Best Networks can help deploy UniFi EV charging as part of a coordinated network, access-control and facility-infrastructure project for manufacturing plants, commercial properties, employee parking and select residential installations.
We can define the network and integration scope and coordinate the low-voltage portion with the required electrical work.
UniFi's current U.S. EV Station Lite and EV Station Pro are weatherproof 11 kW Level 2 charging stations designed for managed deployment. The Pro model adds a 10.1-inch display and supports a payment-terminal accessory; the Lite emphasizes scalable deployment and flexible access control.
Weatherproof Level 2 charging with flexible access control, a large touch display and optional payment-terminal support.
UniFi console/connectivity planning, network integration, Wi-Fi where applicable, VLAN/security design and management access.
Coordinate UniFi Access / Identity workflows when badge or NFC-based charging access is part of the deployment.
Mounting locations, stands, pathway planning, network/data cabling and coordination with the electrician providing the required branch circuit and electrical work.
EV charging can be treated as another managed facility service rather than a standalone appliance. For a manufacturing client, we can coordinate where stations should be located, how users authenticate, how connectivity reaches the parking area, and how the deployment fits alongside cameras, gates, Wi-Fi and access control.
EV charging requires substantial electrical work. Best Networks' role is the network, low-voltage, integration and project-coordination side. The required high-voltage branch circuits, load calculations, permits and electrical installation must be performed by the appropriate licensed electrical contractor and inspected as required.
We can help define the network, access and integration scope and coordinate it with the electrical portion of the project.