Supply capacity & distribution
Assessment support for supplies, distribution arrangements and electrical upgrades for proposed charging infrastructure.
Services / EV infrastructure
Commercial EV charging electrical infrastructure for operational buildings, from supply capacity through to verified charge-point connections.
Commercial EV charging
Upstream supply, protection, cable routes, load conditions and final verification all matter. ElectroLogic supports practical EV charging infrastructure for FM teams, commercial clients and M&E contractors.
Scope of support
Assessment support for supplies, distribution arrangements and electrical upgrades for proposed charging infrastructure.
Appropriate circuit protection, local isolation and protective-device arrangements for dedicated charge-point circuits.
Maintainable containment routes, cable installation and final-circuit connections across commercial sites.
Electrical installation, connection, alteration and fault support for commercial charge-point equipment.
Electrical infrastructure for load considerations, metering and agreed management or monitoring connections.
Inspection, testing, labelling and clear handover records for completed electrical works.
EV charging electrical path
A commercial charge point is only the visible end of a system that starts with capacity, protection, distribution and a suitable cable route.
Follow the path. Verify the response.
Available upstream capacity and electrical source.
Protective devices and isolation for the dedicated circuit.
Board arrangement and a practical outgoing route.
Charge-point supply, connection and local equipment.
The connected load at the point of use.
Testing, identification and handover evidence.
Operational follow-up
Review distribution, proposed locations, routes, load conditions and operational constraints.
Complete agreed infrastructure, charge-point connections and electrical testing.
Provide clear identification, completed-work records and practical next actions.
Discuss your requirements
Tell us about the site, number of chargers and likely usage so the electrical requirements can be reviewed.