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Sudbury committee unanimously approves $10,991 to replace EV charger hardware and software
Summary
Committee approved $10,991 to replace aging EV charging hardware and move to a new software platform after the vendor for current software signaled it would exit North America. The vote passed by voice as unanimous.
Staff member Danny told the committee that the current charger-management software (NLX/LehiWay) is leaving the North American market and that the town—s JuiceBox Pro units could become inoperable when the vendor stops supporting the platform. Guardian Energy provided quotes to replace both hardware and software for the DPW and police-station chargers.
The quote presented: $6,486 to replace the DPW charger and $4,505 to replace the police-station charger for a total of $10,991. Danny said the new proposal would install Autel chargers (the same white units at the Fairbank Community Center) and switch software to the Ready/Redi platform to reduce the risk of future disruptions.
Chair Rami moved to allocate $10,991 for replacement of hardware and software at the DPW and police-station charging stations. Joe Martino seconded the motion; the committee voted by voice and the chair declared the motion passed unanimously.
Ending: The committee approved the allocation and directed staff to proceed with procurement and coordination with Guardian Energy to schedule replacement work.
