Riverside, CaliforniaC-10 Lic. #1017275

COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SERVICES

EV ChargingStations.

Give customers, employees, and tenants a place to charge while they park. D BAC helps you discuss the electrical work for commercial EV charging, from the available power to the location of each station.

A row of Tesla Supercharger stations in a parking area
Tesla Superchargers · DC Fast Charging

Charging That Fits Your Property.

A useful charging installation starts with who will use it and how long they stay. An office parking lot, a retail destination, and an overnight parking area can have different needs.

01

Electrical Capacity

Review the existing service and charging demand before choosing equipment. The number of stations and their combined output affect the electrical work required.

02

Station Placement

Plan cable reach, vehicle access, mounting locations, and the path from the electrical supply. Accessible parking and routes need to be considered as part of the site design.

03

Equipment Compatibility

Match the charging equipment to the vehicles you expect. Connector type, vehicle charging limits, and any manufacturer-approved adapters all matter.

04

Installation Scope

Discuss circuits, conduit routes, mounting, and any panel or service work. Network setup, software, and station management should also be assigned clearly before installation.

UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS

Match the Charger
to the Parking Time.

AC CHARGING

Level 2

A common option for workplaces and destinations where vehicles remain parked for longer visits. Level 2 uses 208- or 240-volt service.

Typical Use
Employee, tenant, and visitor parking
What to Plan
Station count, power sharing, and daily charging needs

HIGHER-POWER CHARGING

DC Fast Charging

Designed for quicker charging stops. It typically involves larger electrical infrastructure and closer utility coordination than a Level 2 installation.

Typical Use
Shorter stops and higher vehicle turnover
What to Plan
Site feasibility, utility capacity, and network requirements

Actual charging speed depends on the vehicle and available power. Read the Department of Energy charging guide

CONSIDERING TESLA EQUIPMENT?

Wall Connectors
and Superchargers.

Tesla Wall Connectors are AC charging equipment used at homes and destinations, including businesses. The Universal Wall Connector offers NACS and J1772 connection options. Superchargers are Tesla’s DC fast-charging equipment and involve a different site-development process.

Bring your preferred equipment model to the conversation. Installation scope, manufacturer commissioning, public-network eligibility, and billing requirements should be confirmed before equipment is purchased.

Tesla’s Commercial Charging Requirements

BEFORE WORK BEGINS

From Parking Space to Charging Space.

  1. Tell Us Who Will Charge

    Share how many spaces you have in mind, who will use them, and typical parking time. Decide whether charging will be private or available to visitors.

  2. Review Power & Location

    Confirm capacity, equipment choice, cable routes, and future expansion. Utility coordination or service upgrades can affect cost and timing.

  3. Confirm the Full Project

    Review approvals, permitting, inspection, connectivity, and commissioning requirements. Agree on the electrical scope and who will operate the stations.

COMMON QUESTIONS

A Few Things
to Know.

There is no single charging time. Charger output, the vehicle’s charging limit, battery size and charge level, temperature, and shared site power affect the result. Choose the equipment around typical parking time rather than a universal speed claim.

LET’S GET STARTED

Let’s Plan Your
Charging Project.

Serving Riverside and communities within about 60 miles. Call to discuss your project, location, and availability.

Let's Talk About Your Project

(951) 312-0480

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