Managed smart outlet
Each outlet is designed for controlled, monitored EV charging use.
Installation & Safety
Assessed, installed, and managed properly
Destination Charge gives hosts a professionally assessed charging setup with managed outlets, QR activation, usage tracking, and licensed electrical installation matched to the actual site.
What hosts get from a managed outlet
Site specific QR code
QR activation connects each session to the correct outlet and location.
Clear signage
Drivers can identify the charging bay and understand where to start.
Licensed installation
Electrical work is completed by a licensed electrician and assessed for the site.
Suitable protection
Protection and installation requirements are assessed according to site conditions and local requirements.
Usage visibility
Charging sessions can be tracked for operational and reimbursement purposes.
Simple installation journey
Suitability check
We review parking, likely use, and basic site fit.
Electrical assessment
A licensed electrician checks practical installation requirements.
Outlet and sign placement
The charging location is chosen so drivers can find and use it safely.
Installation
The outlet, protection, and signage are installed to suit the site.
QR activation and testing
The outlet is connected to the Destination Charge activation flow and tested.
What the suitability check looks for
Parking layout
Where vehicles already park and whether charging bays can be clearly identified.
Cable route
Distance and route from available electrical supply to the proposed outlet location.
Switchboard access
Whether practical electrical access and capacity can be assessed before installation.
Weather exposure
Outdoor placement, mounting surface, weather protection, and environmental conditions.
Guest access
Whether drivers can find, access, scan, and use the outlet without staff intervention.
Outlet count
Whether the first stage should start with one outlet or multiple bays.
What this is not
Not a public fast charger
Destination Charge is designed for parked vehicles, not rapid roadside charging.
Not an unmanaged socket
QR activation, tracking, and support make the outlet part of a managed charging system.
Not an extension lead solution
Charging equipment must be suitable and used directly as instructed at the site.
Not a front desk process
Guests should be able to activate and manage charging from their phone.
Installation questions
Short answers for hosts before a suitability check.
Is it just a normal socket?
No. It is a managed metered outlet designed for control, monitoring, QR activation, and EV charging usage tracking. A standard general-purpose AC outlet is not a managed EV charging system.
Is it safe to use for my guests?
Destination Charge installations are designed with circuit protection suitable for EV charging, based on electrician assessment and site requirements. Installation is completed by a licensed electrician and final design depends on the site.
Can it be installed outside?
Yes. The outlet is specifically built for outside use. Final placement still depends on site layout, weather exposure, mounting, cable route, and electrician requirements.
Can multiple outlets be installed?
Yes. Multiple outlets can be installed where electrical infrastructure and site layout allow. Many sites can start small, then add more if demand grows and the site remains suitable.
Who installs the outlet?
Installations are completed by a licensed electrician after site suitability, cable route, switchboard access, and outlet location are assessed.
Start with suitability
Check practical fit before committing to electrical design or installation work.