Most commercial sites don’t have spare capacity for multiple chargers running at full power. Use CORE load management to safely manage power and avoid upgrades.

The right charger depends on how the site is used - dwell time, traffic, and how quickly vehicles need to charge. AC chargers for everyday use (staff, tenants, longer stays). While expensive, DC fast chargers are the best fit for high-traffic or quick turnaround sites

If users need to pay to charge (e.g. public or shared access), you’ll need a billing platform to manage payments and access. Use Chargefox (Australia’s largest public charging network).

Many commercial sites need visibility into how chargers are being used and quick support if something goes wrong.
Illuminate helps to monitor performance, access reporting, and resolve issues quickly

EV charging projects can look straightforward on the surface. A few chargers on the wall and you’re done. But any sparky who’s stepped into a multi-unit site or commercial project knows the real challenge is deeper: keeping the power supply safe, stable, and ready to grow as demand grows.

When multiple drivers share an EV charger, the question naturally comes up: “How do we split the cost fairly?” A billing solution makes that answer simple.  

When the person plugging in isn’t the one on the electricity account, billing makes the costs clear and fair – people pay for what they use. Billing looks a little different depending on the site.

As the electric vehicle (EV) market accelerates, car rentals and dealerships face both challenges and opportunities in adapting to the needs of electric mobility. Portable DC EV chargers are proving to be a game-changer, offering flexibility, convenience, and efficiency in managing EV fleets.