How do I use the rfid cards to control charging?

Turn Plug-and-Charge off to access the App Mode, then you can start and stop a charging session simply by using an RFID card. Follow these steps:

Bind the card in the app

Open the IYILO app → tap your avatar → Device Info → RFID Card.
Choose Add and fill in the required fields (RFID Name, Holder, Card Number).
Submit the information; the card is now linked to your charger (a single charger supports up to 10 cards).


Use the card to control charging

Start charging: Plug the connector into your vehicle, then tap the activated RFID card on the charger’s RFID reader. Charging will begin automatically.
Stop charging: Tap the same card again (or use the “End Charging” button in the app) to end the session.
The RFID card adds an extra layer of security, preventing unauthorized use. If you need additional cards, they can be purchased separately and each must be bound to an account in the app before use.

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