EV Charger Installation

JOBEV LTD has an extensive network of certified electricians who are experienced in installing EV chargers in domestic and commercial properties. Whether you are a new electric car owner or thinking of making the change, we have prepared some useful tips to prepare for your new EV home or office charging station. Safety is a vital consideration when installing a charging station for your electric car.  We work with you to cross-check all the key points you need to remember when installing your charging station.

• Determine the location of the charging station - Consider the location of your charging station and make sure it's easily accessible. You'll also want to ensure that there is enough space to park your car comfortably while it's charging.
• Choose the right charging station - There are different types of charging stations available with varying charging speeds. Consider your charging needs and choose a charging station that is appropriate for your car and lifestyle.
• Understand the charging process - It's important to understand how to safely and efficiently charge your electric car. Read the user manual and make sure you know how to properly connect and disconnect the charging cable.
• Check your electrical system - Make sure your electrical system can handle the additional load of an EV charging station. A qualified electrician can help you determine if any upgrades are necessary.
  
  

when installing an EV charging station at your home or office, there are several important considerations to keep in mind for safety and efficiency:

• Use the appropriate cable with a sufficient cross-sectional area to handle the charging load required. For a three-phase charger, a 5-conductor supply cable must be used. It's best to consult a qualified electrician to determine the appropriate diameter cable.
• Connect the EV charging station utilizing its own cable, and do not connect additional appliances to the same cable.
• Install a residual current device (RCD) for safety. A Type A RCD is required for each charging station, and a Type B RCD is recommended.
• Install an appropriate circuit breaker to ensure that the circuit is broken if too much electricity flows through the cable. The circuit breaker should have the tripping characteristic C and be in alignment with the nominal current.
• Have the installation carried out by a qualified electrician who can ensure that all standards and installation regulations are followed.

By keeping these considerations in mind, you can safely and efficiently install an EV charging station at your home or office.