STROOHM

STROOHM designs and installs charging infrastructure for businesses looking to electrify their vehicles, parking facilities, or fleets. The company is based in Schelle and says it has worked in the sector since 2016. Its offer connects consulting, a technical site assessment, installation, commissioning, and ongoing support, framing charging as an operating system rather than simply a piece of equipment.

The range covers several settings: company cars charging at home or at the office, visitor parking, light commercial vehicles, and heavy-duty transportation. STROOHM offers AC charge points from 3.7 to 22 kW and DC fast chargers rated up to 400 kW. The right setup depends on how it will be used and how much electrical capacity a site can provide. A project can start with a single unit and expand into a charging hub, with smart systems balancing demand.

Digital management is another central part of the offer. The STROOHM Platform brings charging sessions, energy use, and costs into a dashboard, lets managers administer charge cards, and supports charge points across multiple locations. Businesses can review reports, manage employees, and, with the fleet add-on, set geofences, approved charging operators, or caps on public charging rates. The platform also supports reimbursement for electricity employees use to charge at home.

For drivers, the app can locate available public charge points, start or stop a session, and display rates before charging. That links daily vehicle use with corporate management: drivers can see their sessions and costs, while the business maintains a shared view of its fleet and charging infrastructure. For publicly or semi-publicly accessible parking, STROOHM also offers tools to set rates and manage access.

The company presents charging as a service that goes beyond hardware. Its offer includes online monitoring, firmware updates, technical support, maintenance, and service contracts with defined response times. It also offers Charging as a Service, a leasing option for infrastructure that can be expanded or reduced as a fleet changes. The company advises reviewing site conditions and expected use before deciding how large a project should be.

Heavy-duty transport has a dedicated DC charging line for electric trucks, buses, and equipment. For delivery and commercial vehicles, the offer combines chargers, related services, and management tools, helping keep power demand within a site’s available capacity when multiple vehicles charge at once. Installations can cover both workplace stations and home charging for employees, coordinated through the same system.

In practice, STROOHM serves fleet operators, retailers, transportation companies, public authorities, and businesses with their own parking. A project starts by understanding how many vehicles will connect, where they will charge, and how much oversight the manager needs; the company then brings together equipment, software, and technical service. Its Schelle office handles business inquiries, while installations and maintenance take place where the infrastructure is deployed.