Make every parking space EV-ready
One connected Bruntab solution for safe charging, user identification, load management and automatic allocation of every vehicle’s electricity cost.
A charger is only the beginning
In a shared parking facility, the real challenge is delivering safe, available power and assigning every kilowatt-hour to the right user—without overloading the building or creating work for management.
Limited electrical capacity
Several vehicles charging together can exceed the parking panel’s available capacity.
Who used the electricity?
A shared meter cannot show which resident or vehicle should pay for each charging session.
Installation complexity
Cable routes, protection, earthing, panel capacity, parking layout and connector type all matter.
No operational visibility
Without connected management, faults, availability and charging history remain invisible.
One connected system—from parking bay to individual bill
Bruntab designs the electrical infrastructure, supplies the appropriate AC or DC charger, identifies users, records every session and connects charging data to a management and billing layer.
- Technical site survey and charger selection
- RFID-based access for authorized users
- Session-level energy measurement and history
- Load control for multiple simultaneous chargers
- Transparent cost allocation for each user
Plug in. Identify. Charge. Pay fairly.
A simple experience for the driver, with the controls and records the building manager needs.
Connect
The driver connects the vehicle using the compatible charging cable.
Identify
An assigned RFID card authorizes the user and links the session to their account.
Charge intelligently
The system delivers energy within configured current and site-capacity limits.
Allocate the cost
Measured kilowatt-hours are stored and converted into a transparent user charge.
Match charging power to dwell time and infrastructure
Bruntab evaluates the vehicle, connector, available supply and expected parking time before recommending equipment.
Destination charging
For homes, residential towers, offices and hotels where vehicles remain parked for several hours.
- Single-phase or three-phase configurations
- Wall-mounted or pedestal installation
- RFID access and connected monitoring
- Ideal for overnight and workplace charging
Fast charging
For public stations, busy commercial destinations and fleet operations requiring shorter turnaround.
- Higher-power dedicated infrastructure
- Direct battery charging
- Site-capacity and demand assessment
- Suitable for high-throughput locations
Give every resident a charger—not the building a power problem
As adoption grows, unmanaged charging becomes expensive and difficult to operate. A connected system creates one view of chargers, users, energy and capacity.
Charging infrastructure already at work
Examples from Bruntab projects combining charger installation, user identification and electricity-consumption allocation.
One charging platform, many environments
Residential towers
Fair billing for private and shared parking without a separate utility meter for every vehicle.
Offices & workplaces
Managed employee and visitor charging with authenticated access and usage history.
Hotels & retail
A valuable destination service with controlled access and measurable energy cost.
Public & fleet sites
Scalable charging infrastructure selected for traffic, turnaround time and electrical capacity.
What building owners usually ask first
Every site is different. A technical survey confirms the appropriate charger, cable route, panel work and management architecture.
View all EV charger FAQs →Can chargers use the building’s shared electricity supply?
Yes, where the assessed electrical capacity and protective infrastructure permit it. Bruntab can measure each authenticated session separately so the related cost is assigned only to the user who charged.
What is the difference between AC and DC charging?
AC charging uses the vehicle’s onboard charger and suits longer parking periods. DC equipment supplies the battery directly at higher power and is generally selected for faster-turnaround locations.
What happens when several cars charge at once?
A managed design can limit or distribute available power between active chargers, helping the charging network remain within the site’s configured capacity.
Can the system grow after the first installation?
Yes. Bruntab can design the panel, communications and management layer around a phased rollout so additional parking bays can be equipped as demand grows.
Turn EV charging into a managed building service
Tell us about your parking spaces, electrical supply and expected vehicles. Bruntab will help define a safe, scalable charging and billing solution.
