Optimize Your Revenue Stream
Hotels can attract and book more rooms when they offer EV charging as an amenity. Anywhere guests are staying overnight will want to fully charge their vehicle.
Convenient, Secure and RFID Capable
With EV chargers that are RFID enabled and network connected, easily control how guests charge at your properties. Make it free or set up access with key cards or fobs.
Maximize Uptime With the EvoCharge Network
Hotel managers can easily manage all the connected charging stations on their property. Check station status, provide or limit access, set up payment and usage reports — all from your desktop computer.
The Right EV Charging Stations for Your Hospitality Property
Whether your hotel or resort hosts events, serves food and drink, provides entertainment, lodges guests or all of the above, a commercial EV charging station on your hospitality property will add value not only to your business but for your guests during their stay.
UL Listed & ENERGY STAR Certified
Customized Access Control
Faster Charging
Rebate Eligible
EV Chargers for Hospitality Properties
EvoCharge EVC50
The EvoCharge EVC50 connects over Wi-Fi or 4G LTE and OCPP to provide access control and integration options for utility and network service providers. Compatible with all vehicles including Tesla and charges up to 45 miles per hour.
- OCPP demand response and network management compatible
- Wi-Fi and 4G LTE accessible
- Adjustable power output — 16 to 50 amps
- RFID card reader capable
- Hardwired for safety and reliability
- 18 foot charging cable with cold weather flexibility
- Made in the USA (BABA compliant)
EvoCharge Max 80 Amp EV Charger
Certified for safety and reliability, the Max 80 Amp EV Charger is EvoCharge’s fastest Level 2 charger and is network capable with Wi-FI and 4G LTE. Compatible with non-Tesla vehicles using the J1772 plug.
- 80 Amps, 19.2kW output
- Wi-Fi and 4G LTE cellular compatible
- Hardwired for safety and reliability
- NEMA 3R rated for indoor and outdoor use
- RFID card reader capable
- 15 foot charging cable with cold weather flexibility
- Made in the USA (BABA compliant)
Frequently Asked Questions
OCPP — or Open Charge Point Protocol — means the EV charger doesn’t require a specific network to work and it can be connected to any local charging network or utilities company. More information about OCPP and its benefits can be found on our resources page.
Yes, multiple electrical vehicle charging stations can be installed at the same hospitality property. Our EVC50, EVC50 LTE and Max 80 Amp EV Charger stations can be installed with up to 20 units in a grouping. This allows you to control the output of current to each station, also known as network load management.
An EV charger, also known as Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE), safely delivers electrical power to your electric vehicle’s onboard charger to recharge the vehicle’s battery. The charger communicates with the vehicle through the charging port to monitor the battery’s charge level and automatically stops when the battery is fully charged. Most EvoCharge chargers are available with J1772 or NACS (Tesla) connectors.
EvoCharge’s EVC50, EVC50 LTE and Max 80 Amp EV Charger stations must be hardwired by a certified electrician. The EVC50 works on Wi-Fi only, whereas the EVC50 LTE and Max 80 Amp EV Charger can connect via cellular or Wi-Fi. The EVC50 and EVC50 LTE chargers have flexible amperage — 16, 24, 32, 40, 48 and 50 amps — so they work great in most situations.
EvoCharge EVC50, EVC50 LTE and Max 80 Amp EV Charger stations must be hardwired for safety and reliability. We recommend hiring an experienced electrician for installation. From there, charging stations can be managed using the EvoCharge Network or a third-party network of your choosing.
Tax Incentives for Hospitality Charging Stations
Your EVSE may be eligible for federal and state or provincial tax rebates and incentives, as well as local utility discounts. These incentives depend on where you live, so check out what’s available.