UniFi EV Charging Solutions

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UniFi EV Stations support power management, scheduled charging, access control and centralized administration through UniFi Connect and UniFi Identity Enterprise.

Choose one of three access modes: Open allows anyone to charge; UniFi Identity limits access to authorized users through the mobile app or NFC cards; and QR Code allows visitors with a valid code to unlock the station and begin charging.

After adoption, manage each station through UniFi Connect in Site Manager or the mobile app. For a wired setup, connect the station to your UniFi Console by Ethernet. For wireless adoption, place it within range of a UniFi access point, enable New Device Auto-Link and complete adoption in UniFi Connect.

Yes. UniFi Connect automations can control one or multiple stations on a schedule, restrict charging to authorized UniFi Identity users during selected hours, and adjust power output for peak and off-peak periods.

Yes. Supported stations can display images or videos at 800 × 1280 pixels in a 10:16 aspect ratio. You can create playlists and set content to appear after a period of inactivity.

Yes, models equipped with payment terminals can process card and contactless payments. In UniFi Connect, you can set a price per kWh, review transaction history and manage refunds.

UniFi EV Stations work with most electric vehicles that use standard charging connectors. Some vehicles, including certain Tesla models, may require a compatible adapter.

Yes. Load management distributes available power across a group of stations, helping optimize charging speeds while keeping each charger within the site’s available electrical capacity.