EV charging for hospitality FAQ

For hotels, restaurants and resorts. The charger sits at the entrance, next to the lighting and the landscaping. It is read before the front door is.

What matters most for hospitality charging?

Six things. Guest clarity, uptime, access control, billing or free-use policy, cable management and visual integration. The charger is part of the arrival, next to the entrance lighting and the landscaping.

Which Veton models suit hospitality best?

Three, usually.

• Veton® Two (socket). Two exposed Type 2 sockets on the same pillar, up to 22 kW each. For guests who bring their own cable.
• Veton® One, or Veton® Two (plug). The cable is integrated and the charging gun hides behind a flush door. For zero handling at arrival.
• Veton® Ili. The matching outdoor light, placed along the same path.

Chargers are IK10, rated for outdoor use, with a five-year on-site warranty. Ili is sold and warrantied as a luminaire.

Should hospitality chargers be public or private?

Three models. Free amenity, gated by RFID cards issued at reception. Paid charging, billed through an OCPP platform of your choice. Or a hybrid, free for guests and paid for the public. The charger is OCPP-open, so the platform is your call.

Why does design matter in hospitality?

The charger is read at the same moment as the door handle and the signage. If it looks like site equipment, the entrance does too.

Last updated: 1 July 2026