In order to meet automaker requirements for the continued sale of EVs, auto dealerships across the country are gearing up to install Level 2 and Level 3 (DC Fast) EV chargers. With most automakers issuing tight time frames to install these EV chargers by the beginning of 2024, dealers are running into supply chain bottle necks, permitting and design delays, and long lead times when it comes to sourcing the electrical infrastructure required to power these new chargers.
HOW CAN NEXPHASE™ HELP AUTO DEALERS?
The NexPhase™ Smart EV Switchgear is an all-in-one panel containing the entire infrastructure required between the utility service and Level 2 / Level 3 DC fast chargers. Unlike any switchgear of its kind, NexPhase™ features cutting-edge grid intelligence for EV charger remote uptime monitoring and control.
NexPhase™ provides an integrated, single cabinet, ready-to-install solution to minimize the complexity and effort required to install L2 and L3 chargers:
ACCELERATE DESIGN
By combining all switchgear equipment into one enclosure, NexPhase™ eliminates the lengthy design process of traditional post-and-frame systems, which require additional costs and time to design and source a mixed-manufacturer panel system.
EXPEDITE PROCUREMENT
NexPhase™ does the procurement work for you. All components required to power the chargers (including the current transformer cabinet, breaker panels, and transformer) come pre-packaged from a single source.
RAPID INSTALLATION
NexPhase™ only requires the on-site connections for the incoming power and outgoing charger connections, drastically reducing on-site installation time and costs.
UPTIME ASSURANCE
An embedded monitoring system provides access to real-time charger health data with automated alarms and remote control capabilities designed to bring downed chargers back online faster and without a maintenance call.
ARE YOUR PROJECTS NEVI-READY?
The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Funding program provides funding to aid in the deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. As part of the program, $5 billion in capital will be distributed over the next five years. Download this quick guide to make sure your next EV project qualifies.
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