EO Cloud OCPP

The EO Genius charging units connect to an eoHub via a daisy chained RS485 cable, the centralised hub then connects to the internet, this can be via a M2M modem or via a local internet source, once connected to the internet the information from the charging station is sent to the internet, from here you can access this information via your eoCloud login.

What costs do I need to consider before purchasing the eoCloud system ?

Costs for an eoCloud system come in the form of software, hardware and installation. When purchasing eo cloud hardware things to consider are:

• How many charging stations will I need ?
• How many clusters of chargers will my development need ?
• Do I want to bill my customers ?
• Charging speed needed ?

Answering these questions will effectively communicate to the EVSE charging experts what the right hardware is for your solution.

When getting the eoCloud system installed, there is many factors to take into consideration, such as:

• Distance from your power source to where you would like your charger installed
• Any upgrades needed to the distribution board
• Excavation and cable trays needed

All non residential developments are site inspected, where a quote and report is created.
Software has a small data management fee attached per charger, as well as an annual internet data fee if it is needed.
For more information on costs feel free to call EVSE on 1300 406 210
What is load management, and what types of load management do you offer ?
Load management is used to when power needed for the charging stations exceeds the power available from the buildings electrical supply. Load management allows the charging station manager to sit at ease knowing that the charging station is not going to trip the switchboard. The eoCloud systems have three forms of load management, active (dynamically adjusts the power usage of the EV chargers in accordance to the power remaining on the building) static ( Sets a limit on how much power the eoGenius unit uses) Schedlued ( allows the user to schedule their charging sessions, allowing the user to make the most of off-peak tariffs). Load management gives customisation to the user, it is to be noted that these functions do not come at an extra cost.
Key Terms
Private charging
(Only allows authorised users to operate the charging station.)
RFID
(Radio frequency identification allows a user to authenticate their session using an RFID card.)
Minimum payment
(Bills its users a minimum payment regardless of their charging time.)
Primary parking rate
(The rate of which you would want to charge your customers, this can primarily in AU$ per hour, but can also be set to AU$ per kWh)
Primary rate period
(this function can be introduced if the charging station operator wishes to introduce a promotional rate, along side the primary rate. This can allow a manager to charge more per hour/ per kWh for longer charges. )
Enable kWh Billing
(Allows for a user to charge for kilowatts per hour instead of AU$ per hour.)
Allow kWh capping
(This option enables a feature in the EO App where the user can specify how much kWh they want to take. The charging session will then stop after this energy has been consumed.)
Does the EO Cloud Link to my home for gleet and business expensing
Yes the EO Cloud can link to your home and fleet via our new product the EO Mini Pro. This product has monitoring capabilities that can link your home charger to your work charger. This can be monitored and controlled via an online portal, which can be accessed via a smart phone application or a computer.