Company Name: PowerFlex Systems, LLC
About: The PowerFlex app enables you to specify your EV energy demand at PowerFlex
Adaptive Charging Stations. Use the app to remotely monitor your charging status
as well and update your energy demand at any time should your plans change.
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Developer: PowerFlex
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Thire where money tooking out of my bank account. Buy your company.with out my ok. $39 or 49 bucks it's against the law to charge someone account without asking
by Mr_c_hanson
If I need to plug in my car, I want to charge it. It’s as simple as that. PowerFlex concept is not user or driver friendly. It throttles your speed for no apparent reason or benefit. The two major music venues in Los Angeles use these chargers. In the four hours I am parked and at an opera, I should attain a fairly full charge. Not with PowerFlex. There are questions a vehicle engineer would know, but not an ordinary driver. How many kilowatts do I want? How should I know. How many miles do I want? Oops, guess that’s not attainable without loading $10. How long will I park there? *That* I can answer, but not until PowerFlex refuses to alter or sometimes does alter my two previous responses, only an app developer could tell me why. The future of charging is user friendly, plug in and power. The charging systems that will get ahead in our EV future are the ones that benefit the driver—PowerFlex will not be part of that green revolution.
by MV Doug
The app gave me a list of chargers numbered 1-6 except the chargers have no numbers. Genius engineering. But the real ripoff is that they require an upfront balance that amounts to your whole battery and if oh don’t use it, you’re just out the money unless you come back to their charger. That’s a scam worthy of reporting to the state AG, which I intend to do. Also the legally required credit card reader doesn’t word any wait for this company to dry up and blow away.
by Little Danny C
This is such a user unfriendly interface. It requires you to select the exact kilowatts that you anticipate charging or time or money. Not an option to just plug-in and get billed when you complete your charging or control charging from your car. So over engineered and clunky, just bill us for kilowatts delivered and get out of the way!