<p><strong>Smart Charging Stations Available</strong><br>Charging stations are implemented as smart heating poles offering a charging power of 1.8–3.7 kW, depending on the property's electrical system. This ensures flexible and safe charging that’s compatible with the building's electrical network.</p><h3>&nbsp;<strong>How Charging Is Organized</strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Shared parking areas</strong>: The charging device is part of the property’s equipment and is free of charge for residents.</li><li><strong>Private parking spaces</strong>: Residents are responsible for purchasing their own device, but it can be relocated when the agreement ends.</li></ul><h3>&nbsp;<strong>How to Order a Charging Device</strong></h3><ol><li><strong>Place your order</strong>: Start with the eParking order form.</li><li><strong>Order review</strong>: Customer service checks electrical capacity and compatibility of the parking spot.</li><li><strong>Installation</strong>: Our partners carry out the installation work.</li></ol><p>&nbsp;Please note: Current delivery times may be several months due to equipment availability.</p><h3>&nbsp;<strong>Contracts and Costs</strong></h3><ul><li>A separate charging agreement is required with our partner, eParking.</li><li>If your parking spot already has a Parking Energy device installed, the agreement will be made with Evenli—please contact customer service at <strong>asiakaspalvelu@yhkodit.fi</strong>.</li></ul><h3>&nbsp;<strong>Charging Equipment Costs</strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Shared areas</strong>: The charging device is free and remains property-owned after the agreement ends.</li><li><strong>Private spaces</strong>: The resident pays for the device. A modification work application is required before installation and should be submitted to customer service.</li></ul><h3>&nbsp;<strong>Electricity Costs</strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Shared areas</strong>: Charging electricity costs €0.22/kWh. The contract includes 15 kWh of electricity per parking space per month.</li><li><strong>Private spaces</strong>: Electricity is billed according to the resident’s own electricity contract.</li></ul>

<p>In practice, a charging device should be connectable to any electrified parking space, but in some properties the electrical network may be built in such a way that the capacity is insufficient without cabling modifications. Additionally, some parking spaces are part of a shared arrangement agreement, meaning ordering a device requires coordination with an external property manager.</p>

How can you tell if a charging device can be ordered for your parking space?

<p><strong>New contracts are made with eParking. Other options:</strong></p><ul><li>If the parking space already has a Parking Energy charging station installed, the resident makes the contract with Evenli.</li><li>If the same pole is also being used by a neighboring parking space with a Parking Energy station, the charging device must be updated to an eParking device. The other user must also switch to using eParking.</li></ul>

eParking or Evenli?

<p>Here’s the translation:<br>"The holder of the neighboring parking space will be notified of the change, along with instructions on how to heat their car using the charging pole."<br>&nbsp;More information and orders: https://web.eparking.fi/yh-kodit<br>&nbsp;</p>

What happens if the same pole is also used by a neighbor for car heating?

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Can an electric car be charged at a private parking space?

<h1><strong>Why is the maintenance responsibility chart important?</strong></h1><p>The maintenance responsibility chart provides clarity and helps prevent misunderstandings regarding responsibilities related to housing. It helps residents identify their duties and rights, which is essential for safe and comfortable living. For example, if a household appliance breaks down or a technical issue arises in the building, the chart allows the resident to determine who is responsible for the repair or maintenance.</p><p>By following the chart, residents can avoid unnecessary costs and concerns. If a resident attempts to repair or maintain something that falls under YH Kotit’s responsibility, it may lead to confusion about liability or insurance issues. For instance, if a light bulb burns out, the resident can quickly check the chart to see that purchasing and replacing bulbs is their own responsibility.</p><p>The chart is also a valuable tool for ensuring proper upkeep and maintenance of the home. It encourages residents to take care of their surroundings and participate in maintaining the home, which in turn promotes comfort and community well-being.</p><h2><strong>What does the maintenance responsibility chart cover?</strong></h2><p>The chart includes various maintenance and repair tasks, such as:</p><ul><li>Lock maintenance</li><li>Repair and replacement of seals</li><li>Window glass replacement</li><li>Wall painting</li><li>Furniture repairs</li><li>Radiator maintenance and repair</li><li>Cleaning of exhaust vents</li><li>Connecting washing machines</li><li>Replacing light bulbs</li></ul><p>The chart also helps define responsibilities in cases where the resident needs to report any defects or issues in the apartment. This ensures that maintenance and repairs are handled properly and efficiently.</p><h2><strong>Resident responsibilities</strong></h2><p>It’s also important for residents to understand their responsibilities within the housing community. These include:</p><ul><li>Regular cleaning and upkeep of the apartment</li><li>Cleaning of drains and ventilation systems</li><li>Proper use of appliances and equipment according to instructions</li></ul><p>These actions help residents maintain their homes in good condition and contribute to the comfort of the community.</p><h2><strong>Summary</strong></h2><p>The maintenance responsibility chart is a practical tool for YH Kodit residents, offering clarity and fairness in housing-related responsibilities. Following the chart helps residents manage their duties and ensures that maintenance and repairs are carried out effectively and appropriately. It also promotes a sense of community and a safe living environment for everyone.</p><p><strong>Maintenance Responsibility Chart</strong></p>

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