
Home EV charger installation in Riddlesdown for one car or two, with load management for homes that already run heat pumps or electric showers. We fit smart chargers across Riddlesdown and set them up for cheaper overnight charging.

With two EVs, you can fit two chargers, a twin charger or one charger shared between cars on different nights. Two chargers on one supply usually need load management so they share power without overloading your main fuse. We'll suggest what suits your parking and routine.
Heat pumps, electric showers, hot tubs and electric ovens all draw a lot of power. Add an EV charger and the total can approach your main fuse rating. A charger with load management measures your use and slows charging when needed, so the fuse is protected.
Almost all new electric and plug-in hybrid cars sold in the UK use the Type 2 connector for home charging, so a charger fitted now should suit your next car too. An untethered charger gives extra flexibility if a future car needs a different cable.
Riddlesdown is a short drive from our South Croydon base. We'll ask about your car, any second EV you're planning and other large appliances in the house, then check your supply and give you a free quote.
We install and test the charger, set up load management if it's needed and connect the app. Before we leave, we show you how to schedule charging and check your energy use. The network operator is notified and you get your certificate.
Call or send a message about the job. For urgent faults we aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
An electrician comes out, checks the job and talks you through the options, then you get a free, no-obligation quote.
When the work is finished, we test everything we've worked on and hand over the right certificate for the job.
Yes. You can fit two chargers, a dual charger or share one charger between cars. With two chargers on one supply, load management is usually needed to stay within your main fuse limit. We check your supply and recommend the best setup for your household.
Yes, in most homes. Both draw a lot of power, so we check your main fuse and the total load. A charger with load management will slow charging if the heat pump and other appliances are running hard, so your supply isn't overloaded.
Almost certainly. Nearly all new electric and plug-in hybrid cars in the UK use the Type 2 connector for home charging. If you'd like extra flexibility, an untethered charger lets you use whichever cable suits the car you drive, now or in the future.
Not always. Many homes manage fine with load management, which keeps the total demand within the existing fuse. If your demand is very high, the network operator may need to upgrade your supply, and we'll explain what's involved before going ahead.
Nearby areas where we also fit home chargers.
Running two EVs or a heat pump in Riddlesdown? Tell us about your home and we'll recommend a charger.