What We Do
Our Commercial EV Charger Installation Services
We handle all aspects of commercial EV charger installation:
- Workplace EV charging installation — dedicated charging points for staff car parks and fleet vehicles
- Customer and visitor EV charging — public-facing charging points for retail, hospitality, and mixed-use properties
- Multi-bay EV charging systems — scalable charging infrastructure for car parks with multiple bays
- Level 2 AC commercial charger installation — faster AC charging units suitable for workplace and public charging environments
- DC fast charger infrastructure preparation — electrical infrastructure groundwork for future DC fast charger installation
- Switchboard and electrical infrastructure assessment — ensuring your commercial electrical system can support EV charging loads safely
- Load management systems — smart load balancing for sites with multiple chargers sharing electrical capacity
- New build EV readiness — future-proofing commercial new builds with EV charging conduit and electrical infrastructure from the ground up
Our Process
How Our Commercial EV Charger Installation Works
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Assess
We assess your site — existing electrical infrastructure, available capacity, car park layout, and your charging requirements.
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Design
We design the right charging solution and provide a fixed quote covering all infrastructure, hardware, and installation work.
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Install
We install all cabling, circuits, and charger units at agreed times, minimising disruption to your site.
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Commission
We commission all chargers, test every unit, and confirm the system is operating correctly before handover.
Why Northern Lights Lighting and Electrical
Why Auckland Businesses Choose Northern Lights Lighting and Electrical
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Accredited Master Electricians
Fully licensed and verified by Master Electricians NZ for safe, compliant commercial EV charger installation.
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4.9 on Google
Trusted by Auckland businesses for quality electrical work.
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Infrastructure-first approach
We assess your full electrical infrastructure before recommending a solution, ensuring your switchboard and supply can handle the load.
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Scalable installations
We design commercial EV charging systems that can be expanded as your fleet or usage grows, without requiring a complete re-install.
From electrical services and data to heat pumps and more — no matter the size of the job, they're consistently reliable, punctual, and highly professional.
Service Area
Commercial EV Charger Installation Across Auckland
FAQs
Commercial EV Charger Installation Auckland FAQs
How much does commercial EV charger installation cost in Auckland?
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It depends on the number of chargers, the distance from your switchboard, the type of chargers, and whether any electrical infrastructure upgrades are needed. Call us on 0800 177 275 or request a free quote and we'll assess your site and give you a clear, fixed price.
How many EV chargers can our existing electrical system support?
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It depends on your current switchboard capacity and the available electrical supply to your building. We assess this as part of every commercial EV charger quote — and where the existing supply needs upgrading, we include that in the scope.
What type of EV charger is best for a workplace car park?
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Level 2 AC chargers are the standard for workplace and public charging — they provide a full charge overnight or during a working day. For high-turnover public charging, DC fast chargers are faster but require more significant electrical infrastructure. We'll recommend the right solution for your specific use case.
Can EV chargers be installed in an existing car park?
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Yes — we regularly retrofit EV charging into existing car parks. The key variables are the distance from the electrical supply and the available capacity. We'll assess both and give you a practical solution.
Is there government funding available for commercial EV charger installation?
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There have been various government and industry incentive schemes for commercial EV charging infrastructure in NZ. We recommend checking with EECA (Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority) for current programmes before committing to a project.
