Start With the People & Vehicles Using Your Site
A staff car parked all day has different charging requirements from a company vehicle returning between appointments. Press Power starts by understanding who will use the chargers, how long vehicles are normally parked and how much charging they need before leaving. Those details help shape a practical installation rather than simply choosing the highest-powered equipment.

Workplace EV Charging
Give staff a convenient place to charge while they’re at work. Press Power can assess charging options for offices, workshops and other workplaces, considering employee parking, access and the number of vehicles likely to charge together. We can also discuss whether chargers should be reserved for particular users or shared across the team.

Business Fleet Charging
Plan charging around the way your company vehicles are used. We discuss daily driving, return times and when vehicles need to be ready again. This helps us assess the charging equipment and electrical requirements alongside your business schedule. Whether you’re introducing your first electric company vehicle or planning additional vehicles, the starting point is what each one needs to do – not a standard charger package.

Customer & Guest Charging
Provide a useful charging option for people visiting your business. For accommodation, retail and other visitor-based premises, Press Power can discuss charger locations, parking arrangements and how customers will access the equipment.

Check the Infrastructure Before Choosing the Charger

Press Power assesses the proposed charging locations and the electrical installation supporting them.

We consider:

• The vehicles and users the chargers need to support
• Typical parking times and charging requirements
• Existing electrical supply and site demand
• Switchboard condition and available circuits
• Parking layout, accessibility and cable routes
• Internet connectivity and control requirements
• Existing solar generation
• Future chargers and available budget

We’ll explain what can be accommodated within the existing installation and identify any additional work that needs to be included. That gives you a clearer picture of the project before committing to equipment.

Share Available Power Sensibly

Adding several chargers doesn’t necessarily mean they must all operate at maximum power at the same time. Compatible power-management systems can share a set amount of power between chargers. Some systems can also adjust charging in response to other electrical loads, although the available features depend on the equipment and configuration. Charging rates may reduce when power is being shared.

Press Power can assess whether scheduling, power limits or suitable load management would meet your requirements. These options don’t create additional electrical capacity. Where the existing supply or installation still needs upgrading, we’ll explain the work involved rather than promise that software alone will solve the problem.

Access, Usage & Payment Options

Before choosing equipment, it’s worth deciding whether charging will be a complimentary service, restricted to staff or offered to users for a fee. Suitable charging systems and service providers can support different access and billing arrangements. Some involve ongoing management fees, so the installation cost is only part of the decision.

Press Power can help you identify the features your site needs and clarify the proposed equipment and platform requirements. We’ll discuss who manages user accounts, what connectivity is required and which ongoing services are provided by the charger manufacturer or charging platform. That way, you know what is included in the electrical installation and what needs a separate arrangement.