EV Charger for Office Parking, Done Right
Employees park for a full working day. We plan, install and run an EV charger for office parking.
Why it matters
Long dwell time fits AC
A full workday charges cars without fast, costly DC.
A real employee benefit
It gives EV-driving staff a visible, low-cost workplace perk.
Usage data for reporting
Charging data by bay supports facilities and ESG reports.
Recommended charging setup
Most offices suit a bank of AC chargers across employee bays. Add one DC fast charger for pool cars or visitors needing a quick top-up.
| Use case | Charger type | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Employee parking, full-day dwell | AC, typical 3.3 to 22 kW | Steady charge fits the workday, lower cost |
| Pool cars, quick turnaround | DC fast, typical 30 to 60 kW | Short window between trips needs quick charge |
| Visitor bays | AC or a shared DC unit | Occasional use, no dedicated charger needed |
How deployment works
Plan
We assess your approved power limit, panel distance and parking layout.
Install
We install and test chargers, coordinating with your building owner.
Operate
We handle billing, usage records and ongoing load management.
What to have ready before our visit
- Parking bays available for charger installation
- Sanctioned load at the building and spare capacity
- Distance from bays to the electrical panel
- Whether the building is leased, with landlord approval status
- Access hours for employees, shift workers and visitors
- Preference for free, subsidised or pay-per-use charging
Questions we hear
Do we need DC fast chargers for an office?
Usually not for employee bays. Employees park for hours, so AC charging covers it. A DC unit helps only for pool cars or visitors needing a quick charge.
Can we charge employees for usage?
Yes. Charging can be free, subsidised, or billed pay-per-use, with records kept by employee for internal cost reporting.
What if spare electrical capacity is limited?
This is common in office buildings. Load management shares available capacity across chargers, and the site assessment confirms what your sanctioned load can support.
Charging Your Office Parking Starts Here
A site assessment tells you exactly how many bays your current electrical capacity can support.