Can't I just charge from a wall outlet ?
Sure you can -but it's slow. Even a car with a relatively small 50 kWh battery will take 18-20 hrs to charge. Forget about topping up overnight.
Getting your EV charger installed is quite simple...
what do you need?
The make and model of your car and the details of your electrical installation will allow us to advise you on which charging solution is best for you.
Let's get to work
Made your choice? We'll install your charger and expertly connect it.
we're done.
Your charger is tested for its proper functioning, our installer will clean up his mess, and you're ready to go!
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Not complete by any means, but just contact us if you need more information.
Sure you can -but it's slow. Even a car with a relatively small 50 kWh battery will take 18-20 hrs to charge. Forget about topping up overnight.
Most chargers for home use (single-phas connection) are at 7.4 kW, which allows you to charge your car overnight. Chargers with 3-phase connection can go up to 22 kW and charge your batteries in just a few hours.
Most chargers have a Type 2 connection, currently the EU standard for 1-phas and 3-phase chargers alike.
In your garage, or on the wall on your driveway -we can provide chargers for outdoor use.
Then it's best to ask the landlord for permission before going ahead with the installation.
The rules for semi-public parkings in apartment buildings are somewhat different, and it's best to discuss the matter with your co-owners before going ahead. Of course, if you own the parking space you have the right to install your own charger, as long as you stick to the rules... it's still better to work out a uniform solution for everyone, though.
That depends on what you need. A charger can be very simple -i.e. just plug in and charge. But if it's at a semi-public location you may want to consider securing it with key or RFID card access. Or perhaps you want access through Wifi for a complet overview of your usage data. The possibilities are endless, and we'll be happy to advise you.
Contact us by email and we'll do our best to help you!
Unless you're a trained electrician, we wouldn't recommend it... to much can go wrong.
There's no simple answer. There are price differences between brands, and depending on functionality. And then there's the (variable) installation cost. Contact us for a clear offer.
Not really. It's sufficient to check for mechanical damage from time to time, making sure the device itself as well as the cables are still in good condition. We recommend to have your charger checked once every year.
Not much -I'm sure we'll find a suitable spot. And if there's no wall, we can provide a support pole.
There are little or no data about the service life span of EV chargers. All we can tell you is that most problems are related to external damage; there aro no moving parts, hence no obvious wear.
No, you don't. In certain cases however, e.g. if you're not the owner of the house, you may have to ask permission from other parties.
Yes, like any other electrical installation in your home. But don't worry, we'll take care of that.