Real Good Food Development Centre
61 Stephenson Way
Charger types at Real Good Food Development Centre
1 unitRun by POD Point (UK)
About Real Good Food Development Centre
The Real Good Food Development Centre, located at 61 Stephenson Way, is equipped with EV chargers for the convenience of its staff, visitors, and customers. These chargers are specifically designed for Type 2 vehicles and can provide a charging rate of 7 kWh. This makes it a suitable location for those who are looking to charge their electric vehicles while visiting or working at the center.
The EV chargers at the Real Good Food Development Centre are located in a private area, accessible only to staff, visitors, and customers. This ensures that the chargers are always available for use and eliminates the risk of them being occupied by non-customers. The chargers are designed with Type 2 sockets, which are compatible with a wide range of electric vehicles, making it a convenient option for anyone looking to charge their vehicle while at the center.
Whether you are a staff member, visitor, or customer at the Real Good Food Development Centre, you can rest assured that you will have access to EV chargers during your visit. These chargers are specifically designed for Type 2 vehicles and have a charging rate of 7 kWh, making it a suitable option for those looking to charge their electric vehicles while at the center. The private location of the chargers ensures their availability and the Type 2 sockets make it compatible with a variety of vehicles, making it a convenient choice for all electric vehicle owners.
Questions about Real Good Food Development Centre
How fast is the EV charger at Real Good Food Development Centre?
Real Good Food Development Centre charges at up to 7kW, which counts as fast charging in the UK.
What connectors does Real Good Food Development Centre have?
Real Good Food Development Centre has 1 connector: 1 × Type 2 (7kW).
How much does it cost to charge at Real Good Food Development Centre?
Charging at Real Good Food Development Centre is listed as free. Check on site, as tariffs and parking charges can change.
Who runs the charger at Real Good Food Development Centre?
The charger at Real Good Food Development Centre is run by POD Point (UK).
Can anyone use the charger at Real Good Food Development Centre?
Private: for staff, visitors or customers only.
Price and access
- Price
- Free
- Max power
- 7 kW
- Fast
- Connectors
- Type 2
- 1 in total
- Access
- Restricted
- Network
- POD Point (UK)
- Listed since
- May 2016
Within 2 miles