PGE-Qualified Commercial EV Chargers

When requesting a quote, make sure to specify:

1. Access and pricing – many vendors offer the ability to digitally manage who has access to the chargers, and set pricing for EV drivers to meet your unique business needs

2. Connectivity

• Cellular (most common) – easy set up, but typically higher annual fees

• WiFi – no cellular data fees, but needs to be close to WiFi router for strong signal

• Ethernet – more infrastructure involved, but most reliable and cybersecure option

3. Cable length – buy a longer cable if your charger is further away from the charge port on the EV

4. Cable management – this helps retract the cable back towards the charger when not in use to prevent damage

5. Mounting – most chargers come in wall-mounted or pedestal-mounted versions – choose the one that’s right for your installation

6. Network fees, extended warranties, and maintenance plans – compare costs with other vendors and consider what the right level of service is for your organization

Click here to learn about our qualification process and how you can submit a Request for Qualification (RFQ).