eMobility
KSE EV Chargers - Smart charging for electric vehicles
Future-proof technology meets modern style
What makes KSE so special
KSE understands your systems and thinks deeply into your products.
- Holistic know-how under one roof
- Curiosity and desire to innovate
- Consistent goal orientation
- Enabling maximum flexibility
The perfect solution for every application
From the end user, who deliberately wants to do without consumption data overviews and charging statistics, to the detail-loving electric vehicle driver, who wants to see exactly how the charging data is developing and how much of his charging current comes from his own photovoltaic system at any time of the day or night and on any device. From the small company with a few EV Chargers to the chain store companies with different locations and fleet management. By interlocking hardware with its own software solutions (app and its own backend for billing), KSE covers every need.
Installation of your EV charger
In order to have an EV charger installed, the existing electrical installation and the desired installation location must first be considered. If, for example, there are already preparations for charging infrastructure in the building, elements such as back-up fuses and residual current circuit breakers can simply be connected to the already installed cable with a sufficient cross-section. The connected load should be large enough to cover "normal" building consumption and the electric vehicle charging station. Your electrician can check this in advance without much effort. In most cases, an EV charger with 11 kW can be installed without any changes to the main connection. If the mein connection is not sufficient, the KSE charging management system can ensure trouble-free operation. It ensures that the EV charger only receives as much power as is freely available.
The installation costs for an EV charger usually include the costs for the material (e.g. FI, automatic circuit breaker, cables) and the working time of the electrician for laying the cables and installing the EV charger, as well as reporting to the network operator.
Please ask your local installer for exact details regarding installation at your site!
