Electricity Supply to Garage

[flameport]

The garage and EV charging won't be a problem.
99% of garages never have a car in them.

 

[jelliottelectrical]

The subsidy scheme provided a reduction in the cost of the charge point itself. The cost of providing an adequate supply (32A usually) is not included in the scheme/subsidy.

That was my understanding. I have done a few EV points and usually people paid around £150 and this was for the installation costs, usually a maximum length of cable and connection to an existing db or fitting a separate consumer unit, with the charge points provided under the grant. Though I never dealt with that side of it, just did the installation

 

[oldbutnotdead]

The subsidy scheme provided a reduction in the cost of the charge point itself. The cost of providing an adequate supply (32A usually) is not included in the scheme/subsidy.

Oh boo. And it seemed such a good idea at the time.....

 

[oldbutnotdead]

The garage and EV charging won't be a problem.
99% of garages never have a car in them.

I am so looking forward to the first slip trip claim for someone tumbling on a 32A car charging cable draped across a pavement