Chargers sized to your requirements and your available spare capacity — from a single home unit to a managed depot array, installed and certificated properly.
Charging that fits the supply
Various sizes of EV charger are available depending on what you need and what your incoming supply can carry. We survey first, then recommend.
Wall-mounted chargers installed with the correct earthing arrangement, RCD protection and a tidy cable route — sized to what your incoming supply can actually deliver.
Multi-bay installations for staff and customer parking, with back-office billing, access control and phased expansion designed in from day one.
Higher-power charging for vans and HGV support fleets, including dynamic load management so overnight charging never trips the site supply.
Our process
A structured approach that avoids the two classic EV mistakes: an undersized supply and an oversized promise.
FAQs
It depends on your available spare capacity, not just what you would like. Domestic single-phase installations are usually 7.4kW; premises with three-phase can take 11kW or 22kW units; depot and forecourt sites can support rapid DC chargers. We survey the incoming supply and existing load before recommending a size.
There are usually three options: fit load management so the charger throttles when the building demand peaks, apply to the DNO for a supply upgrade, or install more, lower-powered points that charge over a longer window. We will set out the cost of each rather than defaulting to the most expensive.
A straightforward domestic charger is typically half a day. Workplace installations with multiple bays, trenching or new sub-mains run from a couple of days to a phased programme, which we confirm at quotation stage.
We install the mainstream manufacturers and are happy to fit a unit you have already chosen. If you have no preference, we will recommend units we know are reliable in the field and easy to support.
Tell us how many vehicles, where they park and how long they sit — we will design a charging solution around the capacity you actually have.
