Gerrie Electric Announces New Siemens EV Charger Make-Ready Web App

Gerrie Electric Announces Siemens EV Charger Make-Ready Web App

March 5, 2025

LinkedIn post by Gerrie Electric Wholesale Ltd.

Exciting News from Siemens Canada!

We’re thrilled to introduce the Siemens EV Charger Make-Ready web application! This innovative tool offers a turnkey solution for all your EV charging needs. From Siemens L2 EV Chargers to power distribution equipment, this extensive lineup ensures an integrated solution ready for installation wherever you need it.

Key Features:
• Siemens L2 EV Chargers
• Power distribution equipment (Switchboards, Panelboards, Safety switches, Loadcentres)
• Distribution transformers
• EV charger mounting post
• Installation and commissioning
• Load management (hardware and software)

Configure your EV charging infrastructure and generate a Bill of Materials with ease. Embrace the future of EV charging with Siemens!

Perfect for workplaces, commercial parking lots, residential areas, condominiums, and fleet chargers.

hashtag#SiemensCanada hashtag#EVCharging hashtag#SustainableFuture hashtag#Innovation hashtag#MakeReady

View the original LinkedIn post HERE. You can also view a response post by Siemens’ Erika Fernandez HERE.

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