Home charging
A 7kW smart charger is common where the household supply and parking layout are suitable. The final design depends on an electrical assessment.
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A 7kW smart charger is common where the household supply and parking layout are suitable. The final design depends on an electrical assessment.
Private bays, communal parking, permissions, managing agents and infrastructure planning can all affect the most suitable route.
Number of sockets, staff or fleet use, load management, electrical capacity and future expansion should be considered together.
Energy Checker can collect the practical information needed to review the request. The initial result appears before contact details are requested.
Submitting an enquiry allows Energy Checker to contact you. It does not automatically allow your details to be sold or shared with an unnamed installer.
See whether the current answers suggest a £500 grant route or an ordinary paid installation.
Start EV charger checkYou can use the EV checker to record your property, parking, postcode and preferred timeframe. Energy Checker will review the enquiry; it will not share your details with an installer unless a specific partner is named and you give separate consent.
No. Location alone does not create eligibility. The main residential routes focus on renters, flat owners and households with only on-street parking using an eligible cross-pavement solution.
Eligible landlords can receive up to £500 per socket for up to 200 sockets, while eligible organisations can receive up to £500 per socket for up to 40 workplace sockets.
The postcode, parking position, consumer-unit location, approximate cable route, property type, vehicle status and preferred installation timeframe are useful starting points.