Pitvolt
For site hosts · hotels, offices, malls, churches

Bring the location.
We bring the network.

Pitvolt installs and operates EV chargers at Ghanaian hotels, offices, malls, and gated communities. You provide the parking spaces and three-phase power. We handle everything else, and we share the revenue.

Apply to host → ask@pitvolt.com
4.2 - What we install

Vendor-agnostic hardware. Power that survives dumsor. Its own connection.

7–22 kW

AC Level 2 charger.

Single-phase. OCPP 1.6J or 2.0.1 compliant. Vendor-agnostic - we test before we deploy.

5–10 kWp · 10–20 kWh

Solar + battery backup.

Panel array plus LiFePO4 battery bank. The charger keeps working through dumsor.

Dedicated 4G

Its own SIM.

The charger talks to our servers over its own connection - not your WiFi.

Optional

Co-branded signage.

Pitvolt branding alongside yours. Your call on prominence.

4.3 - What we ask of you

Four things, plainly stated.

  • At least one outdoor parking spaceDedicated to the charger.
  • Three-phase power availableAt your premises (or willingness for us to upgrade your supply - we'll discuss).
  • 24/7 vehicle accessTo the parking space.
  • Ideally near amenitiesFood, restrooms, a place to sit.
4.4 - The deal

Be explicit where competitors hide the ball.

No subscription. No upfront. No hardware bill.

  • You don't pay for the hardware or installation.We do.
  • Revenue share.We split charging revenue with you. Exact rate depends on site type, traffic, and electricity arrangements - we'll discuss on the call.
  • Maintenance is on us.SIM, software updates, repairs.
  • Branding.The charger has Pitvolt branding alongside yours.
4.5 - From inquiry to charger live

Eight to ten weeks, end to end.

  1. Week 0You apply.We email back within 48 hours.
  2. Week 1Site visit.We assess parking, power supply, foot traffic.
  3. Weeks 2–3Hosting agreement.You don't pay anything to sign.
  4. Weeks 3–6Hardware procurement.Civil works, solar + battery installation.
  5. Weeks 6–8Commissioning.Integration testing, Energy Commission compliance.
  6. Weeks 8–10Go live.We share the launch with our network and the press.
4.6 - FAQ

The questions every Ghanaian host actually asks.

What happens when the power goes out?

The charger has its own solar panels and a LiFePO4 battery bank, so it keeps charging through dumsor. If the outage lasts longer than the battery, the charger pauses the active session cleanly and refunds any unused pre-authorisation. No half-charged cars.

Will my own employees be charged when they use the station?

That's negotiable. Some hosts give staff a free or discounted rate. We'll set this up at install.

Who handles insurance?

The hardware is insured by us. Your existing public-liability coverage handles the rest.

What if I want to end the agreement?

The hosting agreement has a clean exit clause - typically 90 days' notice on either side, with us removing the equipment at our cost. We'll go over the specifics in writing before you sign anything.

Will EV drivers actually show up?

Ghana has thousands of EVs and only a handful of public chargers - all in Accra. Your site won't lack demand if you're on a corridor. We'll share what we know about EV driver routing during the site visit.

Do I need to be a Pitvolt customer for anything?

No. We make money when drivers charge; you don't pay us anything to host.

4.7 - Apply to host

Apply to host a charger.

Email ask@pitvolt.com with:

    • Your name and business name
    • Business type (hotel / office / mall / gated community / church / restaurant / other)
    • Location (city + neighbourhood)
    • Approximate parking spaces available (1 / 2–4 / 5+)
    • Three-phase power on site (yes / no / not sure)
    • Phone number (MoMo number works)

We reply within 48 hours.

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