EFORZ

EV charging that runs itself.

Turnkey charging for apartments and commercial properties, with hardware, connectivity and monitoring under one contract.

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  • Sites live in North Carolina and Texas
  • Open-standard OCPP hardware
  • Cellular-connected, no reliance on building Wi-Fi
  • Gridspot driver app on iOS and Android
Solutions

Charging matched to how your property is used.

Residents who charge overnight, shoppers who stop for twenty minutes and fleets on a schedule need different equipment. We start from the site, not the catalog.

Level 2 charging for multifamily

Wall and pedestal chargers for residents, sized to your parking layout and electrical capacity.

  • You set per-kWh or per-session pricing
  • Residents pay in the driver app
  • Revenue is paid out to the property

DC fast charging

Site evaluation for high-traffic retail and corridor locations, before you commit to equipment.

  • Utility territory and available programs
  • Demand charges and rate structure
  • Grid and on-site electrical capacity

Fleet and workplace

Charging for company vehicles and employee parking, set up around your operating hours.

  • Scheduled charging
  • Access control by user or group
  • Usage reports by driver or vehicle
Hardware

Equipment we specify, install and keep online.

Every piece is chosen for the site and supported by us after install.

Smart Level 2 chargers

OCPP 1.6J compatible · up to 48A

Networked wall and pedestal units for residents and employees. Pricing, access and scheduling are managed remotely.

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DC fast chargers

Site-specific

Power level and unit count depend on traffic, utility service and demand charges. We size them after the site evaluation.

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Industrial cellular routers

LTE/5G with failover

A dedicated connection for your chargers, so they stay online when building Wi-Fi doesn't.

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Pedestals, mounts and cable management

Bases, wall mounts and retractors that keep cables off the ground and fit your parking layout.

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Monitoring and software

We watch every charger so your staff doesn't have to.

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  • 24/7 remote monitoring

    Every charger reports its status to our network operations around the clock.

  • Automatic fault alerts

    Faults and connectivity drops open a ticket on our side. You hear from us, not from a resident.

  • Remote reboot and firmware updates

    Most issues are fixed remotely. Firmware stays current without a site visit.

  • Payment processing and payouts

    We process driver payments and pay out the property's share on a regular schedule.

  • Gridspot driver app

    Drivers find a charger, start a session and pay from their phone on iOS or Android.

How it works

From first walkthrough to ongoing support.

  1. Site assessment

    We review your parking, electrical service and goals, then recommend equipment and placement.

  2. Design and install coordination

    We handle layout, permitting support, utility coordination and the licensed electrical contractor.

  3. Activation and connectivity

    Chargers go live on our cellular network, with pricing and access configured to your rules.

  4. Ongoing monitoring and support

    We monitor, troubleshoot, process payments and send you reports and payouts.

Why EFORZ

One partner, no lock-in.

One accountable partner

Hardware, network and payments sit with one company. When something needs fixing, there is one number to call and no finger-pointing between vendors.

Open standards

We use OCPP-compatible equipment, so you are never locked into one charger brand or one software provider.

An operator's experience

We run our own charging sites, not just sell boxes. The way we monitor and maintain yours comes from doing it every day.

FAQ

Common questions.

Many answers depend on your site. A site assessment gives you specifics.

Who owns the equipment?

That is set in your agreement. We will walk through the ownership and service options that fit your site and budget during the assessment, so you know who owns what before anything is installed.

How do residents pay?

Drivers start and pay for sessions in the Gridspot app on iOS or Android. You set the price per kWh or per session. We process the payments and pay the property's revenue out to you.

What if a charger goes offline?

We get an automatic alert. Most issues are resolved remotely with a reboot or firmware update. If the problem is physical, we coordinate an on-site repair. Response commitments are spelled out in your service agreement.

Do I need to upgrade my electrical service?

It depends on your existing service, how many chargers you want and what power level. Some sites can add Level 2 charging on existing capacity. Larger installs and DC fast charging often need panel or utility service work. The site assessment tells you which case you are in.

Which incentives apply?

That depends on your state, your utility and current federal rules, and programs change often. We identify the programs your site may qualify for during the assessment. We can't guarantee approval, and you should confirm tax questions with your own advisor.

How long does install take?

It depends mostly on permitting, utility work and equipment lead times. A Level 2 install that uses existing electrical capacity moves much faster than a project that needs new utility service. We give you a timeline once the site is assessed.

Site assessment

Find out what your property can support.

Tell us about your property. We will follow up to schedule an assessment and answer your questions.

  • Equipment and placement recommendations
  • Electrical capacity review
  • Incentive programs your site may qualify for
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