Covered bicycle parking

• The basic structure of the bicycle cover with solar panels consists of a robust steel frame, which is available in any RAL colour of your choice if required. This makes it possible to fully customise the charging points to your corporate colours. Electric vehicles can be placed in a single-sided row, or both next to and facing each other (double-sided).
• The charging facility features an enclosure with individual charging boxes, in which users can safely store and charge their batteries. Although the standard version has an open structure, a version with an access door can also be chosen. The charging enclosure is suitable for placement outdoors as well as in a covered, enclosed bicycle shed.
• The charging points have built-in LED lighting with motion sensors as standard, making it well-lit even in the evening hours.

• We use glass solar panels on our covered bicycle shelters because of their high efficiency and long life. The panels have a 25% higher energy production with a 30-year warranty period.
• The anti-reflective solar glass minimises the reflection of sunlight, allowing the solar cells to absorb maximum sunlight. The PERC solar cells are exceptionally good at converting this sunlight into solar energy. The semi-transparent solar panels therefore generate more energy, especially during sunrise, sunset and cloudy weather.

• The covered bike shed is equipped with a BCS Smart charging station for secure and regulated charging. The charging station features four charging points, including 1 x Shimano, 1 x Bosch and 2x SCHUKO® 230V, meaning it can accommodate a wide range of chargers for micromobility. The charging station features a fixed cable system 2.5 metres long, allowing you to effortlessly charge your vehicle no matter where you are parked in the garage.
• The station is equipped with a display showing the status of each individual charge point. The connection is compatible with the 230/400V network. Depending on the number and size of vehicles to be charged, you can choose to store the electricity in a battery. Excess power is returned to the grid for other purposes, so no energy is wasted.

If you want to buy a covered bicycle shed, no permit is usually required for its installation. Not even if we fit it with solar panels. This means that you can start setting up or installing the bike shed without a specific permit, provided the plot on which you do so belongs to you. However, if you rent the premises and associated land, you will need to get permission from the landowner before installing the bike shed.