Yes, it is possible to allow others to use your charging station, provided you give permission. There are several ways to grant others access to your charging station:

1. Personal authorization: You can personally give others permission to use your charging station. This could be family members, friends, neighbors, or colleagues. You can make agreements about the use of the charging station, such as reimbursement of costs.

2. Charging card or key: Many charging stations support the use of a charging card or key. You can provide others with a charging card or key that gives them access to your charging station. This card or key can be linked to a specific user profile or charge session, so costs can be tracked and settled.

3. Charging card management: Some charging station systems offer the ability to manage multiple users through an online portal or a special app. This allows you to create specific user profiles, assign access rights, and keep track of charging sessions and costs.

It is important to make clear agreements with others about the use of your charging station, such as reimbursing electricity costs and complying with any rules or restrictions. It is also advisable to consult the functionality of your specific charging station system and follow any instructions from the manufacturer regarding sharing your charging station with others.

Additionally, there may be local rules and regulations regarding sharing charging stations. It is wise to be informed about any restrictions or requirements that apply in your specific region or community.