EV Charger Handling

Improve safety, simplify access, and prolong the service life of your EV charging station with EV Charger Handling equipment from BHS, Inc. We bring our decades of experience in industrial EV charging rooms to emerging EV markets, delivering heavy-duty support equipment for Level 2 EV chargers and related technologies. 

All BHS EV Charger Handling solutions are designed to protect EV chargers while keeping the charging process safe, comfortable, and convenient. Custom designs — including models for any EV charging technology — are available on request. Call the BHS sales team at 1.800.247.9500 to learn more.  

EV Charger Handling Equipment Selection Guide


EV Charger Storage

These EV charger stands protect charging equipment, simplify access to connectors, and comply with NEC, IEC, and other relevant standards.


EV Charger Pedestals

Store one or two EV chargers at a convenient height, and within a compact footprint.

EV Charger Pedestal and Cable Management Kits

Charger stands with integrated cable retractors provide turnkey infrastructure for EV charging stations.

EV Charger Cable Management

Keep EV charging cables out of harm’s way with wall- or stand-mounted cable management kits. 


EV Charger Cable Retractors

Auto-retracting reels elevate cables between uses, reducing damage risk while limiting strain on conductors.

EV Charging Station Infrastructure and Compliance

Numerous safety standards and guidelines place limits on how you store EV chargers and cables. The most notable of these is the National Electrical Code (NEC), but it’s not the only one. EV Charger Handling equipment from BHS, Inc. can help you remain compliant with requirements from the NEC and elsewhere.  

For example, here are just a few of the standards that EV Charger Pedestals and Cable Management Kits can help to meet: 

  • 2023 NEC 625.17 (C) Overall Cord and Cable Length. This standard requires cable management systems for all charging cables longer than 25 feet (7.5 meters). Of course, shorter cables also benefit from cable management solutions, but they aren’t mentioned in this part of the NEC.   
  • 2023 NEC 625.50 Location. In most scenarios, the NEC requires EV charging equipment to be stored 18 inches (450 millimeters) above ground-level for indoor EV charging stations. Outdoors, that requirement is 24 inches (600 millimeters) above the ground. 
  • ADA Accessibility Standard 308.3.1 Unobstructed Side Reach. Many public-facing EV charging stations must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). According to this ADA Accessibility Standard, these EV charging stations must not post operable parts of chargers higher than 48 inches (1,219 millimeters) off the ground. 

This list is not comprehensive, of course. Other standards EV charging stations might need to comply with include IEC 61851, CSA C22.2 No. 280-2022, and others in development. Standard models of BHS EV Charger Handling equipment may support compliance with specific safety regulations — and, if not, custom designs are available to meet any specification. 

To get started on your next EV charging station, contact the BHS sales team at 1.800.247.9500 today. 

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