Ubiquiti EV Station

#1

Post by qzervaas » Mon, Nov 07, 2022, 11:38 PM UTC

Re: Ubiquiti EV Station

#2

Post by sklargh » Mon, Nov 07, 2022, 11:54 PM UTC

After some scoffing I’ve updated my thinking to “this isn’t terribly non-sensical.” Perhaps small or medium business. A few chargers for your EV panel vans w/access control in a public lot…or maybe to capture a green tax credit. YMMV in the extreme w/Ubiquiti early access.

I prefer my EV charger to be as simple as possible, but that’s a home use case. (https://grizzl-e.com/home-products/)

Re: Ubiquiti EV Station

#3

Post by jareds » Tue, Nov 08, 2022, 12:38 AM UTC

I'm happy enough with my Unifi Dream Machine, a couple access points and a single switch. I can't tell if Unifi is attempting to focus on business to the exclusion of technically inclined home users? I wish there was a wifi system with open-source firmware and fully wireless access points for the places I can't easily run ethernet but I don't know of any.

Re: Ubiquiti EV Station

#4

Post by k_roy » Tue, Nov 08, 2022, 5:05 AM UTC

jareds wrote: post #3

I'm happy enough with my Unifi Dream Machine, a couple access points and a single switch. I can't tell if Unifi is attempting to focus on business to the exclusion of technically inclined home users? I wish there was a wifi system with open-source firmware and fully wireless access points for the places I can't easily run ethernet but I don't know of any.

Omada. Great stuff. You can run a controller for mesh on docker/raspi/etc

Actually vetted and stable hardware too