What should you pay attention to with charging stations at a marina?
At a marina, day visitors, passersby and permanent berth holders charge their boats at the same time, which calls for a charging point that always knows who is charging and what they pay. This works with a QR code at the charging point: users scan, buy electricity in advance and charge without a card or registration. Remaining credit stays on account for next time. You set the price per charging point yourself and receive a monthly overview per point. With just one charging point and a fixed group of users, the added value is limited.
What you must do in practice
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