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University of Edinburgh, Grant Institute Kings Buildings
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The EV charger location at the University of Edinburgh's Grant Institute Kings Buildings is open to the public, but membership is required to access the chargers. The chargers available at this location are Type 2 with a socket only, providing a charging capacity of 7 kWh. This makes it suitable for electric vehicles that are compatible with Type 2 charging standards. Located at the Grant Institute Kings Buildings, this EV charger location offers a convenient option for electric vehicle owners in the area to recharge their vehicles. The Type 2 chargers with a 7 kWh capacity provide a reliable and efficient charging solution for those who are members of the charging network. With its accessible location at the university campus, it is a convenient option for students, faculty, and visitors who need to charge their electric vehicles. Electric vehicle owners can rely on the EV charger location at the Grant Institute Kings Buildings for a quick and convenient charging experience. With Type 2 chargers available and a 7 kWh capacity, it offers a reliable option for those in need of a recharge. Membership is required to access the chargers, making it a secure and exclusive option for electric vehicle owners in the area.
