If you’ve recently purchased or are considering buying an electric car, you may consider installing an EV charger. We offer bespoke installations for customers in Somerton and beyond, including connecting your EV charger to your solar PV system. Furthermore, our installation process aims to minimise disruption to your daily operations as well as being exceptionally clean and tidy. So contact our team to discuss your EV charger requirements for home or business premises in further detail.
We offer a range of EV charger installations to accommodate your needs. If you’re looking for an installation directed to the national grid, we can have it set up in no time.
Alternatively we can connect your new charger to your existing solar PV system. In doing so you can have your electric car charged partly or entirely by the green energy your house provides, reducing your bills significantly.
Depending on your home’s unique style or requirements, we can tailor our EV charger installations to accommodate your requests. This includes timers to utilise economy tariffs, boost functions, and remote access, as well as a stylish finish that reflects the look of your home. Additionally, our experts are available to talk through the unique features of each of our chargers, ensuring you choose the best option for your home. Plus we also provide options for commercial installations too.
Yes, it can. Several of the charging units we offer can link to PV systems, using excess solar-generated energy before accessing the national grid.
Absolutely, you just need to make sure the charging cable will still be in reach of your car.
With a standard single phase house, we can install a 7kW charger which can have your car fully-charged in 7-9 hours. In comparison, for a 3 phase home, we offer a 22kw charger which reduces completion times down to 3.5-5 hours.
The cost of an EV charger installation depends on the charger model and installation requirements. Most domestic installations range from £800 to £1,500.
The best EV charger depends on your vehicle and charging habits. Popular options include Zappi, Hypervolt, Andersen and Ohme chargers.
Yes. Compatible EV chargers can use excess solar energy to charge your electric vehicle.
Charging times vary by vehicle and charger output, but most electric cars can be fully charged overnight using a 7kW home charger.
In some cases, yes. However, the installation must comply with local regulations and provide safe access to your vehicle.
Yes. Many households successfully charge multiple electric vehicles using a single smart charger.
Charging an electric vehicle will increase electricity usage, but home charging is often cheaper than using public charging points.
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