Electric vehicle chargers and backup power systems both put serious demands on an electrical installation. A home charger can draw as much current as several large appliances running together for hours. Backup systems need careful switching so they power the right circuits and can never send power back into the grid.
For EV charging, we check your supply and board capacity, recommend the right charger location, run a dedicated circuit with correct protection and test the installation so the charger can work at its rated output without overloading anything else.
For backup power, we connect inverters, UPS units and generators through proper changeover switches or dedicated backup circuits. We help you decide which loads matter most, such as lighting, fans, the fridge, internet equipment or a home office, and design the system around them so your backup lasts as long as possible.
Wall-mounted chargers on a dedicated, correctly protected circuit.
Battery inverter connections with a separate backup circuit for essential loads.
Clean, uninterrupted power for computers, routers and sensitive electronics.
Manual or automatic changeover switches so generators connect safely.
Working out which circuits to back up and how long your system will last.
Confirming your supply and board can handle a new charger or backup system.
