A home charger transforms the EV-owning experience - but how do you go about getting one installed?
Home charging is often seen as one of the easiest ways to top-up your EV, as it allows you to park up outside your house, plug in, and return to a fully charged vehicle. However, there are some things you need to think about prior to installation. Here are some key things to consider.This really is a key place to start.
An engineer will visit your home beforehand to work out how and where the charger will go. Electric vehicle chargers require an upgraded cabling supply and, depending on the age of your home, this might require more upgrades than in other houses. Remember, too, that the cabling will have to run from the consumer unit directly to your charger - and that may mean drilling through walls or running underneath floorboards.
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