EV Charger Installation in Enfield

About ev charger installation in Enfield

A home EV charger (wallbox) is installed on a dedicated 32A circuit from your consumer unit, giving you a full overnight charge at a fraction of the cost of public charging. The installation covers everything from the electrical survey through to commissioning and Part P certification. Most standard installations are completed in half a day.

EV charger installation is notifiable electrical work under Part P of the Building Regulations. It must be carried out by a qualified electrician registered with a competent person scheme (NICEIC, NAPIT, or ELECSA). A dedicated circuit is required — you cannot safely run a 7kW charger from an existing socket circuit. DIY installation is illegal and invalidates your charger warranty.

What's included

• Pre-installation site survey and assessment
• Dedicated 32A radial circuit from consumer unit to charger
• All cable, conduit, clips, and fixings
• 32A Type B RCBO protection at the consumer unit
• Earth rod installation if required (PME earthing properties)
• Charger mounting, connection, and commissioning
• Full circuit testing to BS 7671 standards
• Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC)
• Part P Building Control notification
• DNO notification and application if required
• Charger app setup and handover walkthrough

Typical cost

EV Charger Installation in Enfield typically costs £800–£1,500 per installation. Every job is different — describe what you need and a qualified electrician will quote you directly.

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Regulations & standards

• Part P of the Building Regulations (Approved Document P): EV charger installation is notifiable electrical work. It must be carried out by an electrician registered with a competent person scheme, or inspected and certified by Building Control.
• BS 7671:2018+A2:2022 (IET Wiring Regulations), Section 722: Section 722 covers the specific requirements for EV charging installations, including circuit protection, cable sizing, earthing, and the type of RCD required.
• IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation (4th Edition): The industry standard guide for EV charger installation, covering site assessment, circuit design, earthing arrangements, and DNO requirements.
• OZEV Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme: Government grant of up to £350 for eligible renters and flat owners. The charger must be smart-enabled and installed by an OZEV-approved installer.