Installing EV charging stations requires careful planning, qualified electricians, and compliance with electrical standards.

Many locations have simplified the approval process for EV chargers, but understanding local regulations is essential as they can vary from state to state.

By working with an experienced national provider such as LCTC, we can manage all these obstacles to ensure total compliance and professionalism.

The chargers will require OCPP 1.6J or above capabilities. This is how CPO software communicates and controls the charger. You will also need a steady, reliable internet connection. We recommend using a hardwired ethernet connection to the charger or a built-in GSM modem and sim card. However, a wireless connection is also an option but not preferred.

Online/Offline RFID card charging

Charging with mobile app

Operating through the touch screen

Once your car is fully charged, the charging station will stop supplying power to your vehicle automatically. You can also monitor the charging status on your car’s dashboard or charging app, which will show the battery level and estimated time until completion.