EV Charger Installation Throughout Doncaster, South Yorkshire & Surrounding

Smart EV charging has been widely promoted by the UK Government and is the only type of charge point that is supported by the OZEV grant. A smart EV charge point can be accessed remotely (via Internet connection – usually via wi-fi or a wired connection to your broadband router or via an inbuilt SIM card, like that in a mobile phone). Such capability provides far greater flexibility, control, remote support and future proofing.

The current market of Electric Vehicles uses two standard connectors, with different models using either Type1 or Type 2 charger connectors. While there are moves to ensure that all EV’s use the same (Type 2) charger as standard, at present there are charge points available for both, with many commercial chargers providing adaptor cables to allow any EV to be charged on site. Your home EV charge point will always be compatible with your electric vehicle.

Yes, we provide a warranty and guarantee for our services, depending on the type of charging station and the scope of the project. We stand behind our work and strive for 100% customer satisfaction.

With an initial survey completed pre-installation, our engineers will arrive on site with a detailed plan of where your charging point should go. Once we get started, the installation should take no more than four – six hours.

With most workspaces and residential councils keen to support the move towards Electric Vehicle use, you will generally find that as a homeowner, you don’t need permission to install a charge point. We do recommend however that you seek permission from your landlord if you live or work in rental property.

The standard price of installing an Electric Vehicle charge point at your home is around £900 – £1500, though this can be heavily reduced thanks to grants from the government to encourage EV use. The price can also vary depending on your power output and any additional features you require. While this seems like a significant outlay, it is worth noting that installing a home charge point not only cuts your charge fee by around £1,000 a year (compared with using public and paid charge points) but it is also more efficient – allowing you to charge your car overnight rather than spending time sat waiting for your car to charge in public.

As well as the government grants which support those looking to purchase a brand-new Electric Vehicle, there are also grants available to help pay for the installation of at-home charge points. These are known as OLEV grants and are linked to the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme which seeks to reduce the cost of a home charger by around £350  (When available) This grant can be acquired with the help of SCC Ltd.