Workplace and small fleet EV charging
Workplace EV charge point installation across South Wales: load assessment, load management, back-office ready units and full certification.
Putting several charge points on a commercial supply is a capacity question before it is an installation question. Four 7kW units running together is a substantial sustained load, and the answer is usually load management rather than an expensive supply upgrade.
We start with what your incoming supply and distribution board can actually take, then design the charging around it.
- Supply capacity assessment before any hardware is specified
- Dynamic load management so chargers share available capacity
- Units that support access control and usage reporting
- Certification, labelling and handover documentation
Load management versus supply upgrade
A dynamic load management system measures the site's live demand and throttles charging when the building is busy, then delivers full power overnight. For most small workplaces this avoids a costly supply upgrade entirely.
Staff, visitor or fleet
Who charges determines the hardware. Fleet-only sites often need nothing more than reliable untethered units on a timer. Staff or visitor charging usually wants access control and usage data so charging can be tracked or recharged.
Groundwork and cable routes
Car park installs frequently cost more in trenching and reinstatement than in electrical work. We survey the route, look for existing ducting, and give you the civils element as a separate line so you can see where the money goes.
Common questions
Do we need a supply upgrade for four chargers?
Often not — dynamic load management usually makes existing capacity sufficient. We measure before recommending.
Can we bill staff for charging?
Yes, with units that support back-office reporting and access control.
How disruptive is the car park work?
We phase it bay by bay so you keep most of the car park in use.
Get a fixed price
Send a photo of your main distribution board and a rough car park layout — we'll tell you how many points the supply supports.