Cyber Switching brings EV chargers to the workplace, solving strained charging grid

SAN JOSE, Calif. June 2023 - The electric vehicle (EV) boom is here. Adoption rates are skyrocketing, but the U.S. charging infrastructure can’t keep up with the demand. On average, people spend one-third of their time at work, and driving to and from the office is the only option for many, yet EV chargers are still scarce on company property. This leaves most drivers to charge their cars at home overnight, all at the same time, putting strain on the electric grid, which is going to be a problem going forward. On the other hand, businesses struggle with the headache of cost, installation, maintenance, and repairs, making it difficult for them to commit to adding EV charging stations to their property. Until EV chargers are accessible for all, true mainstream EV adoption isn’t going to happen. 

Cyber Switching, the EV technology pioneer, is here to help businesses stay ahead of demand, and minimize the impact on the electrical grid. With its CSE1 charger, drivers can charge their EVs while at the office, and avoid the peak charging times – a sustainable, long-term solution. The CSE1 is a fraction of the cost of other charging stations and is designed with both advanced and dynamic load management, keeping the impact on the electrical grid distributed and balanced. Cyber Switching offers bussinesses the convenience they’re craving, with a  manageable charging solution where installation and maintenance are made easy. 

The CES1 comes in both a single and double-mounted pedestal and features:

• Consistent operating: Find a functioning charger due to the CSE1’s 96.98% uptime

• Cross-vehicle compatibility: Use the CSE1 with any EV on the market

• Powerful charging: Get up to 42 miles of charging every hour 

• Weather-resistant functioning: Don’t worry about the forecast thanks to the CSE1’s operating temperature range of -22 to 122 degrees 

• Easy-to-use app: Reserve, pay for, and monitor charging all in a mobile app 

“Drivers are spending far too much time at the office for it to be wasted not charging their cars,” says Nick Zamanov, Director of Business Development at Cyber Switching. “It forces them, along with everyone else, to stress out the electrical grid when they are charging overnight. It may be okay now, but it won’t keep up with demand. Cyber Switching has the long-term solution  that will support mainstream adoption.”