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Autel selects Qmerit for Turnkey home charger installations

David Sickels
By David Sickels
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Autel Energy has partnered with Qmerit to provide customers with home charger installation.

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Via Autel’s website, MaxiCharger customers can initiate the installation process with questions directed to gauge a customer’s home electrical status and installation needs. Qmerit uses that information to match the customer with the best installer.

Autel says its MaxiChargers are Energy Star certified, safety-tested to UL standards, and WiFi-enabled. Available in 40-and 50-amp configurations, the MaxiCharger is compatible with all plug-in EVs and features innovative software solutions that are the hallmark of all Autel products. Available to be installed indoors or out, all units feature a 25-ft. charging cable enabling flexible parking configurations. The MaxiCharger can charge EVs up to nine times faster than a standard outlet, Autel says.

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