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Testimonials from the Field: What our clients have to say about the RVE Solution
August 27, 2025
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The RVE Solution is trusted by the people who work with them every day.
Electricians who install our technology, property managers and HOAs responsible for entire buildings and residents who rely on charging at home; their stories highlight the reliability and simplicity of our approach.
Watch and read their testimonials and you’ll see how RVE makes EV charging practical, future-ready, and stress-free.
Electricians: Reliable and Simple to Install
For electricians, every detail matters. They need solutions that are safe, straightforward, and designed to fit into real-world projects without complications. RVE products are built to reduce installation time, simplify integration with existing infrastructure, and provide peace of mind on the job site.
Hear directly from professionals who trust RVE to deliver technology that works—not just in theory, but in practice.
HOAs & Property Managers: A Scalable Solution
Managing multi-residential buildings comes with unique challenges, especially when it comes to balancing resident needs, budgets, and long-term planning. RVE solutions help HOAs and property managers make EV charging accessible without costly infrastructure upgrades.
These testimonials show how RVE supports decision-makers in bringing reliable charging to their communities, while keeping projects practical and future-ready.
“We had an energy capacity study made on our transformers and with the results, we realized that we had to coordinate everything relating to the installation of electric vehicle charging stations. […] By installing the HUB, we can monitor and control our transformers, control the DCCs, and each co-owner is guaranteed to have […] enough capacity for charging their EV without affecting the electricity allocated to their condo unit.”
— Sylvain Plouffe, Vice president of the Laurier condo association
“We looked at three options; first option was to provide a separate electrical entrance that would take care of every charging station in the building. The other one was to provide common charging stations for everyone where everyone could come and park their car and charge their car for the evening or for the night. The third one which is the one that we’ve opted for, was basically to make everyone fully independent and autonomous for the installation of his charging station. That was the cheapest option by far.”
— Benoit Durand, Member of the Quintessence condo association
EV Owners: Charging at Home, Made Easy
For EV owners, the goal is simple: a charging solution that is straightforward to install, affordable in the long run, and dependable every day. Many residents highlight how the process is faster and smoother than expected, with costs that can often be offset by available incentives.
Read what Doug, a San Jose home owner, has to say about the DCC-12 installation in his garage:
“The addition of the device added about $2,000 to the cost of the charger installation, and some of the expense will be covered by a new federal tax credit. In the grand scheme of things, the extra money seemed well worth it. The installation was accomplished in one afternoon, then inspected a few weeks later. The device works beautifully, provides round-the-clock protection for the ample Level 2 charger mounted on the outside of the garage.”
— Doug Peterson, Home owner
Trust Built on Real Experience
Electricians trust the process, HOAs trust the scalability, and residents trust the result. Together, their stories prove the impact of choosing RVE.
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“We had an energy capacity study made on our transformers and with the results, we realized that we had to coordinate everything relating to the installation of electric vehicle charging stations. […] By installing the HUB, we can monitor and control our transformers, control the DCCs, and each co-owner is guaranteed to have […] enough capacity for charging their EV without affecting the electricity allocated to their condo unit.”
“We looked at three options; first option was to provide a separate electrical entrance that would take care of every charging station in the building. The other one was to provide common charging stations for everyone where everyone could come and park their car and charge their car for the evening or for the night. The third one which is the one that we’ve opted for, was basically to make everyone fully independent and autonomous for the installation of his charging station. That was the cheapest option by far.”
“The addition of the device added about $2,000 to the cost of the charger installation, and some of the expense will be covered by a new federal tax credit. In the grand scheme of things, the extra money seemed well worth it. The installation was accomplished in one afternoon, then inspected a few weeks later. The device works beautifully, provides round-the-clock protection for the ample Level 2 charger mounted on the outside of the garage.”