Your Reliable Commercial EV Charging Station Manufacturer
BESEN provides commercial level 2 EV chargers for fleets, workplaces, dealerships, parking lots, hotels, and other commercial customers. Our approach involves working closely with clients to fully understand their needs and deliver the best EV charging solutions to meet their wall-mounted or pole-mounted goals.
As more drivers rapidly transition to electric vehicles, they expect charging options wherever they go. If you own or manage any business or service location, offering EV charging services is essential to attract and retain customers.
Join us in making EV charging more accessible and convenient. Our commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction ensures that your investment in BESEN charging solutions will drive success for your business.
Standard Commercial EV Chargers
The standard charging power rating for commercial EV chargers is 3 to 3.7 kW. At this rate, it typically takes 8 to 14 hours to fully charge an electric vehicle, depending on the driving distance and storage capacity (measured in kilowatt-hours).
Our standard commercial chargers ensure a consistent and dependable charging experience, ideal for overnight charging at workplaces, parking lots, and residential complexes.
These chargers are more affordable to install and operate, making them an excellent option for businesses looking to provide EV charging services without significant investment.
Fast Commercial Electric Car Charging Stations
Fast Commercial Electric Car Charging Stations have a power rating of 7 to 22 kW. At this rate, it typically takes around four to six hours to fully charge an electric vehicle, depending on the driving distance and storage capacity (measured in kilowatt-hours).
These fast charging stations are often the preferred choice for residential complexes, businesses, or parking lots, especially when charging times of around four to six hours are ideal.
These chargers are popular due to their ability to quickly recharge batteries, allowing visitors to charge their vehicles while attending meetings or shopping at malls.
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Benefits of Commercial EV Charging Solution
- Fleets
- Retail
- Parking Lot Operator
- Gas Station
- Hotels & Hospitality
- EV Charging Installers
- Save Costs: Using electric cars can greatly reduce fuel costs. Electric cars also have lower maintenance costs.
- Eco-friendly: Using clean energy for charging can cut carbon emissions, boost the company’s green image, and meet environmental rules.
- Improve Efficiency: Placing charging stations in good spots can optimize fleet operations, reduce downtime, and increase productivity.
- Customer Loyalty: EV charging stations can attract EV owners to your store, increasing foot traffic.
- Longer Stays: Customers may stay longer in your store while their cars charge and spend more money.
- Better Brand Image: Installing charging stations early can enhance your brand’s eco-friendly and forward-thinking image.
- New Revenue: Charging stations can bring in extra money through usage fees.
- Increase Property Value: Properties with charging stations can attract more tenants and visitors, raising occupancy rates.
- Future-proofing: As more people use electric cars, parking lots with charging stations will stay competitive.
- Government Subsidies: Gas stations can get help from the government to cover the costs of installing charging points.
- Scalability: Charging infrastructure can be expanded as demand grows, allowing for phased investments.
- Attract New Customers: EV drivers might also buy other goods and services while charging, adding to revenue.
- Increase Revenue: Hotels can charge for EV charging, gaining extra income.
- Improve Guest Experience: Offering EV charging can boost guest satisfaction and loyalty.
- Competitive Edge: Having EV charging stations can attract more bookings, setting you apart from competitors.
- Government Support: Installers can benefit from government subsidies, encouraging more businesses to install EV charging stations.
- Market Growth: As demand for EV charging grows, installers can expand their market and services
- New Technology: Installers can stay updated with the latest technology and offer advanced solutions, making their services more attractive.
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An EV charging station — also called EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment) — is the bridge between power and the electric vehicle. It includes connectors, plugs, and software interfaces that deliver electricity from the grid to the vehicle’s battery. These stations can be private or public, slow or fast, and tailored to residential or commercial use.
A commercial EV charging station is installed by businesses for customer or employee use. These are typically found in retail parking lots, office complexes, hotels, shopping centers, and restaurants. They offer multiple payment options, user-friendly apps, and remote monitoring. Most support multiple EV models and can handle simultaneous charging.
Yes, commercial charging stations can generate revenue in multiple ways:
- Direct Payments: Users pay per kWh, per hour, or session.
- Increased Foot Traffic: Customers spend more time (and money) while charging.
- Brand Differentiation: Sustainability attracts eco-conscious customers.
- Government Incentives: Many local, state, and federal rebates are available to offset installation costs.
A well-placed charger can pay itself off in 2–5 years depending on usage and pricing structure.
Here’s a quick breakdown of the 3 main levels:
- Level 1: Uses a standard 120V outlet. Very slow. Adds 3–5 miles of range per hour. Best for home use.
- Level 2: Uses a 240V outlet. Adds 10–60 miles per hour. Ideal for commercial use.
- Level 3 (DC Fast Charging): Industrial-grade chargers adding up to 80% battery in 20–60 minutes. Best for highway stops and high-traffic areas.
Here’s a rough breakdown:
| Type | Unit Cost | Installation | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 2 | $3,000–$7,000 | $2,000–$10,000 | $5,000–$17,000 |
| Level 3 | $30,000–$80,000 | $10,000–$50,000+ | $40,000–$130,000+ |
Prices vary by location, utility upgrades, and software packages.
💡 Don’t forget to factor in networking fees, maintenance, and incentive savings.
To install a commercial charger, you’ll need:
- Adequate power supply
- Permits and approvals from local authorities
- Strategic location with good accessibility
- EV charging management software
- Ongoing maintenance plan
It’s best to work with an EV charging installer to assess your site.
Retailers offering EV charging can:
- Increase dwell time by 30–50%
- Attract EV-driving customers
- Improve customer satisfaction
- Enhance sustainability branding
- Upsell products while drivers wait
According to ChargePoint, customers are 3x more likely to return to a business offering charging.
Travelers with EVs often choose accommodations based on charging access. Providing chargers helps:
- Attract high-value guests
- Improve online ratings and visibility
- Increase booking conversions
- Reduce range anxiety for travelers
Hotels can also charge for usage or bundle it as a guest perk.
Workplace charging is one of the top perks for employees who drive EVs. Benefits include:
- Attracting and retaining talent
- Supporting sustainability goals
- Providing tax incentives (in some regions)
- Preparing for the electric fleet transition
You can even set different pricing rates for staff and public use.
Here’s a 5-step checklist:
- Site Assessment – Check power supply and customer access
- Choose Equipment – Pick charger level, brand, and software
- Get Permits – Coordinate with local utilities and zoning boards
- Install and Test – Hire certified electricians
- Promote – List your station on PlugShare and Google Maps