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Residential charging

Charging at home: safe, tidy and ready for the future

A charge point at your home is more than a unit on the wall. It's about the consumer unit, the cable routing, the right protection and settings that suit your connection.

  • Advice on single-phase or three-phase and the right charging power
  • Neatly routed cabling
  • Prepared for solar panels or a home battery

What we look at for a charge point at home

We start with your connection: single-phase or three-phase, the rating of the main fuse and the space in the consumer unit. Then we look at the desired location of the charge point and the cable route. That route often determines a large part of the work.

Smart charging

With load balancing, the charge point adjusts the charging power to household consumption. This means you charge as fast as possible without tripping the main fuse. If you have solar panels, a suitable charge point can use the surplus to charge.

Ready for expansion

Considering a home battery, a heat pump or a second car later? We take that into account in the design, for example with cable thickness and the layout of the consumer unit. That avoids duplicate work.

Request a home charge point

Share a photo of your consumer unit and the desired mounting location. We will come back with a concrete proposal.