Instalar cargadores en garajes comunitarios sin contador

ChargeGuru proposes a collective charging solution designed for parking lots where it's not possible to install a charger directly connected to each individual unit's electricity meter. This type of situation is common in many municipal parking lots, underground parking garages, or garages built without a centralized metering system designed for electric vehicles. The proposal involves installing a new, independent electrical connection for the entire parking lot, along with a main meter and a shared backbone infrastructure. Individual charging points can then be added to this main installation as needed by residents, without having to redo the entire system each time. The system uses dynamic power balancing to distribute the available energy among the different chargers. This eliminates the need to contract for a power supply equivalent to the total capacity of all installed chargers, as the system automatically adjusts the charging based on actual usage at any given time. According to the company, ChargeGuru covers the initial investment in the main infrastructure, while each user only pays for their charger and the connection to their parking space. The resident also retains ownership of their charging point and pays for electricity consumption based on usage. The solution is designed to scale progressively until the entire parking garage is electrified. ChargeGuru states that this model is already being implemented in parking garages with between 200 and 900 spaces, especially in facilities where there is technically no other simple way to offer private charging for electric vehicles. More information at: https://go.chargeguru.com/es-es/recar...