The project includes RSI level II 220V electric vehicle (EV) charging system and 110V electric fleet charging system.
The company said the RSI systems are designed for multi-level garages and fleets.
The University’s faculty, students and visitors will be able to access the RSI 220V Level II chargers.
The RSI Fleet System will enable the University to effectively monitor the usage and costs of its present electric vehicle fleet.
Georgia Tech Transportation director Lance Lunsway said the RSI EV charging systems will allow Georgia Tech to provide this new technology for cars and its fleet and upon successful conclusion of the pilot project.
US-based RSI is a provider of electric vehicle management and integrated electric vehicle charging systems for multi-level garages, fleets and parking facilities.
