EV Charging Infrastructure
EV Charging Infrastructure
EV Charging Equipment

EV Charging Equipment and Infrastructure Support

Grenglo supports battery-storage opportunities through sourcing and coordination of BESS equipment, subsystems and related electrical, mechanical and monitoring components. 

EV Charging Equipment Introduction

The charger is only one element of an EV charging site. Commercial properties, fleets, logistics facilities and public charging locations may require coordinated electrical distribution, load management, metering, communication, protection and physical installation systems. 

We support requirement-led sourcing for individual chargers or broader charging-infrastructure BOQs, working with manufacturers and project partners according to the target market and application.

EV charging site
AC destination chargers

Products and supply categories

  • AC destination chargers 
  • DC fast-charging systems 
  • Fleet and depot charging equipment 
  • Charging pedestals, mounting systems and protective barriers 
  • Distribution boards, protection devices and isolation equipment 
  • Transformers and upstream electrical equipment 
  • Meters, payment-related hardware and communications gateways 
  • Load-management and charger-management systems 
  • Enclosures, canopies and outdoor-support equipment 
  • Cables, connectors and installation accessories 

Applications

  • Commercial buildings and workplaces 
  • Hotels and retail facilities 
  • Residential developments 
  • Fleet and logistics depots 
  • Industrial campuses 
  • Public and highway charging 
  • Two- and three-wheeler charging or battery-swapping support 

Information requested

  • Country and installation location 
  • Vehicle types and charging use case 
  • AC or DC charging preference 
  • Required connector and communication standards 
  • Available electrical capacity 
  • Number of charging points 
  • Network, payment or software requirements 
  • Required certifications, timeline and destination 
EV Charging Equipment and Infrastructure
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