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Commercial EV charging.
Commercial EV charging provides on-site charging for employee, visitor or fleet vehicles. VOLT helps plan charging around vehicle needs, parking time, electrical capacity and how the property operates.
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Workplace, visitor and fleet charging
Employee vehicles may remain parked through a workday, while customer vehicles can have shorter visits. Fleet vehicles add route schedules and departure requirements. These differences help determine how many charging points are useful and what charging power is appropriate.
Choose equipment around dwell time
Level 2 charging and DC fast charging serve different operating needs. Faster equipment is not automatically the best fit for every parking space. Vehicle compatibility, expected energy needs and time spent on site should guide the equipment discussion.
Plan electrical capacity and future expansion
Review the electrical service, parking layout, cable routes and expected simultaneous charging. Load management may help coordinate charging within the available capacity. Consider access rules, ongoing operation and room for future chargers when defining the scope.
EV charging for new construction
VOLT works on new commercial developments to integrate charging into the parking and electrical design. Plan charger locations, conduit routes, available power and future expansion before paving and electrical work are complete. Expected tenants, visitors or fleet schedules help define the charging needs.
Before you begin
Commercial EV charging questions
Should a business choose Level 2 or DC charging?
Start with the vehicles and how long they are parked. The selection depends on charging needs, vehicle compatibility, available power and project economics. A site assessment helps compare the options.
Can charging be combined with solar and batteries?
Yes. Solar, storage and charging can be evaluated as one energy plan. The final design must account for when vehicles charge, when solar generates and the site’s electrical capacity.
What information helps plan fleet charging?
Share vehicle types, route and departure schedules, typical time parked, expected energy needs and future fleet plans. Include available information about electrical capacity and parking layout.
Build your energy plan.
Share your property location and project goals with VOLT Commercial. We serve businesses throughout the United States. The team will discuss the site requirements and next steps.
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