Electric vehicle charging points

Concerns about the environment and soaring oil prices have sparked interest in electric vehicles (EVs) for millions of people. If you’re considering making the switch to an EV, you’ll need a reliable charging solution. At Grant Keddle Electrical, we specialise in the installation of EV charging points, with a primary focus on the innovative Zappi range for both residential and commercial properties.

Go Electric

with Grant Keddle Electrical

Making the switch to an electric vehicle has never been more popular. Whether you’re looking to reduce your running costs, lower your environmental impact, or simply enjoy the convenience of charging at home, having the right EV charger installed is essential.

At Grant Keddle Electrical, we provide professional EV charger installations for both domestic and commercial properties. We install a range of industry-leading chargers, including Zappi and Andersen, helping you choose the solution that best suits your home, lifestyle, and budget.

Where Can an EV Charger Be Installed?

Every property is different, which is why we begin with a free site survey. Grant will assess your property’s electrical supply, discuss your charging requirements, and recommend the most suitable location and charger for your needs.

Whether you’re looking for the smart energy-saving features of a Zappi charger or the premium design and seamless finish of an Andersen charger, you can trust us to provide a safe, professional installation that complies with the latest regulations.

Get in touch today by phone or email to take the next step towards convenient, reliable EV charging.

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Understanding

EV Charging Point Types

There are three main types of EV charging points: rapid, fast, and slow. Rapid chargers are ideal for quick top-ups during long journeys and are commonly found at motorway services. Fast chargers are suitable for home and workplace use, offering a convenient way to charge vehicles within a few hours. Slow chargers, also known as trickle chargers, are typically reserved for emergency charging situations and utilize standard 13A plug sockets.

Choosing the Right Plug/Connector

When it comes to plugs, there are two main types: Type 1 and Type 2. Type 2 plugs are the most common and are standard in new vehicles. Both plug types can handle up to 32A charging, but Type 2 plugs offer the added benefit of three-phase charging for faster charging options in certain installations.

Useful Resources

  • Zap-Map: Helps you locate public charging points near your area for added convenience.
  • Energy Saving Trust: Provides insights into Electric Vehicles and their energy-saving advantages.
  • Green Car Guide: Independent electric, hybrid and green car review and advice since 2006.

Ready to embrace the electric revolution?

Get in touch with Grant Keddle Electrical today and take the first step towards a greener, more sustainable future.