03 — EV Charging

Charging points wired to the same standard as our solar plants.

An EV charger is a continuous high-current load, and most problems come from treating it like an ordinary socket. We assess the supply first, then install the right hardware on its own protected circuit.

Where we install

Four charging situations, four different designs

A single home wallbox and a fleet charging bay have almost nothing in common electrically. We size each one from the supply side inward.

Home charging

A dedicated wallbox on its own protected circuit.

  • Load and meter capacity check
  • Dedicated cable run and RCBO protection
  • Neat surface or concealed routing
  • Handover with safe-charging guidance

Societies & workplaces

Shared charging bays sized to how residents and staff actually park.

  • Multi-point layout planning
  • Separate metering per point
  • Cable management and bay marking
  • Maintenance covered under AMC

Commercial fast charging

Higher-capacity charging for fleets, retail and highway sites.

  • Feeder and transformer capacity assessment
  • DC fast-charger installation
  • Earthing, protection and safety signage
  • Commissioning and operator training

Solar-linked charging

Charging that runs on your own generation instead of the grid.

  • Sized against daytime charging pattern
  • Combined solar + charger installation
  • Optional battery buffering
  • Genuine reduction in cost per km
Our checklist

What a properly installed charger includes

None of this is optional on our jobs, and it is the difference between a charger that runs for years and one that trips every week.

  • Existing load and sanctioned capacity verified before hardware is selected
  • Dedicated circuit with correctly rated cable and RCBO protection
  • IS 3043 compliant earthing at every charging point
  • Cable routing planned so the installation looks intentional, not improvised
  • Commissioning test, safe-charging walkthrough and handover notes
  • Service and fault support available under an annual contract
Solar + EV

Charging on your own generation

If your vehicle charges mostly during the day, pairing the charger with a rooftop system changes the economics entirely — you are then running on your own units instead of buying them.

Let's size your charging setup.

Tell us the vehicle, where it parks and your existing supply. We will recommend the charger and the electrical work it needs.