Electric Car Charger Installation

We need a short video clip to see the proposed installation location of the charger, your fuse box, electric meter, and cable run between fuse box and car charger location. Please refer to the sample video below.

We install a wide range of electric car chargers for home & workplace use. To get a quote simply send us the information below

In addition to the above video clip, we require some images as per below

Image 1- Fuse box

Close up image of your consumer unit (fuse box). We need to clearly see description on circuits, description on fuses and available space to add extra circuit

Image 2- Fuse box area

We need a wide angle image of this area to see how to bring in the cable from charger to fuse box

Image 3- Meter box

In some houses, Meter and incoming supply cable is located outside in a separate cabinet. If this is the case we need to see this

Image 4- Close up image of electric meter area

We need to see the space available around electric meter, size of meter cables, main fuse service head and any other devices

Image 5- Main fuse details (close up image)

Clear close up image of main supply fuse. We need to see the rating and description of this fuse

Image 6- Charger Location

Where you need the charger installed. Very helpful If you could mark out the cable run between fuse box and charger

Please send video clip and images to the below mobile number via "Whats-App" messenger

07984363052

Please include your name, email address, contact number, and the address of the installation so that we can send your quotation

One of our recent EV Charger installations

EV Charging is changing

New UK laws will require chargepoints to respond to periods of high demand by slowing or delaying charging sessions, but drivers will always be in control. Here’s how.

The UK’s plug-in vehicle population is growing at record pace. Despite ongoing supply issues, there were twice as many plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles on our roads in June 2021 compared to the end of 2019[1] and that demand isn’t slowing down[2]. With most charging likely to take place at home, the Government is taking steps to ensure that the electrical grid can keep up watch the video below for details.