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There are multiple options to find the IECharge locations.
The IECharge app is available for download from the App Store and Google Play Store. You can easily download it from there at no charge and install it, just as any other app.
Before charging, hold your debit card against the contactless payment logo. Follow the further instructions on the display. An amount will be reserved on your payment account, so we can be sure that the charging session will be settled. The following Bank Cards are accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, V-Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
NOTE: Please don't connect the charger with your car at this stage. Complete the steps in the app first, then connect the charger. This is important in order to prevent a time-out and a failed charging attempt.
Step-by-step guidance with a RFID/ charging card at IECharge locations :
Customers who do not have a contract with a eMobility Service Provider (eMSP) can access all IEChare charging locations via their mobile device or bank card. Customers pay per kilowatt hour (kWh). The direct customers of IECharge pay according to the following pricing scheme :
Via the charging screen on the charging stations itself, you are able to see the details of your charging session. Charging speed is displayed in kW.
All our DC High-Power charging stations are equipped with cables. There is no need to bring you own cable. Some of our stations are equipped with the CHADEMO cable. To be full sure which cable are present, please check our IECharge app.
Here are some recommended troubleshooting steps:
In case of a malfunction/issue or just a general question, please contact our customer support department. How can you contact us?
The energy we use is called “renewable” or “green” because our supplier buys a volume of “guarantees of origin” (GO) from renewable energy producers that covers the consumption of our charging stations each month. These GOs are electronic documents that certify the injection of renewable energy (wind, water, or solar) into the electricity grid.