Engraved identification for commercial EV charging installations. Panel labels, warning placards, disconnect identification, source-of-supply markings, and multi-station schedules. Manufactured to your project specifications.
We manufacture engraved identification for commercial EV charging stations, from single-charger installations to multi-station commercial parking facilities. We produce compliance identification every business day for contractors, facility managers, and installers working on EV charging projects.
Our engraved identification matches your project specifications, drawings, and label schedules — permanent identification built to survive outdoor installation environments and long-term commercial use.
We manufacture a full range of engraved identification for commercial EV charging installations, including:
We manufacture to your project specifications, drawings, and label schedules. For specific disconnect identification requirements, see our EV Charger Disconnect Labels page.
A complete EV charging installation may include several categories of signage: equipment identification and labels on the charger itself, source-of-supply and panel identification at the electrical service, wayfinding signs directing drivers to the station, parking control signs at each stall, and accessible parking identification per ADA requirements.
We manufacture engraved identification for the electrical equipment and installation — including equipment nameplates, disconnect labels, source-of-supply identification per NEC 705.10, panel labels, warning placards, voltage identification, and custom project-scale identification. Our identification is manufactured from your project specifications, drawings, and label schedules.
We do not manufacture:
For those categories, we recommend working with your project's signage supplier or a specialty roadway sign manufacturer. Our capability is engraved identification for the electrical equipment and installation — the component of a complete EV charging station signage plan that requires long-term durability, engraving-grade legibility, and manufacturer-standard identification.
For disconnect-specific identification, see our EV charger disconnect labels page. For a guide covering NEC 625 disconnect requirements, see our EV charger disconnect requirements guide.
We recommend materials based on the installation environment, mounting method, and project specifications. Available materials include:
Material selection depends on your installation environment, mounting method, exposure conditions, and project specifications.
Commercial EV charging installations are typically outdoors and exposed to weather, sun, temperature variations, and physical contact. For outdoor and weather-exposed installations, available materials include:
We recommend materials based on your specific project environment and durability requirements.
What we can produce, and the inputs we accept. Final specifications are confirmed against your project on review.
Commercial EV charging installations are governed by multiple standards, including the National Electrical Code (NEC) Article 625 (Electric Vehicle Power Transfer System), NEC 110 (general electrical requirements), local building codes, and jurisdiction-specific requirements.
Identification requirements vary by:
Specific label wording, placement, materials, and durability requirements should be confirmed with your electrical engineer, contractor, or the authority having jurisdiction for your project.
We manufacture identification to the specifications your project requires. We do not determine code applicability for your specific installation — that's a decision made by your engineer, installer, and AHJ.
We are based in Chico, California and serve contractors, electrical professionals, and facility teams throughout California and nationwide. California has adopted specific requirements for commercial EV charging installations under Title 24 and California Electrical Code amendments.
We manufacture engraved identification from approved project drawings, label schedules, and specifications, including jurisdiction-specific wording supplied for California projects.
California requirements can vary by adopted code edition, installation type, and local authority. Confirm required wording, placement, and materials with your project engineer, electrical contractor, and the authority having jurisdiction.
We have manufactured engraved compliance identification since 1982. We produce compliance tags every business day from our facility in Chico, California, alongside daily name tag production. Contractors, facility managers, and installers rely on our production capacity for both project-scale identification packages and single-piece replacement orders.
Whether you have complete specifications or you're still figuring out what your project needs, we can help.