Charging Assessment
Vehicle, connector, dwell time and charging-speed requirements.
Overview
Build charging infrastructure around real users and real locations
A good charging setup begins before the charger is selected. Vehicle mix, daily use, electrical load, parking flow and future expansion shape the right solution.
Final electrical design, protection, permissions and installation must be handled by qualified and authorised professionals.
- Charging Assessment — Vehicle, connector, dwell time and charging-speed requirements.
- Load Planning — Existing load, sanctioned capacity and expansion considerations.
- Site Layout — Parking, cable route, safety and user-access planning.
- Safety Coordination — Protection, earthing, signage and authorised installation.
What We Handle
Capabilities that make up the service
Load Planning
Existing load, sanctioned capacity and expansion considerations.
Site Layout
Parking, cable route, safety and user-access planning.
Safety Coordination
Protection, earthing, signage and authorised installation.
Fleet Readiness
Charging windows, route needs and operational planning.
Monitoring Options
Usage visibility, access control and connected charger options.
How It Works
A clear step-by-step process
Profile
Understand vehicles, routes, parking and charging windows.
Survey
Review site power, layout and installation conditions.
Design
Select charging approach and expansion plan.
Install
Coordinate authorised electrical and charger installation.
Monitor
Review usage, support and future capacity needs.
Service Types
Charging solutions for every destination
Home Charging
Convenient overnight charging for individual homes and residential parking.
- Vehicle and connector review
- Cable and parking layout
- Electrical-load assessment
Society & Workplace Charging
Shared charging for residents, staff and managed parking locations.
- User-access planning
- Metering and allocation
- Phased expansion
Commercial Destination Charging
Charging for malls, hotels, offices, hospitals and public destinations.
- Parking-flow review
- AC/DC selection
- Payment and access options
Fleet & Depot Charging
Charging aligned with routes, vehicle return times and operating schedules.
- Route and dwell-time analysis
- Load and demand planning
- Operational redundancy
Connected Charging
Monitoring, authentication, usage reporting and software-integration pathways.
- User authentication
- Remote visibility
- Usage reporting
EV Partnership
Sales, installation, site and distribution opportunities for suitable operators.
- Capability review
- Location assessment
- Training and support pathway
Why It Works
AC, DC and connected pathways
Practical charging plans for real movement patterns
Charging speed, connector type, access control and monitoring should be selected around dwell time, route needs and available power.
- Usage-based charger planning
- Home, workplace and fleet applications
- Safety and electrical coordination
- Scalable site design
- Monitoring and access-control options
Common Questions
Questions we are asked most often
Which charger is right for my location?
The answer depends on vehicle type, connector, dwell time, daily distance, available electrical load and expected future demand.
Can a housing society install shared chargers?
Yes, subject to parking, electrical, metering, access-control and society approval requirements.
Can I offer my commercial property as a charging site?
You can submit the site for preliminary review. Traffic, parking, power availability, access and commercial feasibility must be assessed.
Contact Us
Plan an EV charging setup for your home, property or fleet.
Share the vehicle type, number of parking spaces, property location and whether the requirement is residential, commercial, fleet or partnership-led.
Contact Number+91 98202 56699
Email Addresssupport@shawncargologistics.com
Office AddressPremises No. 8 & 9, 4th Floor, Shree Kamdhenu Estate, Near Vibgyor School, Behind Inorbit Mall, Off Link Road, Chincholi Bunder, Malad West, Mumbai - 400064.