Planning & ownership
The right charging setup connects your vehicle, the property’s electrical supply and the times you normally park. Share the vehicle model, parking location and your charging routine before comparing equipment.
Make everyday charging convenient
Discuss where the vehicle parks, cable access and how long it is normally connected. Tell us about a second vehicle or future charging needs. The proposal should identify the charger model and any app, communication or account requirements you will need to use it.
Review the electrical scope
- Vehicle and connector compatibility
- Supply phases and switchboard capacity
- Cable route, mounting location and access
- Any load-management equipment included
- Testing, commissioning and handover instructions
Coordinate charging with solar where suitable
If you have solar, ask how the proposed charger can operate with the system and what extra metering or control equipment is needed. Compare supported charging modes and their limits. Using a solar-related setting does not guarantee that every charging session will run entirely on solar.
Questions worth asking
Will the charger always run at its maximum rating?
The vehicle, charger, electrical supply and any load-management settings determine the available charging rate. Ask how these apply to the proposed installation.
Can you assess workplace charging?
Contact us with the site location, vehicle requirements and access arrangements. The team can discuss the assessment and proposed installation scope.