As electric vehicles continue to revolutionize the transportation industry, Wireway Electric Ltd remains at the forefront of EV charging solutions. We continuously stay updated with the latest industry trends and advancements, allowing us to deliver cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions to our customers.

We employ certified electricians listed on the BC Hydro recognized EVITP (Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program). This equips us with the expertise required to assess, design, implement and install a wide variety of EV Installation to meet specific needs of our commercial clients.

Networked Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargers:

• Definition: Networked EV chargers, also known as smart chargers or connected chargers, are electric vehicle charging stations that are connected to the internet or a central network. They allow for remote monitoring, management, and interaction with the charger via a smartphone app, website, or other software platforms.

• Convenience: Networked chargers offer various user conveniences. EV owners can locate available chargers through apps, reserve charging times, receive real-time status updates, and even make payments remotely. This connectivity streamlines the charging process.

• Payment Integration: Many networked chargers offer integrated payment solutions, making it easy for users to pay for their charging sessions. Some chargers also support various payment methods, including credit cards and mobile wallets.

• Remote Management: Networked chargers allow operators to remotely manage and monitor the charging stations. This includes tracking energy consumption, identifying issues, and conducting maintenance more efficiently.

• Load Management: Networked chargers can distribute power intelligently when multiple chargers are connected, preventing grid overloads and optimizing the use of available electrical capacity.

• Data Collection: These chargers collect valuable data about charging sessions, user behavior, and energy consumption. This data can be used to improve charging infrastructure planning and optimize energy usage.

Level 2 Chargers:

• Definition: Level 2 chargers, also known as AC Level 2 chargers, provide a higher power output compared to standard household outlets (Level 1 chargers). They are commonly used in homes, workplaces, and public charging stations.

• Charging Speed: Level 2 chargers deliver power at a faster rate than Level 1 chargers. They can typically add about 10-60 miles of range to an electric vehicle per hour of charging, depending on the charger's power output and the vehicle's capacity.

• Applications: Level 2 chargers are versatile and can be used in various settings. They are commonly installed in homes for overnight charging and in commercial environments like parking garages, workplaces, and public areas.

• Compatibility: Level 2 chargers use a standardized connector (often a J1772 plug in North America), making them compatible with most electric vehicles. They are suitable for plug-in hybrids and all-electric vehicles.

• Installation: Level 2 chargers typically require a dedicated 240-volt electrical circuit. While installation costs can vary, they are often more affordable than higher-power DC fast chargers.

• Residential and Workplace Charging: Level 2 chargers are well-suited for residential and workplace charging, as they provide a balance between charging speed and installation cost. They allow EV owners to start each day with a full or nearly full battery.