Use case · residential

Shared charging your residents trust — and your society can bill fairly.

In an apartment tower, one thing kills EV charging faster than anything: arguments over who used what. ChargeID gives gated communities and RWAs shared chargers with per-resident access, clean billing, and load management that respects your sanctioned connection.

The problem in societies

A shared charger without accounting is a dispute waiting to happen.

Residents want to charge at home. But a common plug means a common electricity bill, contested slots, and a transformer that was never sized for twenty cars at 7 pm. The fix is metering, access and load control — not another notice on the board.

This month · billed by flat
Flat A-402
Resident · home slot
42 kWh · ₹546
Flat B-1105
Resident · home slot
28 kWh · ₹364
Guest pass
Visitor · one session
9 kWh · ₹135
Every kWh billed to the flat that used it.
What ChargeID gives the community

Charging that manages — and pays for — itself.

Per-resident access and billing

Each flat charges on its own login and pays for exactly what it used. No shared bill, and no arguments over who charged what.

Load management built in

Charging is spread across bays so a full car park never trips the society's sanctioned load — and you add chargers without a costly upgrade.

Guest and visitor charging

Give visitors a simple paid session without handing out residents' access or PINs.

Idle bays that earn

While residents are at work, open the chargers to routed public demand from Chargespot — turning a shared cost into income for the society.

What committees see

Fair for residents, funded for the society.

Per flat
Metered and billed, no disputes
1 connection
Load-managed across every bay
Daytime
Idle bays earn public demand
<7 days
To set up your community

Bring fair charging to your community.

Apartments, gated communities and RWAs — we'll help you set up shared charging that bills itself.