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Many businesses and organizations are looking to install charging stations for electric vehicles to meet increasing demand from EV drivers. In this guide, we’ll list some of the best charging stations in Canada for businesses of all sizes.

SWTCH

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SWTCH specializes in EV chargers for multi-unit residential buildings, public & retail, and workplaces. The company offers several Level 2 and DC fast chargers which can be tailored to the property and residents. With the SWTCH Connect™ app, properties can continuously manage the electricity consumption of chargers based on the capacity that is available at any given moment. As a result, properties can scale their charging infrastructure as EV demand grows. Prices are determined after consultation with the SWTCH sales team.


ChargePoint

ChargePoint offers Level 2 AC and Level 3 DC fast charging stations for businesses. There are three Level 2 charging models: the CPF50, CT4000, and CP6000 stations. The ChargePoint® cloud software provides insight into power use, station status, and energy costs. It also gives you greater control over the station, such as remote power management, scheduling, and panel sharing.

CPF50 specifications

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  • Price: $1,795 MSRP
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 1.9-12 kW
  • Voltage: 240V
  • Amperage: 16-48A, max 50A
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

The CPF50 is best suited for apartments and condos. It is available with one or two ports and can be wall-mounted or free-standing with a pedestal.

CT4000 specifications

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  • Price: Starting at $3,100 MSRP
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 1.9-7.2 kW
  • Voltage: 240V
  • Amperage: 8-30A
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

The CT4000 is best suited for workplaces, apartments, government agencies, and public parking spaces. It is available in six configurations: pedestal or wall mounted, 6-inch or 8-inches tall, and 18-inch or 23-inch cable length

CP6000 specifications

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  • Price: On average. $14,944
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 3.7-22 kW
  • Voltage: 208V-240V
  • Amperage: 16-50A; max 80A
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

The CP6000 is best suited for workplaces, public parking spaces, retail businesses, and auto dealerships. The station can be tailored to specific charging needs with flexible hardware configurations and network settings.

The two Level 3 charging stations offered by ChargePoint are the Express and Express Plus models. Both stations are compatible with multiple connector types and are best suited for commercial properties, fueling stations, workplaces, public parking spots, and hotels. You can also use CharegPoint’s cloud-based software to better manage your station

ChargePoint Express specifications

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  • Price: On average, $70,649
  • Charging level: Level 3
  • Power output: Max 62.5kW, 125 kW if paired
  • Voltage: 200V-1000V
  • Amperage: Up to 200A, depending on connector and configuration
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

ChargePoint Express Plus specifications

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  • Price: Price determined after consultation with ChargePoint
  • Charging level: Level 3
  • Power output:
    • 40 kW for the Power Module
    • 200 kW per Power Block
    • 150 kW for 4 vehicles charging simultaneously, up to 500 kW to a single port with three Power Blocks
  • Voltage: 100V-1000V
  • Amperage:
    • 100A for the Power Module
    • 250A, 300A, 350A, and 500A for the Power Block
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

EVBox

EVBox provides businesses with AC and DC EV charging stations. The two AC charging models are the EVBox Liviqo and the EVBox BusinessLine. Both stations have a built-in MID-certified meter that accurately measures electricity usage. Dynamic load balancing adjusts the power used between the stations and other appliances to prevent energy spikes and avoid grid upgrades.

EVBox Liviqo specifications

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  • Price: Price determined after consultation with EVBox.
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 7.4kW / 11kW / 22kW
  • Voltage: 230V-400V
  • Amperage: 6A-32A
  • Operating temperature: -30°C to 50°C

EVBox BusinessLine specifications

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  • Price: Price determined after consultation with EVBox.
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 7.4kW / 11kW / 22kW
  • Voltage: 230V-400V
  • Amperage: 6A-32A
  • Operating temperature: -30°C to 50°C

The two DC charging stations offered by EVBox are the EVBox Troniq High Power and the EVBox Troniq Modular. Both models provide fast charging speeds and are ideal for high-traffic locations. Additional features for each station include dynamic load balancing, customizable branding, upgradeable power modules, and contactless and PIN payment options for customers or employees. The Troniq Modular is available in three configurations: double cable, double cable and socket, and compact.

EVBox Troniq High Power specifications

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  • Price: Determined after consultation with EVBox
  • Charging level: Level 3
  • Power output: 320kW / 360kW / 400kW
  • Voltage: 480V
  • Amperage: up to 500A
  • Operating temperature: -30°C to 30°C (55°C with derating)

EVBox Troniq Modular specifications

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  • Price: Determined after consultation with EVBox
  • Charging level: Level 3
  • Power output: 90kW / 120kW / 150kW / 180kW / 210kW / 240kW (compact configuration limited at 150kW)
  • Voltage: 480V
  • Amperage: up to 500A
  • Operating temperature: -25°C to 40°C (55°C with derating)

FLO

While Flo is a leader in home charging solutions, the company does provide charging stations for commercial properties. The four Flo commercial charging stations are the CoRe+™ Series (regular and max models), the SmartTWO™ Series (regular and BSR versions), the SmartDC™, and the FLO Ultra™. The CoRe and SmartTWO series come in multiple configurations, such as wall-mounted, double pole-mounted etc. The SmartDC comes in a 50kW and 100kW version.

CoRe+ Series specifications

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  • Price: Determined in consultation with FLO
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 208V-240V
  • Voltage: 1.2kW to 7.2kW for the regular version, 1.2kW to 19.2 kW for the Max version
  • Amperage: 6A to 30A for the regular version, 6A to 80A for the Max version
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

SmartTWO series specifications

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  • Price: Determined in consultation with FLO
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 1.2kW to 7.2kW
  • Voltage: 208v-240V
  • Amperage: 6A to 30A
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

SmartDC specifications

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  • Price: Determined in consultation with FLO
  • Charging level: Level 3
  • Power output: Max 54kW for the 50kW version, max 108kW for the 100kW version
  • Voltage: 480V
  • Amperage: 65A for the 50kW version, 130A for the 100kW version
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

FLO Ultra specifications

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  • Price: Determined in consultation with FLO
  • Charging level: Level 3
  • Power output: 320kW
  • Voltage: 480V
  • Amperage: 420A
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 50°C

EnelXWay

EnelXway has four charging station models for commercial properties: the JuiceBox® Pro series, the JuiceStand Pro™ series, the JuicePedestal™ series, and the JuicePump™ series. Each model comes with fast charging speeds and has smart-charging capabilities, such as Wi-Fi connectivity, remote monitoring, and time-of-use charging settings.

JuiceBox Pro specifications

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  • Price: $1,249, $1,269 for hardwired installation
    • The JuiceNet Businesses software costs $60 per unit per year. The JuiceNet Enterprise software costs $120 per unit per year.
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: up to 9.6kW
  • Voltage: 208V-240V
  • Amperage: 40A
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 60°C

JuiceStand Pro specifications

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  • Price: $649
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 7.7kW / 9.6kW / 11.5kW
  • Voltage: 208V-240V
  • Amperage: 32A / 40A / 48A
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 60°C

JuicePedestal specifications

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  • Price: Determined after consultation with Enel X sales team
  • Charging level: Level 2
  • Power output: 7.7kW / 9.6kW / 11.2kW / 19.2kW
  • Voltage: 208V-240V
  • Amperage: 32A / 40A / 48A / 80A
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 60°C (-20°C to 50°C with Credit Card Reader)

JuicePump specifications

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Available in multiple power models: 50-75 kW, 150 kW, 175 kW, 180 kW-360 kW

  • Price: Determined after consultation with Enel X sales team
  • Charging level: Level 3
  • Power output: from 7.7kW to 360kW
  • Voltage: 480V
  • Amperage: Up to 500A
  • Operating temperature: -35° to 50°C

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