Power Post Electric Vehicle Charging Station
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WAUKEGAN, Ill. – Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) installed six L1 PowerPost™ Level 1 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations from Telefonix® Inc., a leading developer of cord reel technology and manufacturer of the PowerPost® commercial electric vehicle charging station product line.

The PowerPost® EV charging line features beneficial advantages to airports including patented retractable cord reel technology, low energy usage and EVSE compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act that can help airports be ADA compliant.

“CVG strives to create a positive and efficient customer service experience for our passengers,” said Candace McGraw, chief executive officer, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.  “This is part of CVG’s commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.”

CVG Airport joins other major U.S. airports that have installed L1 PowerPost commercial electric vehicle charging stations including Denver International Airport and Greensboro International Airport.

L1 PowerPost EV charging stations are available at CVG for no extra fees and can be found in the CVG ValuPark lot and D30 terminal garage at CVG Airport.

About The PowerPost® EVSE Product Line
The Telefonix PowerPost electric vehicle charging station product line is focused on low current solutions for commercial parking lots or garages where cars are parked for two or more hours. The L1 PowerPost EVSE led the way as the first commercial Level 1 EV charging station, and the L2 PowerPost EVSE is making an impact on the Level 2 product category as the first low current, commercial Level 2 EV charging station. All PowerPost chargers provide an economical charging solution that also features a retractable cord reel that eliminates the clutter and potential hazards of long cables as well as offering the potential for custom branding. Telefonix is delivering on electric vehicle charging innovations with a cost of ownership that creates a win-win for both the EV driver and the parking facility.

This article is a repost, credit: PowerPost.

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