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An SGC engineer will visit your property and complete a full survey, including the solar array and inverter if you have one, and make installation recommendations prior to the installation team arriving, so that everyone has a clear understanding of what the installation plan is. All of our installations are fitted  to latest EV Planning rules & Regulations and OZEV approved  

On-site Survey it may not be necessary to carry out a site visit, as we can assess compatibility remotely if it’s a standard installation. however we will require a complete overview about available space and the location of your consumer electrical unit via clear photographic proof 

The installation requirements for your EV charger are as follows:

Off-Street Parking:

• Availability of off-street parking is necessary. This can include a driveway, carport, or garage.

    Ownership or Permission:

• You must be the legal property owner or have written permission from the owner to install an EV charger on the property.

Approved Installation:

Installation will be performed by an OZEV (Office for Zero Emission Vehicles) approved electrician for safety and compliance.

Wi-Fi Connectivity:

The EV charger should be connected to Wi-Fi. This is a requirement for Smart charger functionality.

Distance from Public Road:

The charging unit should be a minimum of 2 meters away from a public road.

Compliance Certificate:

A compliance certificate will be issued once the EV charging unit is in place. This certificate ensures that the installation meets safety and regulatory standards.

Accessibility to Fusebox:

There must be accessibility to the property's fusebox to facilitate the electrical connection of the EV charger.

Where to Install an EV charger?

Place the EV charger in close proximity to the designated parking area for the electric vehicle. This ensures convenient access and ease of use.

Accessibility to Power Supply:

Choose a location that provides easy access to the property's power supply, ideally with straightforward routing to the electrical panel or fusebox.

Wi-Fi Signal Strength:

Ensure that the chosen location has sufficient Wi-Fi signal strength for connectivity if the EV charger requires a Wi-Fi connection for smart functionality.

Weather Protection:

Consider a location that provides some level of weather protection, such as under a carport or in a garage, to shield the charger from the elements.

Safety and Visibility:

Install the EV charger in a location that ensures safety and good visibility. This may involve avoiding obstruction of walkways or creating any hazards.

Space Planning:

Plan for the space required for the EV charger installation, including cable length and any additional equipment. Ensure there is enough space for the vehicle to park comfortably while connected to the charger.

Future Expansion:

Consider future needs and potential expansion. If you plan to purchase additional electric vehicles or upgrade your charging system, choose a location that allows for scalability.

Compliance with Regulations:

Ensure that the chosen location complies with local regulations and guidelines for EV charger installations. This may include distance requirements from public roads or compliance with specific safety standards.

Aesthetics and Landscaping:

Consider the aesthetics of the chosen location, especially if the EV charger is visible from the street or other areas. Integrating it seamlessly into the landscape or surroundings may be a priority.

Ease of Installation:

Select a location that facilitates a straightforward and efficient installation process for the qualified electrician. Accessibility to the electrical panel and routing of necessary wiring are key factors.

By taking these considerations into account, you can choose an optimal location for your EV charger that aligns with your preferences, convenience, and safety requirements.

After Installation: Once the installation is complete and the final balance is paid, We will provides a handover pack. This pack includes key information about your installed and product warranties receipt invoices etc 

Ordering – Payments - Deposits

Normally, we will have carried out a survey, recommended a system that suits your requirements and either agreed the details with you or left you to finalise your decisions.

If you are confident that you know exactly what products you want, then you can place an order on our website by adding your items to your ‘basket’ and checking out your purchase when you’re done. Our system will prompt you to open an account so that we have all of the details necessary to provide your order, invoice, receipt, product certificates and warranties and of course to arrange delivery and installation.

You have the option of paying in full or paying a 25% deposit to activate your order, with the balance due once your installation is completed to your satisfaction. Payments can be made using debit or credit cards or, off-line, by bank transfer (which is quicker and cheaper for us but please use whichever method suits you best).

Alternatively, if you need some help or advice, please call us (0333 222 5013) and we will gladly walk through the whole process with you.