EV fleet charging

The next part
of your electric fleet.

SEE Chargers extends our industrial charging experience to electric vehicle fleets.

An EV charging unit installed beneath a canopy.

From the working floor

Charging in the real world.

Start with vehicle access, connector reach and the power available on site. The final charger and installation are matched to the vehicles using them.

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Build the fleet brief

What your charging plan needs.

Bring the vehicle makes and models, battery information and the connector each vehicle accepts. Record when vehicles return, how long they remain parked and which must leave first. These details help define the charging requirement before a charger is selected.

Include the number of vehicles today and the expansion you are planning. For the site, share the available supply information, existing charging loads, parking layout, access routes and proposed charger positions. An equipment recommendation and an electrical installation assessment are separate steps.

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Before you specify

EV charging questions.

Can I use the forklift charger selector for an EV?

Provide the vehicle and connector requirements through the EV fleet enquiry so we can review them separately. The forklift selector compares industrial battery charger configurations and should not be used to select EV equipment.

How much site power will the fleet need?

Share vehicle energy demand, parking windows, the number charging together, other site loads and the available electrical supply. Those inputs let us assess the equipment and installation; the answer depends on the actual operation.

Are all EV connectors and vehicles supported?

Provide the vehicle details so we can confirm compatibility against the actual vehicle, connector and charger configuration before equipment is selected. This page does not claim universal compatibility.

Does the industrial charger warranty cover EV equipment?

Ask for the terms applicable to the EV equipment in your proposal. The published industrial battery charger warranty summary has a defined equipment scope and does not establish EV coverage.

The wider fleet · SEE Chargers

DC charging for
electric vehicle fleets.

Adding electric vehicles to your operation? Our SEE Chargers offering brings Stanbury’s charging experience to DC EV fleet charging.

Start with vehicle use, parking time and site capacity. We can discuss EV and industrial charging together, with each specified for the equipment it serves.

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Start with the operation

A charging plan before a product choice.

01 / VEHICLES

Understand the duty

Vehicle types, routes, energy use and connector requirements shape the specification.

02 / TIME

Use the available window

Plan around parking periods, shift changes and which vehicles need to be ready first.

03 / SITE

Consider the whole demand

Review grid capacity and how EV charging will share the site with MHE and other loads.

Planning an electric fleet?

Confirm Australian availability, connectors and installation for your application.

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