its next attempt.

  • Permission by group

    One permission covers the whole car park.

Guests and staff

The charge point asks before it releases

Four points that put the guest car park in order.

Getting started

From arrival day to the invoice

Four steps, from the first charge point to the report.

  1. 01

    Connect the charge point

    Copy the ID and password from CPIM into the wallbox, and that is it.

  2. 02

    Hand out cards

    One card for the stay, a permanent one for your staff.

  3. 03

    Release it

    The permission covers the car park and ends whenever you say so.

  4. 04

    Look it up

    At the end of the month each card shows the energy it drew.

What it costs

A worked example for six charge points

One house with six charge points on the guest car park. The figures are an example.

  • 6
    charge points
  • 1
    site
  • Basic
    the matching tier
  • €28
    per month, net

Terms worth knowing

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