This charging station is located in the Shell station that is immediately off I-77 at Gold Hill…read moreRoad. You'll have access to the convenience store while you're waiting for the electrons to flow. There's also a Dunkin across the (very busy) street. This charger is operated by the York Electric Cooperative, the local power company. You can use their app to pay or there is a credit card/Apple/Google Pay reader. The parking is free but the electricity is not. Two CCS1 plugs are available t 50 kW. One was already in use when I stopped by. [Review 2556 of 2024 - 1226 in South Carolina - 23567 overall]

Much better than the last one over by Model A Brewing, this EVgo charging station actually works…read more There are six different plugs here - two CCS at 350 Kw, two CHAdeMO at 100 kW and two CCS at 100 Kw. Easy since I have a CCS adapter. This station is next to the Discount Tire and there is plenty nearby. Deli and retail and Famous Toastery for a proper sit down meal. The wifi from the tire shop reached to here. [Review 2559 of 2024 - 1229 in South Carolina - 23570 overall]

They call it a "premium" charging experience and so this higher end location is at the corner of…read moreNorth Graham and Dalton which is just north of the I-277 loop outside Uptown Charlotte. Unlike so many EV charging locations, this one actually has some cover. Actual shade which is quite useful not only when you're dealing with electricity and standing in a puddle, but when it's sunny and you don't want to be running the air conditioner! Eight CCS connectors here - four at 360 kW and four at 285 kW. Speedy fast! As well, there's stuff to do here while you wait. Petty Thieves Brewing, Lucky Duck, Mister Charles all in this same little plaza. [Review 582 of 2026 - 4672 in North Carolina - 25763 overall]

This single EV charging plug is located on the upper level of the two-level parking deck beneath…read morethe Southline center that is anchored by Publix Super Market https://www.yelp.com/biz/publix-charlotte-10?hrid=-MVnP-et1p8eXBv9RWsuSg. The charging station is located in the far corner opposite the elevators. It is a brand of charger that I'm not familiar with and for some reason, the last person to use it left it sitting on the ground. Bad form! There is a dedicated EV parking space. While you're waiting for the electrons to flow, there is of course the Publix for food shopping and also Lowe's https://www.yelp.com/biz/lowes-home-improvement-charlotte-4?hrid=UzuZ0aoT2P6JHj134X_3XQ across the street, Poppy's Bagels https://www.yelp.com/biz/poppy-s-bagels-and-more-charlotte and more. [Review 16883 overall - 3211 in North Carolina - 396 of 2022.]

This EV charger is located on the side of the building for Sterling Services. I'm not quite sure…read morewhat they do but they offer this charger for free. It is available 24 hours and has a single non-networked J-1772 plug. According to https://www.plugshare.com/location/145771, "Installed for employees, but usable by all! Feed your car with electrons harvested from the sun by our massive rooftop solar array. "Please don't block the door when you park. Feel free to come inside and say hello, and to "use the facilities." And yes, the solar array takes up half the roof of the building. Pretty cool! This is an industrial district. There are no restaurants or retail nearby. Note: Don't block the door when you park. [Review 16903 overall - 3230 in North Carolina - 419 of 2022.]

Filling what would otherwise be an empty pocket of pavement, this massive charging station sits in…read morethe corner between the Discount Tire and the onramp for the I‑485 outer loop. Three long aisles of double‑chargers stretch across the space, giving you 12 charging ports in total. They have six of the CCS at 360 kW and six of the CCS at 285 kW, which is more than enough capacity for a steady flow of travelers. When I stopped in on this quiet weekday morning, not a single other EV was charging, so the whole place felt almost oversized for the moment. The location is nicely covered from the elements, which is a welcome touch, but there is not much to occupy your time while you wait. A Circle K sits about 100 yards away if you need a restroom or a quick snack, and a few other options are scattered a little farther out if you feel like stretching your legs. There is also a movie theater nearby, though I am not sure you could comfortably leave your EV here for two hours while you watch a film, even if the idea is tempting on a long day of driving. Koulomb is an interesting name for a chain of EV charging stations. In simple terms, a coulomb is the amount of electric charge you get when one ampere of current flows for one second. One coulomb is about 6.24 trillion trillion electrons, all marching in formation like the worlds tiniest, angriest parade, and the name feels like a small wink to anyone who remembers their physics classes well enough to appreciate it. [Review 183 of 2026 - 4568 in North Carolina - 25372 overall]

Three independent chargers - two of them "Tesla Destination Chargers - located in front of the…read moreSpringHill Suites by Marriott Charlotte Southwest. The parking spaces are designated as for EV charging only and it looks like they mean business, setting out traffic cones with a misspelled "all others will be towed at owners expence." They do not seem to be otherwise reserved for hotel guests only, so maybe you can use them if you're not one. There is the Waterbean Coffee https://www.yelp.com/biz/waterbean-coffee-charlotte-2?hrid=nfjmpc03j6bPHcbmjVFZ2Q and Siam Garden https://www.yelp.com/biz/siam-garden-charlotte?hrid=NWGD_gHq-x0uim1uQvtLJw nearby if you're looking for something to do while you're charging. [Review 16881 overall - 3209 in North Carolina - 394 of 2022.]

Had a problem communicating with SolarEdge inverter via older 3g. Asked for a solution. They ended…read moreup recommending going with wi-fi. Ended up having same disconnect problem in spite of my fiber optic ATT connection and the router being 3 ft from inverter. I ended up researching on YouTube/Google how to eliminate the problem. DIRECT ETHERNET CONNECTION! Something Sun Service Specialists N E V E R recommended. Why? Cause setting up an appointment to reset to Wi-fi was a $350 service call. I found out on YouTube how to direct connect my inverter to my router using a 6ft ethernet cable for $5.99! NOW, I HAVE NO MORE DISCONNECTS! But Sun Service Specialists has my $350!!!!

Had a young man that is well manner and well experienced came to get my solar panels back up and…read morerunning. He had to change out my inverter that quit working. If you need your panels back up and running call Sun Services and they will send a Specialist out to your house. His name is Bobby Brown, he secured the new inverter to the side of the house and replaced conduit nuts and wired the system to the new inverter.