Commercial Charging
PlugStream helps workplaces, shared parking environments, and destination sites choose charging hardware that matches the power available, the drivers expected, and the rollout path ahead.
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Commercial Priorities
Commercial EV charging needs more than a product sheet. The right plan has to balance site capacity, user behaviour, install repeatability, and how the system will be run after handover.
Match charger format and output to the supply, the dwell time, the parking model, and the level of scale the site needs now and later.
Installer-friendly hardware, multiple connectivity paths, and practical load management options help reduce friction on commercial rollouts.
Open platform thinking, software updates, and scalable site control help commercial projects grow without locking themselves into short-term decisions.
Use Cases
PlugStream is designed to suit a range of commercial environments, from lower-power shared parking to higher-demand three-phase sites.
Support employees and visitors with smart charging that fits office hours, fleet return windows, and energy cost planning.
Deploy chargers that suit multi-user environments where cable flexibility, load management, and clear operating policies matter.
Make on-site charging part of the customer experience while choosing hardware that can scale with rising EV adoption.
Create charging infrastructure that works across staff, visitors, and staged expansion without rethinking the whole platform each time.
Delivery Path
Commercial projects move faster when the technical, operational, and user-facing decisions are aligned early.
Stage 1
Define the site goals: who is charging, how long they stay, and what power is available today.
Stage 2
Choose the right product path, from PlugStream 7S for flexible socketed bays to the PlugStream 22 family for higher-demand or three-phase sites.
Stage 3
Plan connectivity, load management, and commissioning so the operational setup is clear before handover.
Stage 4
Support the site with app control, software updates, and a platform that stays open to future commercial workflows.
The PlugStream 22 family is built for higher-demand and three-phase environments, while PlugStream 7S offers a flexible socketed option for shared-use bays and mixed-driver parking setups.
FAQ
Answers for buyers, operators, and installers evaluating the PlugStream range.
It depends on the site. PlugStream 7S can be a strong fit for flexible socketed bays and shared-use parking, while the PlugStream 22 family is suited to higher-demand or three-phase environments.
Yes. PlugStream is designed for commercial rollout planning with load management, OCPP-ready hardware, and installer-friendly commissioning.
The product range supports staged expansion through open platform design, software-defined improvements, and hardware choices that can match current and future site demand.
Commercial buyers need more than a product name and power rating. They need clarity on site fit, rollout approach, support, compliance, and how the system will operate after installation.