Commercial AC charging for workplaces and destinations
Build a managed AC charging brief for workplaces, hotels and shared parking, covering access, energy allocation, operations and product selection.
On this page 4 sections
Commercial AC charging combines a wallbox with an operating policy: who may charge, how the site’s available power is shared and how sessions are recorded. Start with vehicle dwell time and the site supply, then define the access and management functions the selected configuration must provide.
Match the operating pattern
| Site | Questions for the project brief | A configuration to evaluate |
|---|---|---|
| Workplace | Are bays assigned or shared? Must vehicles be ready by shift end? | Managed AC with staff authorization and site power limits |
| Hotel or destination | How long do guests stay? Who handles access and support? | AC charging with a clear guest-access process |
| Shared residential parking | How are users identified and energy records assigned? | Access control, metering records and a documented allocation policy |
These are planning scenarios, not completed Ampvoya installations or guaranteed savings.
Keep the system responsibilities clear
The charger, site controller and backend may come from different parties. Agree who supplies each item, who commissions the whole system and who supports it after handover.
Product and software selection
No commercial AC models are currently listed. The next range will be reviewed against OEM terms, exact connector and power combinations, metering, firmware and backend acceptance before publication.
Use the OCPP integration guide to agree operational tests and the load-management brief to define how charging responds to building demand.
Information to send with your enquiry
- Country, site type and intended public or restricted access.
- Initial bay count, future expansion and likely simultaneous use.
- Available supply and a measured demand profile, if available.
- Vehicle mix, parking duration and required energy.
- Access method, metering, billing and target backend.
- The installer, operator and required acceptance documents.
Equipment requirements and local installation rules are separate reviews. See the market documentation checklist before finalizing the sample configuration.