Tecell’s Charge Management System (CMS) is designed to scale efficiently, supporting a large number of chargers per tenant. While the exact number depends on infrastructure and configuration, the system is built to handle deployments with hundreds of chargers per tenant without performance degradation.
How scalability works in practice
The CMS leverages a distributed architecture that allows it to manage high volumes of charging stations. Each tenant can operate independently, with the system dynamically allocating resources based on real-time demand. This approach ensures that even as the number of chargers increases, the platform maintains consistent responsiveness and data handling.
For example, a large fleet operator managing dozens of charging sites would benefit from this scalability. The system handles each site’s data separately, reducing bottlenecks and ensuring that one site’s activity doesn’t impact others. This makes it ideal for enterprise-level deployments.
What this means for deployment planning
When planning a deployment, operators should consider the total number of chargers they expect to manage per tenant. The CMS is flexible enough to accommodate both small and large installations, but performance is optimized when chargers are grouped logically within tenants.
For instance, a property manager overseeing multiple apartment complexes might assign each complex to a separate tenant in the system. This keeps data organized and simplifies reporting, while still allowing for centralized management.
Operators can also adjust settings to prioritize performance based on usage patterns. This means that during peak hours, the system can maintain responsiveness even with a high number of active chargers.
Related Reading
For more on related topics, see: EV Charging CMS – Basic Plan | Tecell.
Further reading: Tecell CMS – EV Charging Software for Fleets, Apartments & Workplaces