ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) CHARGING POINT INSTALLATION

WHAT WE OFFER

Wil-Lec offer a wide range of EV charging points and stations that are compatible with all plug-in vehicle brands.

Being an independent installer allows us to source different product solutions from many leading manufacturers of EV chargers to best suit your needs.

Solutions range from ‘easy to use’ stylish residential wall pods and post mounted driveway solutions that can utilise smart-phone technology, through to workplace and fleet array charging systems for multiple vehicles.

Power ratings of EV charging stations are available from 3.5kW to 22kW and come with options of different tether lengths from 5m to 10m.

INSTALLATION

When choosing an EV charging system our team of experts can guide you through all the available installation options and associated costs.

We will also explain the operational methods and all management features available, such as smart technologies provided to allow you to monitor and calculate consumption and make powering your vehicles simple.

We are OZEV Approved installers for Type 1 Universal and Type 2 Universal socket types, with our team being fully qualified in all aspects of electrical and structural work required to ensure your full satisfactions with your installation.

THE OZEV GRANT

All the EV chargers we install have been accredited by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OZEV) which qualifies them for use in Home Charge Grant scheme or the Workplace Charging Grant scheme.

This means if eligible, you can benefit from a reduction in the cost of your charger installation – by £350 for Home Chargers and by up to £14,000 from 1st April 2020.

To qualify you must have off-street parking (driveway or garage), your vehicle must be purchased after 1st October 2016, the charger must use smart technology and your charger must be installed by an OZEV approved installer not more than 4 month before you become user of an EV.

From April 2022, the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) will no longer be open to homeowners (including people with mortgages) who live in single-unit properties such as bungalows and detached, semi-detached or terraced housing. The scheme will remain open to:

• homeowners who live in flats
• people in rental accommodation (flats and single-use properties)