
About EV (Electrical Vehicle) Charging Points
The UK government has mandated that by the year 2035, 100% of new vehicle sales will be electric.
This will see more of the population switching from petrol and diesel vehicles to electric.
By installing an EV charger at your home, not only are you investing in climate change, you are also future proofing your home. An EV charging point can increase the value of your home by an estimated £3000 - £5000 (National Association of Property Buyers). Furthermore, a study by Riverdale Leasing suggests that homes with EV chargers can sell for more than 13% of the local average.
No more queues at pumps or charging stations when you can charge your vehicle at home! And why not compliment this with a full solar package!

come in either DC or AC [Direct or Alternating Current]. Most DC chargers provide up to 50 kW, whilst AC are rated at 43 kW of power. Both of these will charge most EVs to 80% of their capacity in around 30-60 minutes.

typically provide power from 7 kW to 22 kW, which can fully charge an EV in 3-4 hours. Most fast chargers are tethered to a socket via a connector cable which is usually supplied with the vehicle.

EVs charge on slow (3 kW) devices using a cable which connects to the vehicle to a 3-pin or type 2 socket. A full EV charge will typically take from 6 to 12 hours, meaning slow units are ideal for long periods of usage, such as overnight charges or extended periods during the day such as working hours
