Parking Parking Parking: P-Donits-Parking Hall as it should

P -donutsi -parking house in Leppävaara. Photo: JM Suomi Oy

In the middle of the Leppävaara apartment buildings in Espoo is Puustellinkallion Parking Oy's P-Donitsi Parking House, which has about 400 parking spaces.

From the outset, the parking house design has emphasized user -friendliness and financial efficiency. Electricity consumption is charged fairly and the user only pays for their own electricity use.

The charging locations are operated by EParking, and the cars can be charged remotely with the EParking application. The charging or heating fee is determined by the use of the property according to the electricity used by the KWH price. It would also be possible to price electricity according to the charging speed.

366 different power charging devices

The parking house has:

  • 6 pcs 22 kW charging point

  • 32 pcs of 11 kW charging point

  • 328 pcs of 3.6 kW charging point

3.6 kW slow charging points can be used for both charging and heating the car.

The parking house is built in a spiral form where one continuous ramp rotates a five -story building. The parking spaces are located on the edges of the ramp along the inside and outer curve.

Thanks to the shape of the parking house, the entire car park's EParking system needs only one EParking Gateway network. Charging points discuss with the network connection device and with each other using the Zigbee radio network connection, whereby the signal moves from one device to another to form a MESH network. For more information on the operation of the MESH network, visit the Etolppa Design Guide.

Discussion equipment and connection to the cloud of EParking also allow dynamic load control. If the property has a lot of simultaneous chargers and the power of the property is not sufficient, the load control will ensure that the maximum electric capacity or phase -specific current limits are not exceeded. This is done by adjusting the charging power to a lower or temporarily cutting the heating.

The access control also operates with the EParking application. When the user makes a parking space reservation and enters the registration number into the system, the entry camera reads the license plate and automatically opens the gate if the booking is valid. If the car or registration number changes, the user can update it in the application itself.

The monthly fee for the parking space and the electricity consumption are billed by one assembly per user.

A certain number of guests can also be parked in the parking house at an hourly rate. In this case, the parking is paid on an event by EParking.


The site is designed and implemented in cooperation with JM Finland.

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