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If it’s a multi-family home system, why not just use contactless badges/fobs to identify each family? When you move in you sign the contract, give your bank det
by namdnay 3y ago
If it’s a multi-family home system, why not just use contactless badges/fobs to identify each family? When you move in you sign the contract, give your bank details and get a fob. Then just badge with the fob to charge
- akouri 3y agoNot a bad idea. Will look into it!
- Symbiote 3y agoThe only EVs I've used are the hire-from-the-street ones available in some cities in Europe. There's generally a small credit (free minutes) if you leave them charging at the end of a trip. There are RFID tags in the car to activate the charger — I assume it's essentially equivalent to a company credit card used to buy petrol, or when you hire an ICE car with fuel included and there's a special credit card in the glovebox to use to pay for the petrol. E.g. https://www.greenmobility.com/dk/en/faq/ https://www.greenmobility.com/dk/en/faq/
- ska 3y agoIn that case they often already have a fob to enter shared (secured) parking anyway, that also works on doors, and is registered with the building management...