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APPLICATIONS

Every site has
a different rhythm.

Match equipment selection to how the location operates. Parking time, vehicle demand and electrical capacity shape a practical charging project.

01

RESIDENTIAL · WORKPLACE · HOSPITALITY

Destination charging

When vehicles are parked for longer periods, charging can follow the time already spent at the location. Review parking allocation, user access, cable reach and shared electrical loads.

  • Who uses each space, and how long do they stay?
  • Will residents, employees or visitors need separate access?
  • How will charging capacity be shared as the site expands?
Explore AC EV chargers ↗
02

RETAIL · PUBLIC PARKING · COMMERCIAL SITES

Commercial charging

Define the charging window around the customer visit. Compare the vehicle mix and grid capacity with the intended service level before choosing AC, DC or a combination.

  • What is the typical customer visit duration?
  • How many vehicles may charge at the same time?
  • Who will manage network integration, customer access and ongoing service?
Explore DC fast chargers ↗
03

LOGISTICS · SERVICE VEHICLES · DEPOTS

Fleet depot charging

Start with routes, return times and the energy needed before each departure. Overnight dwell time may support one approach; short turnaround windows may call for another.

  • What energy must each vehicle receive before its next shift?
  • Can charging be scheduled across available depot capacity?
  • How will the project accommodate additional vehicles later?
Prepare a fleet charging brief ↗

LET’S DEFINE YOUR PROJECT

A better charging project
starts with the right questions.

Tell us the destination market, site type and charging requirements.