Practical workplace and business charging solutions, from individual pedestal chargers to small multi-charger installations.
Discuss your projectWhether you need one charger outside an office or several chargepoints for employees and company vehicles, the installation needs to suit the electrical supply, parking layout and way the vehicles will be used. We assess these requirements before recommending a practical solution.
Where there is no suitable wall beside the parking space, an EV charger can be installed on a purpose-built pedestal. This is ideal for office car parks, visitor bays, industrial units and other locations where a freestanding charger provides the cleanest and most practical solution.
A commercial installation may require dedicated distribution equipment rather than connecting directly to an existing final circuit. We can design and install the appropriate EV distribution board, protective devices, isolation, submain cabling and containment for the proposed chargers.
Not every business needs a large charging array. Many commercial projects begin with one or two chargers for company vehicles, employees or visitors. We focus on delivering the right installation for your current requirements without making the project unnecessarily large or complicated.
We can provide individual or small multi-charger installations for employees, visitors and company vehicles. Charger quantity and power are considered alongside the available electrical capacity, vehicle dwell time and the way the parking spaces will be used.
A business may only need one or two chargers initially but expect that number to increase. Where practical, we can include suitable distribution capacity, containment or underground ducts during the initial installation, making it easier to add further chargers later.
Commercial premises may have access to either single-phase or three-phase supplies. The appropriate charger output depends on the site capacity, the vehicles being charged and how long they remain parked. We design the installation around the actual requirements rather than simply specifying the highest available charger rating.
The process begins with a straightforward conversation about your premises, parking spaces and the vehicles you need to charge. From there, we can review the electrical supply, discuss suitable charger positions and establish whether photographs, drawings or a site assessment are needed before preparing a proposal.
Get in touch with us today to discuss your commercial EV charging requirements. We'll be happy to answer your questions, talk through the available options and provide straightforward advice.
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