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$4,990

EV charging for staff and visitors, starting with two 7 kW smart chargers, with access control and usage reporting so you decide who charges and how costs are handled.

From $4,990 (Two 7 kW chargers, installed), including GST. Indicative starting price: the final fixed price is confirmed in writing after a site assessment.

SKU: BES-EVC-07
Brand: Blue Energy Solar
Pack size: Two 7 kW chargers, installed
Form: Supply + installation
Categories: Business
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Offering EV charging at work helps staff who drive electric vehicles, supports a move to an electric company fleet and shows visitors that your business takes sustainability seriously. Because cars sit in the car park for most of the working day, workplace charging does not need to be fast. Two or more well-managed 7 kW smart chargers can serve many drivers across a working week.

A starter system of two 7 kW chargers begins from $4,990 installed. This is an indicative starting price; the final fixed price is confirmed in writing after we check your supply, switchboard and car park layout.

What's included

  • A site check of supply capacity, the switchboard and preferred bay locations
  • Two 7 kW smart chargers suited to shared use
  • Dedicated circuits, standard cable runs and wall or pedestal mounting
  • Access control by card, app or schedule, for staff, visitors or fleet vehicles
  • Usage reporting to track energy use and recover or allocate costs
  • Load management so the chargers share supply with the building
  • Installation by our licensed electricians, with testing and handover

Why Blue Energy Solar

Workplace charging raises practical questions: who can use the chargers, whether staff pay, how bays are shared, and what happens as more people drive EVs. We help you set this up sensibly from day one, choosing chargers and software that make access and reporting easy for whoever manages the car park. If the site has solar, or could, we can set charging to make the most of daytime generation. We also design with expansion in mind, so adding more chargers later does not mean starting again.

Recommended for

Offices, warehouses and business premises that want to offer EV charging to staff, visitors or company cars.

Supply: adding chargers increases site demand. Load management helps chargers share capacity, and a supply check tells us how many can be added before an upgrade is needed.

Leased premises: landlord consent is needed, and shared car parks may have building rules for electrical works.

Solar pairing: workplace charging happens during the day, which matches solar generation well, so combining the two can reduce the grid energy used for charging.

Price drivers: distance from the switchboard, pedestal mounting, trenching, access control and software subscriptions.

Directions

1. Request a quote and tell us who will use the chargers and how many EVs you expect.
2. We check supply capacity, the switchboard and bay locations on site.
3. You receive a fixed-price quote with access and reporting options.
4. Once approvals and consent are in place, our licensed electricians install the chargers.
5. We configure access control, load management and reporting, and show your car park manager how it all works.

Warnings

The price shown is an indicative starting price for two 7 kW chargers; the final fixed price is confirmed in writing after a site check and quote.
Tenants require written landlord consent, and building rules for shared car parks must be followed.
Long cable runs, trenching, civil works or switchboard and supply upgrades are quoted separately.
Charger management software and data services may carry ongoing subscription terms.

Frequently Asked Questions

That is a business decision. Some employers offer charging as a staff benefit, while others recover costs through a per-kWh rate or a flat fee using the reporting system. Tax treatment can vary, so it is worth checking with your accountant. We set up the chargers and software to support whichever approach you choose.

Start with how many EVs park at the site now and in the next few years, and how long they stay. Because cars park for most of the day, one charger can often serve more than one driver if bays are rotated or cars are moved. We recommend a starting number and make sure the supply and cabling allow more later.

Yes. Access control can allow open visitor charging, time-limited sessions or paid charging, while reserving other chargers for staff or fleet vehicles. Clear signage and bay rules help stop chargers being blocked by cars that have finished charging. We explain the options and configure the chargers to match.

Usage reporting typically shows the energy delivered per session, per charger and per user or card, over any period you choose. This helps you allocate costs to departments, recover fees from staff or visitors, and see when additional chargers are needed. Reports are usually available through the charger management platform.
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Service area & scheduling

Where we work

  • Sydney and a radius of roughly 200 km: Newcastle, the Central Coast, Wollongong, the Southern Highlands, the Blue Mountains, Bathurst, Orange, Lithgow, Goulburn and the Canberra region.

Timing

  • Usually installed 2-6 weeks after you accept the quote, depending on supply checks and landlord consent.

How your request works

  • Send your request and our team contacts you to arrange the site assessment. You receive a written fixed-price quote before any work starts.
  • All electrical work is carried out by licensed electricians; solar and battery design and installation by SAA-accredited installers.
  • Blue Energy Solar is a New Energy Tech Approved Seller and holds $20 million public liability cover.

Prices include GST.

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02/08/2024 02:59 PM

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