Smarter Charging for Electric Fleets
Build an EV charging system around your fleet, your operating schedule and the electrical capacity available at your site.
IA Charger supplies EN+ AC and DC commercial EV chargers in Ireland, supported by the Evchargo Cloud management platform. From a small company fleet to a multi-charger depot, you can manage chargers, drivers, energy usage and charging activity through one connected system.
More Than an EV Charger
Why Choose EN+ for Fleet EV Charging?
Fleet charging is about much more than installing charge points. Your vehicles need to be ready when they're required, while your business needs control over power consumption, charging activity and infrastructure costs.
EN+ combines commercial EV charging hardware with intelligent software and energy management, giving fleet operators a solution that can grow alongside the transition to electric vehicles.
The Evchargo platform provides remote management and monitoring, user management, billing and financial management, transaction information and load balancing.
Scalable
Start with the chargers your fleet needs today and expand the charging network as more vehicles transition to electric.
AC + DC
Charging
Choose AC charging for vehicles parked for longer periods or higher-powered DC charging where faster turnaround is required. IA Charger's current commercial range includes AC chargers alongside DC options from 40kW to 300kW.
Cloud Managed
Monitor your charging infrastructure remotely through Evchargo Cloud, including charger status, usage and transactions.
Control Access
Manage Your
Power
Irish Support
Manage authorised users and RFID cards so your charging infrastructure is available to the people who need it.
EN+ Dynamic Load Balancing helps distribute available electrical capacity across multiple chargers rather than allowing EV charging to overload the site.
EN+ technology backed by IA Charger's support in Ireland. Our Cork-based team supports customers and installers from initial specification through installation and ongoing operation.
Fleet Charging Hardware + Software
One Connected Ecosystem for Your EV Fleet. Evchargo Cloud
The charger is only one part of an effective fleet charging solution. EN+ hardware works alongside Evchargo Cloud to give fleet operators visibility and control over the complete charging network.
Evchargo provides remote charger and charging-station management, while its data-analysis tools can monitor charging infrastructure in real time, analyse energy and load distribution, identify underutilised charging stations, support billing analysis and help identify maintenance requirements.
Our industry leading software is included in the cost of the hardware, providing incredible value. Not to worry if you already have your own software operating system, all our hardware is OCPP compliant, so no problem working with your current management platform.
The Right Charger Depends on How Long Your Customers Stay
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A customer spending three hours at a golf club has very different charging requirements from a driver stopping briefly at a busy commercial location.
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That's why destination charging shouldn't automatically mean installing the highest-powered charger available.
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EN+ provides AC and DC charging options that allow the charging infrastructure to be designed around customer dwell time, vehicle numbers, available site power and the commercial objectives of the location.
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EN+ AC Charging
7kW / 11kW / 22kW
Ideal for fleet vehicles that remain parked for longer periods or overnight. Select the charging configuration to suit vehicle dwell time, onboard charging capability and available site power.
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EN+ DC Charging
40kW – 300kW
For fleet operations where vehicle turnaround is critical, EN+ DC charging provides significantly higher charging power for vehicles that need to get back on the road quickly. IA Charger currently offers EN+ DC options across this power range.
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EN+ NANO Duo
Two Vehicles. One Charger. The EN+ NANO Duo provides two charging connections from a single unit — up to 2 × 11kW simultaneously or 1 × 22kW — making it particularly useful for fleet and multi-bay installations.
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Evchargo Cloud
Manage Your Fleet Charging Remotely
View charging stations, charger status, transactions and operational information through the Evchargo Cloud platform. Operators can view individual charging-station activity as well as total transactions across multiple stations.
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Data & Reporting
Know How Your Chargers Are Being Used
Use operational data to understand charging activity and infrastructure utilisation rather than managing your fleet charging from electricity bills alone.
Evchargo's platform provides operational data by month or year and includes transaction and turnover reporting.
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Remote Management
Stay Connected to Your Charging Network
Monitor charger and charging-station status remotely. Evchargo Cloud supports remote operation and maintenance, helping operators manage infrastructure across one or multiple charging locations.
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RFID & User Management
​Identify & Manage Users
Configure RFID cards and control authorised access to your charging network, helping businesses distinguish between drivers and charging activity.
Evchargo Cloud specifically provides RFID configuration and user-management functionality.
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OCPP
Flexible, Future-Focused Connectivity
Evchargo Cloud supports OCPP 1.6, while EN+ commercial chargers use the OCPP standard for communication between charger and management platform. Upgradable to OCCP2.0
V2G/V2L/V2H
Control Access. Track Usage. Recover Costs
Flexible Fleet Charging Management
Your charging infrastructure may be used exclusively by company vehicles, shared with employees or opened to other users.
EN+ and Evchargo give you the flexibility to configure your charging operation around the way your business actually works.
Your current commercial offering supports QR code, App and RFID activation and allows different charging rates to be configured — including, for example, discounted employee rates.
IDENTIFY
Provide drivers or employees with an appropriate method of accessing the chargers, including RFID where required.
CHARGE & RECORD
Evchargo records charging activity and transaction information, creating visibility over how the charging infrastructure is being used.
CONNECT & ACTIVATE
The driver connects their EV and starts the charging session using the site's configured activation method. Plug&Charge/RFID/App
MANAGE & REPORT
Review charging activity through Evchargo Cloud and use the data to understand energy consumption, utilisation and charging costs.
Need to Charge Different Users Different Rates?
No problem
A fleet charging location can also accommodate employees, visitors or other users. Charging can be configured around your business requirements rather than treating every user in exactly the same way.
Company Fleet | Employees | Visitors | Paid Public Charging
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Where paid charging is required, IA Charger can provide billing solutions through Evchargo Cloud. Your existing commercial service allows the station operator to set the charging tariff while the transaction and funds flow are managed through the billing system.
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Dynamic Load Balancing for
Fleet EV Charging
Charge More Vehicles. Make Better Use of Your Available Power.
Adding multiple EV chargers can create a significant new electrical demand at a fleet depot or commercial premises.
But every connected vehicle doesn't necessarily need maximum charging power at exactly the same time.
EN+ Dynamic Load Management monitors the power available to the charging installation and dynamically controls the power allocated to EV charging, maximising charging output while preventing overload and subsequent power trips.
Why does this matter for a fleet? 10 chargers don't necessarily require 10 times the maximum charger capacity — vehicles arrive at different times, require different amounts of energy and remain parked for different periods. EN+ Load Balance Controller Box helps manage this load, providing multiple balancing options to perfectly suit your fleets' charging needs. A Dual Level LBC system, time based and priority load management are all managed within our suite of products, all included with the cost of the hardware. We can help advise on the best load balancing system based on your unique requirements.
Dynamic Load Balancing allows the charging infrastructure to work within the power available at the site rather than allowing every charger to demand its maximum output simultaneously, which becomes particularly important when moving from a handful of EVs to a significantly larger electric fleet.
HOW IT WORKS
1. MONITOR
The EN+ Load Balance Controller monitors site electrical consumption.
2. CALCULATE
The system determines the capacity available for EV charging within the configured site limit.
3. DISTRIBUTE
Available charging power is distributed across the connected chargers.
4. ADJUST
Charging output can respond as the electrical demand elsewhere on the site changes.
EN+'s commercial system supports both Average Power Distribution (APD) and Full-Load Priority (FLP) strategies for allocating available charging capacity, along with Dual level LBC for controlling multiple stations within one overall power supply, time based load balancing for fleets' that know which EV needs to be charged first. No matter your requirements we can help provide a solution.
Full Power Distribution - Load Balancing Solution - Assign priority chargers
Why Does This Matter for a Fleet?
10 chargers don't necessarily require 10 × the maximum charger capacity
Your vehicles may arrive at different times, require different amounts of energy and remain parked for different periods.
Dynamic Load Balancing allows the charging infrastructure to work within the power available at the site rather than simply allowing every charger to demand its maximum output simultaneously.
That can be particularly important when moving from a handful of EVs to a significantly larger electric fleet.
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Fleet EV
Charging
FAQs
How many EV chargers can I install at my business? There is no fixed number of EV chargers that a business can install. The number will depend on your site's available electrical capacity, the power rating of the chargers, the number of vehicles that need to charge and how quickly those vehicles need to be ready. Importantly, installing ten 22kW chargers does not necessarily mean your site needs 220kW of additional available power. With EN+ Dynamic Load Management, available electrical capacity can be intelligently distributed across multiple chargers. The EN+ Load Balance Controller monitors site consumption and manages the power available for EV charging in real time. This can allow businesses to install more charging points without every charger requiring its maximum rated power simultaneously. IA Charger can help determine the most appropriate combination of chargers and load management for your fleet requirements.
Do fleet EV chargers need load balancing? For a small installation with plenty of spare electrical capacity, load balancing may not always be necessary. However, it becomes increasingly valuable as the number of EV chargers and the potential charging demand increase. EN+ Dynamic Load Balancing is designed to prevent EV charging from exceeding the electrical capacity allocated to the site or charging installation. Rather than allowing every connected EV charger to draw maximum power simultaneously, the system can adjust charging output according to the available capacity. EN+ describes the objective as maximising charging output — or enabling more charge points to operate — within limited electrical infrastructure while helping prevent overload and power trips. For fleet depots and workplaces planning to expand their EV fleet, designing load management into the charging infrastructure from the beginning can also make future expansion considerably easier.
Can I track how much electricity each vehicle uses? Yes. Evchargo Cloud records charging-session and transaction information, allowing fleet operators to monitor how their charging infrastructure is being used. The platform provides transaction management together with operational and energy data. Operators can view individual transaction details as well as total transactions across the charging stations they operate. Evchargo also provides operational reporting and data analysis, helping businesses understand charger utilisation and energy consumption rather than relying solely on the overall electricity bill. The platform's data-analysis functionality is designed to support energy management, utilisation analysis and accurate billing and financial analysis. This is particularly useful for businesses that need to distinguish between different drivers, users or charging locations.
Can employees and fleet vehicles use the same EV chargers? Yes. The same EN+ charging infrastructure can be used for company fleet vehicles, employees and, where required, visitors or other authorised users. Evchargo Cloud provides user management and RFID card management, allowing businesses to control access to their charging infrastructure. This means a workplace does not necessarily need separate charging infrastructure for fleet vehicles and employee EVs. The charging arrangement can instead be designed around the business's requirements — for example, company vehicles may charge as part of fleet operations while employees or visitors can be managed separately. Where charging costs need to be recovered, billing options can also be incorporated into the solution.
Can fleet EV charging be billed? Yes. EN+ commercial chargers combined with Evchargo Cloud can support billing as part of a commercial EV charging installation. Evchargo Cloud includes billing and financial management, transaction management and user management, allowing the charging operator to monitor charging sessions and manage the financial side of the charging service. This can be particularly useful where the same charging infrastructure is shared between different groups. For example, a business may provide charging to its own fleet as an operating cost while applying a different charging arrangement for employees, visitors or other users. IA Charger can provide billing solutions to suit the way you want your charging infrastructure to operate.
Do I need DC fast chargers or AC chargers for my fleet? It depends primarily on how long your vehicles are parked, how much energy they need and how quickly they need to return to service. AC charging is often well suited to fleet vehicles that remain at a depot or workplace for several hours or overnight. EN+ AC options include 7kW, 11kW and 22kW charging, allowing the infrastructure to be matched to vehicle dwell time and available site power. DC fast charging becomes more important where vehicles have shorter turnaround times and need significant energy added quickly. This can be particularly relevant to high-utilisation commercial fleets where vehicles cannot remain parked for long charging periods. Many fleet sites may ultimately benefit from a combination of AC and DC charging rather than choosing one exclusively. AC chargers can handle vehicles with longer dwell times while DC charging can be available for vehicles that need a faster turnaround. The best solution should therefore be based on your vehicle numbers, daily mileage, battery sizes, arrival and departure times and available site power — rather than simply selecting the highest-powered charger available.
Tax Relief & Grants for Fleet Electrification
Investing in an electric fleet? Tax relief and grants may be available.
Qualifying EVs and EN+ charging equipment may attract 100% tax relief in year one under Ireland’s Accelerated Capital Allowance (ACA) scheme, and SEAI and Government grants can help fund vans, fleet planning and depot charging. Schemes can change or close — we’ll help you check current availability and eligibility.
100% YEAR-ONE RELIEF
Qualifying EVs and EN+ chargers can potentially be 100% deductible in year one under the ACA scheme.
SEAI ELECTRIC VAN GRANT
€3,800 for small vans (N1S) or €7,600 for 3.5t vans (N1L), claimed at the point of sale via an approved SEAI dealer.
FLEET & DEPOT GRANTS
SEAI Fleet Assessment Grant of €4,000–€8,000, plus ZEHDV depot charging grants of up to €300,000.
BIK-FREE CHARGING
Home chargers for battery-electric company cars and workplace charging can be BIK-exempt (conditions apply).
Planning the Transition to an Electric Fleet?
Whether you're charging 2 vehicles or planning a large multi-charger depot, talk to IA Charger before specifying the hardware. We'll help you consider the chargers, software, billing requirements and load-management options needed to build a scalable EN+ fleet charging solution.
EN+ Hardware. Evchargo Software. Irish Support.