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Installing charging stations to your employees is easy with Beev.
Support from A to Z, completely free of charge, from a dedicated expert who will monitor your project.
Terminal + installation from 1,530 INCL. VAT
The company can deduct VAT on the purchase and installation of the charging point, including on the employee's premises. Opting for this solution offers financial advantages and supports the energy transition.
The cost per kWh at home is lower than at public charging points, reducing the total cost of ownership (TCO) of an electric vehicle.
Track your employees' energy consumption and optimise their use to reduce the overall costs associated with mobility.
We've created a 4-step process to help you complete your electric vehicle charging point installation project:
A dedicated expert will analyse your employees' recharging needs and advise you on the appropriate charging point, financing arrangements and installation process.
The expert will contact your employees to draw up an offer tailored to their situation, in line with your company's regulations and standards.
After validation and payment, the employee will receive the terminal at home. A qualified IRVE installer will organise the installation of the terminal.
Depending on the option you choose, we will train you in our tools for monitoring the consumption of top-ups by your employees.
Deductible VAT : the company can reclaim VAT on the purchase and installation of the terminal.
Amortisation: the cost of the bollard can be amortised over several years.
Subsidies: local or national grants may be available for the installation of charging points.
For the employee :
Exemption from tax and social security contributions : the benefit in kind linked to the provision of a recharging point is exempt from tax and social security contributions up to 50%, capped at €1,800 per year.
Reduced fuel costs: employees can recharge their electric vehicles at home at a lower cost than petrol or diesel.
Important information:
To find the right charging point, you'll need to identify what your employees really need. Here are a few criteria to help you make your choice.
One of the most important criteria is the use made of the electric vehicle by the employee.
If they use their electric vehicle mainly for short everyday journeys, such as :
In that case, a simple 7.4 kW charging point will do the trick.
Another criterion to take into account is the maximum current that the electric vehicle can receive!
Not all electric vehicles accept the same charging power. So don't get a charging point that provides a higher charging power than the vehicle's capacity.
The most popular charging points for employees and private customers are those delivering between 7.4 and 11 kW. For 11 kW charging points, the home must provide a three-phase power supply, which is not the norm. Not all vehicles are compatible, but most of the time there is an option for a charging point offering 11 kW, which is suitable for all types of user.
Depending on the space available for the charging point, you'll need one that meets a number of criteria and protection standards.
This is for your staff, especially if they want to install an outdoor charging point. Obviously, when we talk about electronic devices and the outdoors, we inevitably think of the risks associated with rain. As we all know, water and electricity don't mix. That's why it's so important to get a charging point that meets safety standards guaranteeing sufficient protection against heavy rain and impacts. To install an outdoor recharging point, it must at least meet the following standards IK08 and IP54.
Connectivity is an increasingly important part of our daily lives.
Connected charging stations enable their owners to better manage and keep an eye on recharging at all times, thanks to the many functions they offer.
Here's what these terminals can do for you:
To find out more, take a look at our article on top 10 best charging points
Le load shedding is an option available on certain terminals. It regulates the power drawn by the terminal according to the power available on your network.
Among other things, it becomes necessary on certain installations where the subscribed power is insufficient to support the consumption of the terminal. To avoid any problems with your employee's bollard, we strongly recommend that you add this option so that there are no problems with their electrical installation.
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New hybrid car, so information about a charging point. After various conversations with competitors, the cost was around €2,000.... Then a call from BEEV, Sofiane explained that, given my hybrid vehicle, a simple reinforced socket would do the job and cost me much less. The only condition is that it has to be fitted by a professional. He could have sold me a plug like the competitors, but he didn't, which shows how serious the BEEV employees are. I did not do business with BEEV, but I would recommend 1000% for their reliability and honesty. I will definitely recommend you to my friends and family. Special mention to Sofiane... Thank you again for your professionalism (it's not commonplace any more... Don't change!!!).
Throughout the process of converting to electric, I benefited from relevant advice in line with my needs, clear explanations and close contact with Amine, which made every stage of the transition much easier. I would recommend Beev's advice and support.
Do you have a question about our services? Perhaps we already answered already answered it!
The installation of the bollard must meet an observed need. It will be necessary to study :
The installation process will therefore involve four stages:
Certain types of business are eligible for the Advenir programme. For more information, visit :
https://advenir.mobi/je-definis-mon-projet/
If you'd like to contribute to the cost of using the recharging point, you can!
This is known as re-invoicing the employer.
You can take responsibility for all your energy costs.
How does it work?
It's very simple: a recharging operator will collect the history of your recharges, including your energy expenditure and how much this represents on the bill. To do this, you'll need to add a MID-certified meter, which will enable you to be billed for the electricity consumed with the charging point. This meter costs between €80 and €100, to be added to the quote.
They will then send the data to the employer to find out how much to reimburse.
If your employee decides to terminate his or her contract with you, you may well wonder whether it is possible to recover your terminal.
Since this is not a benefit in kind, it is considered to be a company car and belongs to the company.
However, in the event that you wish to recover the terminal, your ex-employee may claim compensation from you.
Compensation following the installation and removal of the charging point, which will leave holes in his home. They may also demand that you restore their home to its original state, i.e. as it was before the installation work was carried out.
To find out more, click here: benefits in kind and company electric vehicle
Installing a charging point on an employee's premises is no more complicated than installing one on a private home. Logically, your employee will only need one terminal, which limits the risks. However, the information required for installation should not be overlooked.
You should not install a charging point with a power rating higher than the power delivered by the home. If this is the case, opt for a charging point with load shedding to avoid blowing the fuse in your home.
This installation should give your employees greater peace of mind when it comes to recharging their vehicles.
The price of a charging point depends on a number of factors, including its use, power, installation work and location.
To give you an idea of the price, the Wallbox Copper SB is the most popular bollard, costing €948 incl. VAT. This is a connected bollard, delivering between 1.4 and 22 kW of power, and is compatible with both single-phase and three-phase networks. It also complies with IK08 and IP55 standards, making it suitable for outdoor installation.
Installing a charging point will cost you an average of between €1,300 and €2,000 for those transmitting 7.4 and 22 kWh. This price does not include the cost of the charging point itself, which is around €1,000.
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