In Pictures: Voltpost launches ceiling- and wall-mounted EV chargers for garages and apartments

Voltpost's new charging unit is demonstrated in a workshop setting, highlighting the compact design of the ceiling- or wall-mounted system.

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A yellow electric vehicle charges indoors, illustrating the type of compact, low-profile installation Voltpost aims to bring to residential garages.

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Public charging infrastructure like this Tesla station remains common, but Voltpost's new mounts target private garages and apartment buildings.

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Urban charging stations with greenery nearby show the expanding landscape for EV infrastructure, which Voltpost's designs aim to complement.

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Apartment buildings and multi-unit residences are the primary focus for Voltpost's space-saving charger mounts.

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EV owners connecting vehicles to chargers at home or in shared garages stand to benefit from the reduced installation costs Voltpost claims.

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Garage entrances in residential buildings are typical locations where Voltpost's ceiling- or wall-mounted chargers could be installed.

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Multi-car garages in brick apartment buildings represent the kind of settings where Voltpost's chargers can be added without major construction.

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Installation work, such as this home battery setup, reflects the type of electrical labor Voltpost aims to reduce with its simpler mounting system.

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