Veton for architects.

Charging infrastructure that fits into your design.

You spend months on a façade. We make sure the last object on or in front of it belongs there too.

It almost always comes up too late.

Conduits, routing, capacity: leave it until the drawings are fixed and you pay for it in demolition work, a surface-mounted conduit, or a grey box on the best façade of the project. Taking it along early costs you half an hour. Solving it late costs a compromise.

We design and build premium EV chargers in-house, in Belgium. Winner of the Red Dot and iF Design Award, though what will matter more to you: the same care for material and detail you put into the rest of the building. Seamless finish, concealed fixings, cable routing out of sight.

A cover that blends into the façade. Or deliberately doesn't.

The cover is the face of the charger. It comes in metal as standard, but you can also specify teak, blue stone, marble or Dekton, so the charger disappears into the façade or stands out from it on purpose. The vertical LED runs along both sides of the unit; the front itself shows only the logo at the bottom.

To specify a Veton, six things need fixing early:

Number of charge points and cables
Location of the indoor enclosure
Cable route, up to 100 metres
Reserved capacity
Position, based on parking behaviour
Cover and finish

Technology that stays out of the way.

A charger is building technology that ends up on the façade, or in front of it. At Veton® that is where the design starts, not where it ends.

One dossier, from sketch to working charger. Input during design, the right documents for whoever installs it, follow-up until it works.
Still stands in ten years. Powder coated Magnelis Steel, IP65 / IK10, resistant to rain, sun and salt. Components safely inside.
Talks to the rest of the building. Niko, Loxone, KNX, Teletask, among others. Plus solar and load management.

A cover that blends in. Or refuses to.

The cover is the face of the charger. As standard it comes in metal. Swap it for teak, blue stone, marble or Dekton® and the charger blends into your façade, or it deliberately doesn’t. None of the four seems right? You can always draw your own.

Six design decisions. Six numbers.

All six return in every project, and all six should be settled before the plan is final. The numbers differ per model: the Architect Kit below holds a checklist that points to the right line on each spec sheet, sheets also included.

Number of charge points and cables
Component enclosure indoors
Cable route, up to 100 m
Reserved capacity
Position, based on parking behaviour
Cover and finish

Download architect’s kit

Everything you need to specify a Veton.

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Questions about a project?

Input on a design or a custom cover, or a missing file. Or simply to get acquainted with our brand.

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