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EV CHARGER INSTALLATION

UNLEASH THE FULL POTENTIAL OF YOUR EV

WITH CRS ENERGY

TAILOR-MADE EV CHARGER SOLUTIONS

No Hidden Costs, Just Seamless Installation

Customised EV Charger Installations to Suit Your Needs

Design and Technical Surveys

A CRUCIAL STEP

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The ideal location of the charger for maximum convenience and safety.

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Your property’s electrical capacity and any necessary upgrades.

3.

The charger’s power requirements based on your expected usage.

THE IMPORTANT PART

Certified by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV)

Experience the CRS Energy Difference

1. EXPERT INSTALLATION
2. DETAILED REPORTS
3. OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER SERVICE

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FAQs

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Most EVs are compatible with public chargers found across the UK, though Tesla cars may need an adapter for non-Tesla chargers. It’s always best to check compatibility with your vehicle manufacturer.

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The cost to charge an EV in the UK varies based on electricity rates and vehicle efficiency. On average, charging an EV is cheaper than refueling a conventional petrol or diesel car for the same number of miles.

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Apps like Zap-Map and PlugShare are great for locating charging stations across the UK, showing real-time availability and updates about new station installations.

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EV chargers generally require little maintenance, mostly involving regular inspections to ensure cleanliness and cable integrity. Always refer to the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines.

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Yes, charging your EV during rainy conditions is perfectly safe as EV chargers are built to be waterproof and are thoroughly tested to meet strict UK safety regulations.

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To maintain battery health, try to keep charging between 20% and 80% capacity and use timed charging to avoid keeping the battery at 100% for extended periods. Modern smart chargers can help manage this automatically.

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Charging an EV overnight is efficient with both Level 1 and Level 2 chargers, taking advantage of lower nighttime electricity rates in the UK.

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Regular use of rapid charging can accelerate battery wear over time. It’s recommended to use rapid charging when necessary and rely more on slower charging methods.

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EVs significantly reduce emissions compared to conventional vehicles, especially when charged from renewable energy sources. The UK’s growing renewable energy capacity makes EVs increasingly sustainable.

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Consider the charging speed you need, budget, and the space available at your home. An electrical inspection might be necessary to ensure your home’s wiring can support the desired system. Consultation with a certified installer can provide personalised advice.

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A qualified electrician who has specific training and certification in EV charger installation, such as the City & Guilds 2919, is required to install an EV charger in the UK. This ensures the installation is safe and compliant with UK electrical regulations.

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Not all electricians can install EV chargers. They need to be certified by a recognized body such as the National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting (NICEIC) or have specific qualifications like the City & Guilds 2919. It’s crucial to choose an installer who has the necessary credentials and experience with EV charging systems.

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To qualify for government incentives like the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS), your EV charger must be installed by an OLEV-approved (Office for Zero Emission Vehicles) installer. These installers have met specific standards and are authorised to install EV charging points under UK government programs.

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It’s recommended to obtain multiple quotes and check online reviews or references for potential installers. Choosing an installer recommended by your charger’s manufacturer can also ensure compatibility and adherence to warranty conditions.

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OZEV is a UK government team dedicated to supporting the transition to zero-emission vehicles. It provides funding for charging infrastructure and incentives for electric vehicle adoption.

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