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FLG-00007 - Burger King
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This EV charger location is situated at Burger King in FLG-00007. It is open to the public, but a membership is required to use the chargers. The chargers available at this location are Type 2 (Socket Only) with a capacity of 22 kWh, CCS (Type 2) with a capacity of 60 kWh, and CHAdeMO with a capacity of 50 kWh.
The Type 2 charger at this location can provide a maximum power output of 22 kWh, making it suitable for charging smaller electric vehicles. The CCS (Type 2) charger has a higher power output of 60 kWh, making it suitable for charging larger electric vehicles. The CHAdeMO charger also has a power output of 50 kWh, making it compatible with a wide range of electric vehicles. With these three types of chargers available, this location caters to a variety of electric vehicles and their charging needs.
Burger King in FLG-00007 is a convenient location for electric vehicle owners to charge their vehicles while grabbing a quick bite to eat. The chargers available at this location require a membership, which ensures that they are always available for use. With a Type 2 charger, CCS (Type 2) charger, and CHAdeMO charger all in one location, this EV charger location offers a convenient and efficient charging experience for electric vehicle owners.
