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EV Charger Installation
Did You Know?
Did you know that if 50% of New Zealanders purchased an electric vehicle
We would reduce carbon dioxide emissions by an incredible six billion kilograms every year?
That is Why at Impact Electrical, we provide professional EV charger home installation for you.
EV Charger Installation is a fantastic way to help the environment, as well as save money on fuel and running costs too!
If you have recently purchased an electric vehicle, you will need to ensure it keeps running.
This is where we can help.
We can install a high-quality EV charger for your home or commercial property, helping you to keep your car on the road.
Find out the benefits of how Impact Electrical can be the best solution.
The Benefits Of Having Your Very Own EV Charger
New Zealand already has a network of public electric vehicle charging station, but there is a wide range of benefits to having electric vehicle charger of your own either at home or your place of work. These include:
Availability
Knowing that your EV charger will be available for you to use any time you want.
Also, having confidence that you can leave your car charging while you are working, or relaxing at home.
Convenience & Security
The convenience and security of knowing that you don’t have to travel to charge your Electric vehicle.
Incentive
Offering ev chargers as an incentive.
If you have it at work, you can provide charging as a perk, helping to boost staff morale and encouraging them to come to the office.
Make Our Planet Greener Place
Knowing that you are doing your part to reduce your carbon footprint, and helping to make the world a greener place.
EV chargers are intricate pieces of electrical equipment and need to be installed by a qualified electrician.
We would definitely recommend that you don’t do this yourself!
If you would like yours to be installed, We are here to help.
We can install it at the location of your choice.
Contact us today to see how we can help keep you green!
Why choose Impact Electrical for your EV charger installation?
So, you’ve decided that an electric vehicle is a perfect choice for your lifestyle and need. that’s great! Here are some of the reasons why you should choose Impact Electrical for installation.
We have nine years of experience providing residential services to businesses across as an electrician in Auckland.
We can manage and run your project from start to finish.
Whether you are looking for a complete home restoration or renovating one room
We are here to help.
All the installations we carry out are OSH compliant, and we are fully conversant with best practice and regulations.
You’d be surprised how many electrical installation companies aren’t!
Our pricing is competitive.
you have an EV charger installation quote from a local electrician, we are confident that we can match or beat it
The price we offer is the price you pay.
There are no hidden surprises or unexpected extras!
We can work around your busy schedule.
Our team of electricians are available for early morning and late evening work, as well as weekends .
We can provide other energy-saving services too.
If you are looking to completely overhaul your electrical needs, in order to reduce your energy bills and lower your carbon footprint – we’re here to help.
We will work with you to install more energy-efficient products and equipment, to help your home or commercial property become more green.
We can maintain and repair your EV charger too.
If there are issues, we will be there to help get it back to full functionality.
If you are based in Auckland, we can be at your home or workplace in under four hours!
Frequently Asked Questions
Most kiwis ask this question, and the answer really depends on your electric vehicles.
If you have a newer car with a built-in EV charger, you likely don't need to buy anything extra – your car will come with the appropriate charging cable.
If you have an older electric vehicles without a built-in EV charger, you'll need to buy a charging cable and charger.
There are a few different types of chargers on the market, so it's important to do your research and find the one that's best for you.
Some chargers plug into a regular outlet, while others require a specific type of outlet or installation.
Once you've got your charger, all you need to do is plug it into your car and turn it on!
The charging process will vary depending on the type of charger you have, but most will start automatically when plugged in.
Make sure to keep an eye on your car's charge level so you don't run out of power while driving. You can find this information in your car's dashboard or the owner's manual.
Most of all, Don't Leave your electric car plugged when it is fully charged.
Remember the old petrol stations?
Hogs would go in, hogs would go out. Cattle ranchers are still a little confused by all this electric-car talk and the idea of charging stations.
EV charger prevents battery power drain or overcharging by quickly shutting off when fully charged, but it can also get your vehicle unstuck (jammed).
If there is a problem with the ev charging station , your electric car will also be able to detect it and will not charge.
EV chargers come in two types: level 1 and level 2.
Level 1 chargers are usually plugged into an ordinary household outlet
and can take up to 18 hours to fully charge a vehicle.
Level 2 chargers are more powerful and can be plugged into a regular outlet or installed in a garage.
They can charge a vehicle up to six times faster than level 1 chargers.
Most electric cars come with a charging cable that plugs into the car’s charging port.
The other end of the cable plugs into the EV charger.
Once the car is plugged in, the charger will turn on and start charging the vehicle.
Most chargers have a light that will turn green when the car is fully charged.
Some chargers also have a light that turns red if there is a problem with the charging station.
If you need to unplug the charger, always make sure to unplug it from the car first.
Then unplug it from the wall. Never pull on the cord itself.
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