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Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer niche—they’re everywhere. But EV charging isn’t just about plugging in your car. It’s about creating solutions that work for different people, places, and purposes.
Whether you're a homeowner, a society manager, a commercial developer, or a fleet operator, EV charging can be tailored to your needs.
Let’s explore the top 5 use cases and answer the question: How can EV charging solutions be the right fit for me?
Yes, and it’s the easiest way to charge your EV.
Home charging is ideal for daily use. You can install a 3.3kW or 7.4kW AC charger in your parking space and charge overnight.
Why it fits:
Smart Tip: Use a smart charger to schedule charging during off-peak hours and monitor energy usage via mobile app.
Absolutely. Shared charging is becoming a must-have amenity.
Societies can install chargers in common parking areas. Residents can access them using RFID cards or mobile apps, and pay based on usage.
Why it fits:
Smart Tip: Choose chargers with energy metering and CMS integration to simplify management and reporting.
Yes, it adds value and attracts footfall.
Malls, office buildings, and business parks are ideal for EV charging. Visitors and employees can top up their vehicles while they shop or work.
Why it fits:
Smart Tip: Install 7.4/22kW AC chargers for faster turnaround and integrate with a CMS for real-time monitoring and analytics.
You need scalable, smart infrastructure.
CPOs deploy chargers across various locations which include residential areas like societies, commercial complexes like malls, convenience stores etc. These stations must support both AC and DC fast charging and offer app-based access.
Why it fits:
Smart Tip: Use OCPP-compliant chargers and a robust CMS to manage multiple locations efficiently.
Yes, it’s essential for operational efficiency and uptime.
Fleet operators rely on EV chargers to keep vehicles ready for dispatch, reduce downtime, and manage energy costs effectively. Whether you're running logistics, employee transport, or last-mile delivery, on-site charging hubs across key locations are a strategic asset.
Public infrastructure may be inconsistent or costly. On-site chargers offer control, reliability, and cost savings.
Integrated charging systems allow for load balancing, scheduled charging, and real-time monitoring—optimizing energy use across your fleet.
Drivers don’t need to hunt for public chargers, and fleet managers can plan routes and shifts with confidence.
Set up charging hubs at high-utilization points like depots or parking zones. Integrate chargers with your fleet management system to track energy usage, schedule charging, and receive alerts—all in real time.
EV charging isn’t just about plugging in—it’s about fitting into your lifestyle or business model. Whether you're powering a home, a community, a commercial hub, or a nationwide network, there’s a solution designed for you.
At Lauritz Knudsen Electrical & Automation, we offer TECharge—an integrated EV charging solution that includes:
With robust safety features, compliant hardware, and availability of connectivity options like WiFi, Ethernet, 4G, and BLE, our solutions are designed for scalable, secure, and user-friendly EV charging.
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