Understanding the ChargeHub Map

Modified on Tue, 11 Jun at 1:55 PM

In order to use the ChargeHub Map efficiently, firstly we will take a look at the map key where the use of colour coding will allow the user to easily digest the information being shown.

Pictured below is the map key which explains in detail what different colours represent within this application:

The following table will go in-depth on the meaning of each item of the map key:

	Stations marked with this symbol are compatible stations and can be activated via the ChargeHub application.
	Stations marked with this symbol are not compatible stations and cannot be activated via the ChargeHub application.
Level 1	Marked by the greyish-blue colour, are the slowest of the three to charge and EV owners are usually given one with the purchase of an electric vehicle. They are plugged from the vehicle into a 120V outlet.
Level 2	Marked by the blue colour, these are the most common type of charging stations which are found both publically and residentially. They are plugged into 240V outlets.
Level 3	Marked by the yellow colour, these charging stations are also known as Fast Chargers. These are only found commercially and provide the fastest charge. These are used during long trips to get the most charge for your time and allow you to get back on the road faster.
Available	Found within the inner ring of a charging station's locator pin, the green colour indicates that this station is available for use.
Busy	Found within the inner ring of a charging station's locator pin, the red colour indicates that this station is currently in-use.
Offline	Found within the inner ring of a charging station's locator pin, the black colour indicates that the station is offline.
Tesla	The Tesla logo found in the middle of the charging station's locator pin indicates that this is a Tesla station.
Coming Soon	The traffic cone icon found in the middle of the charging station's locator pin indicates that the station is under construction and will be available soon.

When first opening the ChargeHub application (after sign-up), you will land on the ChargeHub Map. If location is allowed, the application will open on your current location.

1	The blue circle indicates your current location.
2	This button brings up the list of filters you can apply to alter the search results on the map.
3	This button will bring the map back to your current location.
4	This button will refresh your search results.
5	This search bar will allow you to type an address or location.
6	This button is to add a charging station to the map.
7	This button brings up the map legend.

Pictured below is the list of filters which can be edited to alter the user's search results:

Activation Method	Allows the user to filter the map to only show stations that can be activated via the ChargeHub application.
Level	Allows the user to filter by charging station level.
Minimum Power	Allows the user to use the slider to filter by minimum power output of charging station.
Connector	Allows the user to filter by connector/plug type.
Station Location	Allows the user to filter the map to only show stations that are located at specific locations.
Network	Allows the user to filter by network operator.
Other	Allows the user to filter by other metrics.
Map	Allows the user to add features to the ChargeHub map.

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If you still have questions or concerns, feel free to contact us anytime by phone, email, or chat:

Phone: (888) 400-0164
Email: Support@chargehub.com

Chat: Via the ChargeHub application