charging that fits the place.
From a charger at home to a carefully selected public destination, good electric mobility infrastructure begins with the right site and a sensible plan.
built around how people park.
Not every location needs the most powerful charger. A hotel guest, an office employee and a driver making a quick highway stop all have different charging needs.
odello is developing charging solutions with a focus on technical suitability, user convenience and commercially practical site partnerships.
- AC charging for longer stays and destinations
- DC charging opportunities for suitable higher-demand sites
- Smart charging and payment-platform considerations
- Power assessment before charger selection
private charger installations.
A thoughtful charging setup should suit your property, your vehicle and your electrical infrastructure.
home charging
Explore convenient charging at home, including charger sizing, safe electrical connection and a site-specific quote.
estates & offices
Consider shared charging areas, metering, access arrangements, parking bay allocation and future expansion.
hotels & retail
Add charging to a location where visitors spend time, with an approach suited to occupancy and available capacity.
AC or DC? it depends.
The right choice comes down to the vehicle, location, electricity supply and expected charging time.
AC charging
Commonly suited to homes, overnight accommodation, offices and other places where vehicles are parked for longer periods.
- Often considered at 7–22 kW
- Lower equipment and infrastructure cost than DC fast charging in many cases
- Actual charging rate depends on the vehicle's onboard AC charger and the site
DC fast charging
Potentially suited to high-traffic locations where drivers need energy during a shorter stop.
- Higher charging power, subject to vehicle compatibility
- More substantial electrical and civil works may be required
- Site economics and grid capacity are critical
the details matter.
electrical capacity
Incoming supply, protection, distribution board and available load.
parking layout
Cable runs, access, security, weather exposure and bay allocation.
management & payment
User access, charger connectivity, pricing model and payment requirements.
safe installation
Appropriate electrical contractors, testing and applicable compliance.
commercial logic
Expected sessions, electricity costs, site commissions and upkeep.
future expansion
How additional bays or chargers may be added if demand grows.
charging FAQs.
Can I install a charger at home?
In many cases, yes. It depends on the property's electrical supply, parking arrangement and the chosen charger. A suitable electrical professional should assess the site before installation.
How fast will a 22 kW charger charge my car?
Not every vehicle accepts 22 kW AC. The actual rate is limited by the car's onboard AC charger, the supply available and other conditions. We would assess compatibility before recommending equipment.
Is odello's public charging network live?
The odello-owned charging network is a planned development. This website is inviting installation enquiries and potential property-host partnerships; it does not represent a live public network or published charging locations.
Can our property partner with odello?
Yes, we're interested in discussing potential host locations. Suitability, ownership, costs, permissions and commercial terms would need to be agreed after assessment.
Do you publish installation prices?
Installation costs vary substantially with charger choice, distance from the electrical supply, site works and compliance requirements. We prefer to assess the requirements before providing a quotation.
your charging project starts with a conversation.
Homeowner, property manager or business owner? Tell us what you're considering.