Step 1
Usage and location
The parking position, charger location and likely charging pattern are discussed first.
Electrical Service
Tom Morgan Electrical can help with EV charger installation requirements, checking existing supply arrangements and completing suitable electrical installation work.
EV charger work is suitable for homeowners and small businesses planning practical vehicle charging at a property.
Customers usually arrive with a practical problem, a safety report or a planned upgrade. These are the jobs this page is built around.
Step 1
The parking position, charger location and likely charging pattern are discussed first.
Step 2
The consumer unit, supply arrangement and protective requirements are checked.
Step 3
A suitable circuit is installed where the property is ready for the chosen charger.
Step 4
The installation is tested and the electrical considerations are explained.
Electrical work is quoted against the property, access, materials and testing required. These are the main factors that can change the scope.
Distance from the consumer unit to the parking area and route complexity are major cost factors.
Older boards or limited spare ways can require additional work before installation.
Different chargers and earthing arrangements can change the installation specification.
Modern consumer unit and fuse board upgrades with suitable protection and testing after installation.
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Most EV chargers require a suitable dedicated circuit and protective arrangements. The exact design depends on the property and charger.
It may not, but the existing consumer unit and supply need checking before an EV charger is installed.
Yes. Tom can advise on the electrical side before installation so the property requirements are understood.
Often yes, but longer cable routes and access requirements affect design, time and cost.
It is sensible to discuss the electrical installation first, especially if the consumer unit, supply or cable route may need work.
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