The Commercial EV Charger (Single Plug) is a customizable, efficient, safe and widely applicable charging solution designed to meet the charging needs of electric vehicles in commercial and public places. Whether you own a business, manage a parking facility, or are an operator of a hotel, shopping mall or other venue, this product can meet your needs and enhance your brand image
| Models | ZDWL100-7KW | ZDWL100-11KW | ZDWL100-22KW |
| European standard | |||
| Power | 7KW | 11KW | 22KW |
| Working voltage | AC230V | AC400V | |
| Frequency | 50Hz/60Hz | ||
| IP Degree | IP65 | ||
| Working temperature | -30-50 | ||
| Working humidity | Natural air cooling | ||
| Fuselage size | 355*250*93mm | ||
| Installation mode | Column-mounted (floor-mounted) or wall-mounted Install optional |
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| WIFI | ○ | ○ | ○ |
| 4G | ○ | ○ | ○ |
| Ethernet | × | × | × |
| RFID | ○ | ○ | ○ |
| Bluetooth | × | × | × |
| APP | ○ | ○ | ○ |
Commercial EV chargers are designed for public use at destinations like shopping malls, airports, hotels, and workplaces. They allow the public to charge electric vehicles conveniently. Commercial chargers are robust and designed to withstand heavy usage. There are different types and power levels to meet different charging needs. Installing commercial chargers can attract more EV drivers to your business.
There are several main types of commercial EV chargers including Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast charging. Level 1 provides slow charging up to 1.9kW. Level 2 offers faster charging up to 19.2kW. DC fast charging delivers very rapid charging up to 350kW. The type needed depends on factors like desired charging speed, number of vehicles, and available electrical infrastructure.
Commercial EV chargers have special features like multiple cords for simultaneous charging, robust weatherproof construction, interactive displays, RFID authentication, load balancing, open charge point protocol, and network connectivity. These features optimize the charging experience, control access, balance electrical loads, and allow remote monitoring and analysis. Advanced features enhance reliability and management.
Installing commercial EV chargers provides many benefits for businesses. It attracts EV drivers, provides an amenity for customers and employees, promotes a green image, qualifies for incentives, and generates revenue through charging fees. Being ahead of demand and installing before competitors can establish your business as an EV destination. Overall it shows commitment to sustainability and the future.
Choosing the right commercial EV charger requires considering the charging speed needed, the number of vehicles to be charged, available electrical capacity, single or multiple mounting, networking capabilities, physical durability, weatherproofing rating, cord reach, payment processing integration, and future load growth. Consult EV charger specialists to match chargers to your site’s specifications.
Commercial EV charger charging capacity ranges from 1.9kW to 350kW. Level 1 charges at 1.9kW adding 5 miles range per hour. Level 2 charges at 3.3 to 19.2kW adding 15-60 miles per hour. DC fast charging adds 60-300 miles in 10-30 minutes. Faster charging requires more power capacity. The charging speed needed depends on site conditions and purposes.
Proper installation and maintenance are key for commercial EV chargers. Installation must follow electrical code and permit requirements. Chargers should only be installed by qualified electricians. Routine maintenance includes cleaning, inspecting cords and connectors, testing functionality, and monitoring performance data. Preventative maintenance helps minimize downtime and ensure optimal operation.
Costs for commercial EV chargers include hardware purchase and installation, software, networking, electrical upgrades, permitting, maintenance, insurance, and parking space allocation. Level 2 chargers cost $3,000-$6,500 plus installation. DC fast chargers cost $10,000-$40,000. Government incentives can offset some costs. Costs can be recouped through charging fees over time.
There are government incentives for installing commercial EV chargers to encourage adoption. Federal tax credits cover 30% of hardware and installation costs. State/local programs provide grants, rebates, tax credits, and other benefits. Utility companies offer special EV charging rates and rebates. These incentives improve ROI for charger investments. It is advisable to research available options.
How much do commercial EV chargers cost?
Costs range from $3,000-$40,000 depending on type and power level.
How long does it take to charge with commercial EV chargers?
Level 1 charges in 8-12 hours. Level 2 charges in 2-6 hours. DC fast charging takes 10-30 minutes.
Do commercial EV chargers require special electrical service?
Higher power commercial chargers usually require 208/480V AC 3-phase power.
Can commercial EV chargers bill users for charging sessions?
Yes, chargers can integrate payment systems to bill users through RFID, apps, credit cards, etc.
Are there incentives available for commercial EV chargers?
Yes, federal, state, and utility incentives can offset hardware, installation, and operating costs.
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