AC Charging.
Dependable AC EV charging infrastructure for workplaces, destinations and commercial EV charging, with turnkey civil works and electrical installation.
- 7kW
- 20–30 miles range per hour
- 22kW
- 60–90 miles per hour (vehicle dependent)
How AC charging works
AC (Alternating Current) charging is the most common way to charge electric vehicles, ideal for workplaces, homes, and destinations where vehicles are parked for longer periods. Electricity is drawn from the local grid at standard voltages (usually single-phase 7kW or three-phase 22kW), and the conversion to DC happens inside the vehicle via its onboard charger.
Who benefits?
- Destinations and retail: Attract more customers and increase time spent on site.
- Public and local authority: Provide accessible charging across the community.
- Workplace: Support EV adoption, reduce costs and demonstrate commitment to sustainability.
Why choose AC charging?
Simple integration
Works seamlessly with existing electrical networks without complex grid reinforcements.
Cost-effective infrastructure
Cheaper to purchase and install, ideal for smaller businesses or residential developments.
Ideal for dwell-time locations
Best where vehicles stay parked: offices, residential, car parks, hotels and long-stay public parking.
Flexible scalability
Easy to deploy multiple charge points without major infrastructure upgrades.
Our AC charging services
Every stage handled in-house by one accountable team.
- 01
Consultation & site assessment
Analysis of power capacity, traffic flow and user demand.
- 02
Design & specification
A custom solution aligned with your infrastructure.
- 03
Installation & commissioning
Full civils, electrical and groundwork, safely and compliantly.
- 04
Network integration & management
Smart charging, remote monitoring and scalable options.
- 05
Maintenance & support
Proactive maintenance, 24/7 monitoring and lifecycle management.
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Specs, site requirements, real project examples and budget guidance: everything you need to put AC Charging in front of your board, in one PDF.
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Interested in AC Charging?
Speak to David about your AC charging project, timelines, and how we can help, no call centre, no forms.
David Gee · Senior Business Development Manager