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- SLD Pumps and Power orders CubiServ
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Home Site Structure Support Site Structure My unit was installed a long time ago, and is out of warranty, but has now developed a fault. Will I have to purchase a new unit? Product Support My unit was installed a long time ago, and is out of warranty, but has now developed a fault. Will I have to purchase a new unit? In most cases absolutely not! As our units are of a modular design, in the majority of cases a replacement component can be ordered and simply swapped out by your electrical contractor. Therefore, repairing your unit is usually easier, cheaper and greener! For further assistance please contact us via our online chat where one of our team can assist. Our live chat is available Monday to Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm GMT. Alternatively, use our contact form or drop us a call on +44 (0) 1205 724 754. 8 September 2023 Last updated: Related Support My unit was installed a long time ago, and is out of warranty, but has now developed a fault. Will I have to purchase a new unit? My smart charger has gone offline and I cannot connect to the unit? My charging cable is stuck? What size electrical supply do I need for my charger?
- Johnson & Johnson Chooses Rolec EV
Johnson & Johnson Chooses Rolec EV EV Charging
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Home Site Structure Support Site Structure How do I find Rolec’s public electric vehicle charging points? Sales Support Charging at Workplaces How do I find Rolec’s public electric vehicle charging points? Easy! By using our VendElectric driver app, you can find a Rolec electric vehicle charging point near you in a matter of moments. Visit the app: www.rolecserv.com/charging-on-the-go 10 February 2022 Last updated: Related Support Can I generate revenue by offering electric vehicle charging to the public? What is OCPP? Are there any grants available for workplaces? What charging speeds do Rolec offer for workplace and commercial requirements?
- Wattif Provides Funded Rolec EV Chargepoint Solutions to Mullingar Golf Club
CASE STUDY Wattif Provides Funded Rolec EV Chargepoint Solutions to Mullingar Golf Club MULLINGAR GOLF CLUB Mullingar Golf Club is located at Belvedere, Ireland, 5km south of the town centre and just off the main N52 (Nenagh – Dundalk) route, 80km west of Dublin along the M4/N4. The course layout is the work of famous Scottish golf course designer and 5 times Open Champion James Braid (1870 – 1950). Although some changes have been made since its creation in 1935, Mullingar is essentially as its designer intended, a championship challenge set in a mature wooded parkland that was once part of the Belvedere Estate. The course runs to 6,685 yards with a classic par 72 balance of 10 par 4s, 4 par 5s and 4 par 3s. Its routing is player friendly, returning to the club house at 3, and 9. All four par 3s are feature holes, but the 209 yard second is the signature hole, with its elevated tee and green it is considered one of the best par 3s in Irish golf. SCOPE The Golf Club is situated lakeside in Mullingar, Westmeath and offers golfers and visitors a World Class golf venue. With the increase in electric vehicles adoption, and members and visitors wanting EV charging whilst playing golf or using the Club’s facilities, the Club looked to install EV chargers to meet the growing request and demand for EV charging. With a car park capable of accommodating 150+ vehicles, The Club reached out to Wattif EV to provide initial charging of 4 car park bays with a build out programme to match EV charging demand over a multi-year period. The current site’s electrical capacity required a solution that offered charging load management, and local lighting at the charger location was of high importance to the client for a safe charging experience. SOLUTION A joint venture for a multi-year managed services EV charging infrastructure comprising design, installation, commissioning, service and maintenance was agreed, with 24/7 user helpline and load management services. Wattif EV would manage the tariff and pricing, as well as user registration, for both mobile App and RFID transactions. Wattif EV would manage the life cycle of the assets from design to future build out. The Rolec EV Quantum 22kW dual pedestals were selected for quality, performance, and aesthetics. The installation with civils took two weeks from initial site access to commissioning and staff/public charging, with civil and electrical installation performed by Ascent Energy Services. The installation took place whilst the Club remained open to members and guests, with civils and electrical connections being made whilst the Club operated, and with barriers/access managed around the operating Club’s needs. BENEFIT Wattif EV provided the Club with access to 4 Rolec EV charging sockets, and a services programme to operate, manage and maintain these chargers with a further roll-out programme to meet the increasing demand of EV charging. The back-end solution provides load management as well as demand reporting and operation features including tariff and user management, and the 24/7 support for users – allowing Mullingar Golf Club to concentrate and do what they do best – providing a World Class golfing experience and to all their members and visitors. PREVIOUS NEXT Mullingar Golf Club
- 5 Reasons Why Your Workplace Needs EV Charging.
BLOG EV Charging 5 Reasons Why Your Workplace Needs EV Charging. 12 December 2023 at 11:07:53 Workplace charging isn’t new, in fact, many businesses across the country have been offering their staff and visitors EV charging facilities for quite some time now. Frankie Mellon, Head of EV Charging outlines five reasons why your workplace will benefit from allowing both staff and visitors to recharge their vehicles at your premises. 1. Up to £14,000 OLEV grant funding available With the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) seeking to make transport cleaner and greener for the future of the environment, the £14,000 grant funding provides businesses the chance to deploy EV charging infrastructure without worrying about a hefty price tag. With £350 per socket available, a total of 40 EV charging points can be installed across your workplace, completely preparing your business for the projected increase in EV adoption. 2. Charge Your Visitors If you’ve noticed that more and more of your visitors and clients are driving an EV, deploying EV charging infrastructure is a great way to generate additional revenue. All of our chargepoints are designed to operate via either free-to-use or pay-to-charge options, allowing your business to maximise your chargepoint’s potential. The beauty of this is that it enables businesses to adopt flexible pricing models; you may choose to offer your employees free EV charging whilst offering visitors charging at a cost, the choice is completely yours. 3. Keep Employees Satisfied Workplaces are often considering ways in how they can keep their employees satisfied whilst making them feel valued. Providing EV charging on-site whilst employees complete their time at work is the perfect way to ensure that staff are satisfied with their workplace. Supplying the means to recharge their EVs will also create peace of mind as employees are able to begin their commutes back home with sufficient and/or full charge. 4. Encourage EV Uptake & Improve Local Air Quality Making the transition to an EV is dependent on various factors, one of them being whether the driver can recharge conveniently without any hassle. Situating chargepoints at your workplace is an effective way to increase confidence in EV uptake, allowing employees to park and charge without looking for chargepoint locations elsewhere. In turn, this will improve local air quality, due to the number of EV drivers at your workplace not driving ICE vehicles. 5. Reputation for Environmental Responsibility Most businesses have environmental policies in place, but adding EV charging to the policies is an effective way to gain a great reputation for being forward-thinkers in initiating change for the good within your business. By deploying electric vehicle charging infrastructure, your business will also generate further green credentials, showcasing your workplace as a place that encourages developments for a better and healthier environment. For Rolec’s workplace charging solutions, please visit: www.rolecserv.com/workplace-charging PREVIOUS NEXT Related Posts Your Charging Questions Answered Rolec Provides Over 1,000 EV Charging Points for Kia UK. Supporting Your Transition to a Zero Emissions Fleet
- EV chargers for Hull Shopping Centre
EV chargers for Hull Shopping Centre EV Charging
- EV Chargepoint Funding for Schools and Colleges
BLOG EV Charging EV Chargepoint Funding for Schools and Colleges 26 April 2024 at 14:08:16 What funding is available? As of early February 2024, state-funded educational institutions will now have access to funding through the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS). Up to £100,000 of grant funding is available, covering up to 75% of the cost to purchase and install EV chargepoints. Through this grant funding, schools and colleges could receive up to £2,500 per socket , with a maximum of 40 sockets across all sites to be applied to designated, off-street parking facilities. Also, institutions that are part of an academy can apply for up to 40 sockets per institution within the group. The Benefits of EV Charging in Schools It’s not just about funding. There are so many other reasons to install electric car chargers at your school or college. Here are just a few: By setting an example to students and visitors, forward thinking institutions can lead the way in the adoption of electric vehicles. Not just talking the sustainability talk but also walking the sustainability walk. Providing visitors and students with the facilities to make EV charging convenient and adaptable to their needs is a step towards making your campus more accessible to environmentally conscious students. Removing a barrier to EV adoption. EV charging provides an opportunity to generate additional funding that can be fed directly back into the school and the surrounding community. Opening up chargepoints for use by the public outside of opening hours, not only is your institution becoming a charging hub, but also allows for the creation of a completely new revenue stream. Something that can be easily managed with chargepoint management software. Do I qualify? First and foremost, your institution needs to be located in either England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland. If you are located in the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man, you are not eligible for funding via this grant. The educational institution must also be state-funded. This funding does not extend to privately funded schools or colleges. You must have: ● An existing or future need for charging an electric vehicle ● Designated off-street parking facilities that are clearly associated with your premises (the parking may be used by customers, guests, visitors, staff, or others) ● Had a site survey done by an installer, who has confirmed that your site can support EV charging ● Not have applied for a grant for the same chargepoint under the EV infrastructure grant for staff and fleets or any other grant scheme ● Have the authority to apply for the Workplace Charging Scheme on behalf of your organisation Both the chargepoint models and your installer must be approved by the Office of Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV). How do I apply for funding? Once you have checked your eligibility against the above criteria, and have carried out a site survey, you can apply for funding via the Government website . Note: You will need to provide your institution's ID, reference number or SEED in order to move forward with your application. Successful applicants will then receive a voucher code that will be valid for 180 days, that must be passed on to your chosen installer. All installations must be carried out within this 6-month period. After which point, your installer must then apply for funding using the online forms available on the Government website. Further information for installers: You must fill out an installer claim form for each institution in which you carried out a chargepoint installation. Note: Section 4 of the form must be completed by the educational institution. To accompany this, you will also need to complete a grant claim form detailing the location of all installations and the total cost of installation, as well as other relevant project information. This form can collate information from multiple different institutions. Both forms must then be emailed directly to workplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk . For installers that are employed by the education institution, there is a separate application process . When is the deadline to apply? The current deadline for funding applications is 31st March 2025. Contact us to learn how we can assist you with grant applications and support the implementation of workplace charging solutions. PREVIOUS NEXT Related Posts 15 Years of EVolution Looking Backwards to Drive Forwards: Discussing the Used EV Market Rolec and Monta; Making EV Charging a Whole Lot Better