Electric Vehicle Charging Point Installation

Drive into the future with a EV Charging System

With the UK set to make the switch electric vehicles in 2035, now could be the time to start thinking about getting a EV ... and fitting a charging point sat home. 

You can easily charge your car using the electrcity your PV panels produce during the day. 

At some public charging stations it can cost up to 79p per kWh, but oif you're using the power from your panels it'll cost nothing! 

A car battery is also a great place to store electrcity for use after the sun goes down. 

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Our team of green technology experts are ready to give you all the advice you need and get you ready to start charging. From an initial quote, or expert answers to all things Zappi, our team are happy to help.

When you’re ready, our friendly group of installers will arrange a convenient date and time to get your EV charging system up and running.  Get in touch via the form below and we will give you a call back to discuss how we can help. 

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Yes, you can certainly charge your EV using solar ebnergy. Most electric vehicles take a good few hours to charge though, so you would have to make sure you were charging during the daylight hours. 
No, an EV charger will not take any solar generated power away from your home. AThe inverter in a soilar syrem is used to direct charge form one device to anorther - it that is set to a normal cycle the EV charge won't kick in until your home batteries are fully charged. 
If you have the room there is no reason at all not to install an EV charger. A normal EV will take abbout 6 hours to charge from completely empty - so an EV charger connected to an average solar system will happlit top up the motopr on a summer's evening. 

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