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Why hardware-agnostic charging matters for site owners
When a site owner decides to install EV chargers, one question often gets overlooked: is the backend software locked to a single hardware brand?
A platform tied to one hardware vendor limits future options — pricing, network expansion, and supplier negotiations all suffer.
OneCharge was built OCPP-native from day one, so site owners keep the freedom to choose hardware that fits their budget and site conditions.
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