Voltpost has expanded its Voltpost Air charger lineup with two new models — a ceiling mount for parking garages and a surface mount for walls and pedestals — that the company says cut installation costs by up to 70 percent. The Voltpost Air Ceiling Mount attaches overhead in structured parking, keeping floors clear of cables. The Voltpost Air Surface Mount extends the same retrofit approach to parking lots, garages, and curbside locations where neither a pole nor a ceiling is a viable option. Both install in hours with little to no trenching, according to Voltpost, and join the original Voltpost Air Pole Mount in the portfolio.
Highlights
- Two new models: the Voltpost Air Ceiling Mount for parking garages and the Voltpost Air Surface Mount for walls and pedestals.
- Installation claim: both models install in hours with little to no trenching and cut installation costs by up to 70 percent, according to the company.
- Port configurations: both are offered in Solo or Duo port options, matching the Pole Mount.
- Carried-over hardware: the AutoCoil retractable cable management system appears on both new configurations.
Two Configurations Target Garages, Walls, and Pedestals
The expansion moves Voltpost beyond the single pole-mounted product that has defined its deployments to date. Both new models are built on the same retrofit premise — attach charging hardware to structures that already exist rather than trench new infrastructure into a site.
| Model | Mounting | Target sites | Port options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voltpost Air Ceiling Mount | Overhead | Parking garages, structured parking | Solo or Duo |
| Voltpost Air Surface Mount | Walls and pedestals | Parking lots, garages, curbside | Solo or Duo |
Voltpost positions the combined lineup as a single platform capable of serving multi-unit residential buildings, office parks, gas stations, and parking garages with Level 2 charging.
How Does the Ceiling Mount Work in Parking Garages?
The Ceiling Mount attaches overhead rather than at floor level, which keeps cables off the deck surface in structured parking. Voltpost states the configuration meets the load, clearance, and access requirements associated with parking garages — a constraint set that has historically pushed garage operators toward pedestal or wall-box hardware.
Shared Features Carry Across the Lineup
Both new configurations use the AutoCoil retractable cable management system introduced on the original Voltpost Air platform. Each also supports Voltpost Canvas, which allows site hosts to apply local branding, artwork, or messaging to the charger housing.
“The Voltpost Air portfolio expansion is the natural evolution of our company vision and platform. This lineup enables our team and partners to cost-effectively retrofit existing assets in the built environment with charging infrastructure, empowering more people with open access to reliable charging,” said Jeff Prosserman, CEO and Co-Founder of Voltpost. “As we charge forward, we are delivering flexible, turnkey EV charging solutions for communities nationwide, providing municipalities, fleet operators, and property owners with versatile options that just fit.”
Partner Network Spans Manufacturing, Maintenance, and Data
Voltpost chargers carry IoT wireless connectivity through AT&T’s network, which feeds charger location, availability, and status data to drivers through the Voltpost app.
On the manufacturing side, Connecticut-based charger manufacturer EVSE LLC builds Voltpost Air units for nationwide deployment. InCharge Energy, a national EV charging installation and maintenance provider, serves as Voltpost’s preferred maintenance partner and operates Voltpost Care, the company’s warranty and maintenance program. Charging data platform Eco-Movement handles charger discovery, surfacing Voltpost locations across Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze, Uber, Tesla, and other automaker applications.
