EV charging.
Built around your site.
From a few shared bays to a multi-site charging network. E² brings together charger selection, electrical infrastructure, user access, metering and security for public and private spaces.
Illustrative lineup, left to right: Compact, Pro, Lite, Gemini, Nova and Ultra. Not to scale; final model and configuration confirmed with your proposal.
Where people park.
Where charging belongs.
Match the charging experience to who uses the site, how long they stay and how the property operates.
Strata & apartments
Shared and allocated bays, resident access and usage allocation. Build an owners corporation proposal with a practical pathway for more chargers as demand grows.
Private & workplace carparks
Charging for staff, tenants and visitors, with access groups, charging schedules and load management suited to the building.
Public & retail destinations
Customer charging for shopping precincts, venues, wineries and visitor attractions. Choose destination AC or faster DC charging around dwell time and site capacity.
Hotels & holiday stays
Guest charging for hotels, holiday homes and short-stay portfolios. Establish a consistent rollout with clear guest instructions, access and complimentary or paid charging options.
Fleet & depot charging
Plan around vehicle routes, turnaround times and overnight parking. Coordinate charger numbers, available power and staged fleet expansion.
Community & multi-site properties
Charging for clubs, leisure centres, education and healthcare sites. A repeatable specification helps property managers roll out across a portfolio.
Images are illustrative examples of charging settings.
One site. A coordinated solution.
Power, shared intelligently
Review the switchboard and available supply, then specify load management, metering and staged infrastructure. Consider solar and battery integration where it supports the site’s operating needs.
Access, metering & payments
Choose resident, staff, guest or public access. Scope session reporting, cost allocation and payment options with a compatible charger and management platform.
CCTV & carpark lighting
Package charging with cameras, recording, lighting, signage and bay protection. Camera coverage, storage and any access-control or number-plate functions are specified for the site.
Visibility across your sites
Plan remote status monitoring, user administration and reporting. Confirm connectivity, platform subscriptions, payment fees and the ongoing support scope before rollout.
Features depend on the selected hardware, software and installation. We confirm the metering and billing arrangement, integrations and Australian model suitability in the proposal.
The Dahua D-Volt range.
AC charging for longer stays. DC charging where turnaround matters. We select the model and configuration around the site, vehicles and available electrical capacity.
D-Volt Compact
A smaller wall-mounted AC unit for space-conscious installations. The range includes a 22 kW socket model; supply and vehicle capability determine the usable charging rate.
D-Volt Air & Pro
AC wallboxes for homes, shared carparks and destination sites. Selected models support up to 22 kW. The Pro, shown in the lineup, adds a screen.
D-Volt Lite
A compact tethered wall-mounted option within the D-Volt range. We confirm the Australian specification and configuration before including it in your project.
D-Volt Gemini
A dual-outlet AC option for shared charging locations. The range includes a 2 × 22 kW model, with load sharing and payment options depending on the selected configuration.
D-Volt Nova
A DC charging family to consider for sites with higher energy demand or shorter vehicle stays. Power level, connectors and regional availability are confirmed during design.
D-Volt Ultra
A larger DC platform for rapid charging applications. The wider D-Volt DC range spans 60–240 kW; the site supply, vehicle and power-sharing configuration determine delivered output.
The range also includes D-Volt Mini portable charging. Australian availability, connector compatibility and suitability are confirmed before supply. Charging rates vary with the vehicle, site power and any power sharing; advertised maxima are not guaranteed charging speeds.
Product images show representative variants with branding removed. Final model and configuration are confirmed in your proposal.
From first bays to a wider rollout.
01 / Understand the site
Review parking use, dwell time, electrical capacity, connectivity and the ownership or approval process. Agree what success looks like for drivers and the operator.
02 / Build the package
Select AC or DC equipment, metering, access and payment requirements. Include CCTV, lighting and civil works where needed, with clear costs and responsibilities.
03 / Install & hand over
Coordinate installation and commissioning, then hand over user instructions and administration access. Agree the support arrangements before the chargers go live.
04 / Expand with demand
Use the first stage to guide later bays or properties. Plan cable pathways and capacity early so the next stage has a clear starting point.
A few practical questions.
Can we start with one or two chargers?
Yes. A staged plan can start with current demand while allowing for future bays. Electrical capacity and infrastructure requirements are assessed first.
Can users pay for their own charging?
A suitable metering and management setup can support usage allocation or paid sessions. We confirm the platform, payment method, tariffs and fees for your chosen package.
What works best for holiday properties?
Longer stays often suit AC charging. We can plan guest access, clear arrival instructions and a consistent approach across several properties, with paid or included charging as appropriate.
Do we need rapid DC charging?
Not every site does. Overnight and all-day parking may suit AC; shorter stops or fleet turnaround can justify DC. The assessment weighs dwell time, power supply and project cost.
Let’s plan your next charging site.
Tell us the location, number of bays, intended users and whether this is a single property or a wider rollout.
