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Looking to install an electric vehicle charging point on your property? Look no further than our comprehensive range of domestic EV chargers ready to install.

Installing an EV charging point at your home can bring a range of benefits, including greater flexibility and convenience for charging your vehicle. You can also reap the benefits of cheaper energy rates by charging your vehicle overnight at home when energy prices are lower. Additionally, an electric vehicle charging station could help to boost your property value. 

Not sure where to start? Don't worry, we're here to help! Here are a few things to think about when choosing your home EV charger:

Tehtered or Untethered?

  • Tehtered EV Chargers: These have a charging cable that's always attached & ready. It's a convenient plug and go option.
  • Untethered EV Chargers: These have a socket, and you use your own cable. This is great if you have differnt electric cars or want to use different cables.

Keeping Safe With IP Ratings:

You'll see numbers like IP54 or IP66 on our chargers. This rating tells you how well they're protected from dust and water.

  • The bigger the number, the tougher the protection!
  • IP54: Good for most places, protects from dust & splashes.
  • IP66: Super strong, protects from dust and powerful water jets.

Important information because your EV charger might be installed outside.

At YESSS Electrical, we stock a varied selection of smart EV charger brands such as Pod Point, Easee, OHME, and MyEnergi. Our home EV chargers are available in different outputs, copmatible with type 1 or type 2 connectors and can be positioned on a pedestal or wall-mounted. 

Now that you know the basics...take a look at our collection of electric vehicle chargers below. Free UK delivery over £50 (excluding VAT).

Home EV Charger FAQs

Where Can I Get a Domestic EV Charger Installed?

You can get your electric car charger installed in locations such as your garage, or on an outside wall if adequate space is available. Your installer will be able to advise you on the best place to install your home charger. You must own a private off-road parking space to be eligible for electric car charging installation.

How Long Could it Take for an Electric Vehicle to Charge at Home?

The length of time it takes to charge your electric vehicle will depend on the size of its battery and the speed of the charging point you have installed. Home charging points are usually 3.6kW or 7kW and typically provide around 15-30 range miles per hour of charge. With a 7kW pod point charger, it typically takes approximately 8 hours to completely charge a vehicle with a 60kWh battery. For this reason, many homeowners choose to charge their electric cars overnight.

What is the Difference Between an Untethered or Tethered Unit?

A tethered charger has a permanently attached charging cable for a specific type and model of electric car, while an untethered unit requires the user to provide their own charging cable.

Many electric car owners choose tethered chargers for their vehicle for convenient and hassle-free charging, while some owners prefer untethered to be able to accommodate different types of vehicle models and charger types in future.

Our EV charger range features both types, so you can choose whichever one is best for you.

What are the Benefits of Installing an EV Charger at Home?

The majority of people install EV chargers at home for the convenience of being able to charge their vehicle when needed, without visiting public charging stations. Local charging facilities can vary, and a home EV charger reduces the risk of finding your nearest charging ports full if local infrastructure is limited or incompatible with your model.

Cost is another advantage of home EV charger installation. Charging your electric vehicle at home is often more cost-effective compared to using public charging stations. By taking advantage of lower residential electricity rates, you can save money on charging costs over time, especially when compared to the potentially higher fees associated with public charging stations.

What Type of Maintenance or Servicing Does a Domestic EV Charger Require?

A routine service from an EV technician will check for electrical faults and help to prevent any potential issues in future. General wear and tear from weather, everyday use and slow charging are the most common issues that can be easily rectified with an annual service, designed to keep your EV charger operating at peak performance.

A strong wi-fi connection will facilitate smart charging and ensure that your charger is up to date with the latest software and data tracking for efficient and reliable performance.

How Long Does it Take to Install a Domestic EV Charger?

Most EV chargers can be installed in as little as 2-3 hours. The process is typically straightforward and involves installing the charging port and connecting it to both a power supply and your home wi-fi network.

Occasionally, extra work may need to be done to make room for your charger and the installation may carry over into an additional day.

Can I Install My Own EV Charger?

We would recommend that a fully qualified electrician install an EV charger at your home. Domestic EV charging points must meet government compliance requirements and safety standards.

if you'd like to take advantage of government grants and schemes for a cheaper EV charging point at home, find an OZEV approved electrician in your area. You must use one of the OZEV approved installers to be eligible for a cheaper EV installation on your property. 

How Much Does It Cost to Install an EV Charger?

The cost of installing an EV charging point at home will need to factor in both the price of the EV charger and the installation work, which varies from provider to provider.

Using the link above, you can find a local Office for Zero Emission Vehicles approved electrician and get an installation quote online.

You can reduce the cost of installing a domestic eV charger with the OZEV ChargePoint grant for renters & flat owners (until March 3102026) for a maximum saving of 75% off the cost of installing a domestic electric car charging point up to £350.