PenCol Electrical Ltd
Unit 34, Basepoint Business Centre
Waterbury Drive, Waterlooville,
Hampshire. PO7 7TH
Tel: (023)92 484333
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Domestic Electric Vehicle Grant system
As an authorised installer under the Office For Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV), we have partnered with manufactures of Electric Vehicle (EV) Charge Points to be able to offer the Government 75% subsidy off the total cost of the electrical installation of a Electric Vehicle charge point at your home.
This entails that a contribution of up to 75% (Capped at £350, including VAT) of the total cost of the EV Charge Point is reduced from the final cost of installation (subject to specific criteria).
Do you meet the eligibility criteria for the government grant? (Click here)
Installation Terms & Conditions
Providing that the installation of your EV Charge Point falls within the standard installation specification, in combination with the grant subsidy, installation costs are from:
(Subject to additional Site survey and eligible criteria)
Charge Point Type Cost of install to Homeowner
16amp (type 2) charging
socket charging unit
32amp (type 2) charging
socket charging unit
16amp (type 1) tethered
lead charging unit
16amp (type 2) tethered
lead charging unit
32amp (type 1) tethered
lead charging unit
32amp (type 2) tethered
lead charging unit
Standard Installation Specification
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The chosen Wallpod Charge Point
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The property's consumer unit must be RCD protected and have a spare way for protecting the outgoing charge point circuit
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Cable to be surface mounted - clipped direct
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No ground works
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The Charge Point must have SMART technology built in with the capability to be remotely accessed (Requires to be connected to the customers home Wi-Fi
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The property must have an earthing arrangement complying with current regulations
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The property must have off road parking
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The charge point must be fixed to the main property and able to utilise the property's earthing arrangement
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The property is within 75 miles (150 miles round trip) of an approved installer or their satellite installer
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The homeowner must comply with all current OLEV Domestic Scheme T's & C's
Additional costs (to be negotiated prior to installation between the home owner and installer)
The following information provides a guideline of work that is considered to be beyond the standard installation specification:
The necessity to install a mini consumer unit with overload and fault current protection due to:
a) the property's consumer unit having insufficient capacity/protection
for the charge point circuit.
b) the homeowner wishing to have an independent charge point circuit
protection from the house consumer unit.
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Any additional mechanical protection required for the cabling, i.e trunking, conduit etc.
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Any cable chasing requested by the homeowner
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Any ground works requested by the homeowner
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The necessity to introduce an alternative earthing system, i.e an electrode/inspection chamber
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The property being further away than 75 miles (150 mile round trip) from an approved installer or their satellite installer's base
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Any additional or unusual works requested by the homeowner in order for the install to take place, i.e gas and water bonding, equipment clearing, plumbing work etc.
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