Charging Point Installers in Dorset

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We always recommend you double-check your preferred EV charger installers are accredited by OZEV (old name OLEV).

You can find the official list of accredited installers on the OZEV website.

In addition, in order to receive the £350 grant, your charging point must also be approved by OZEV aka OLEV. Check the charger you are interested in is on the approved list.

If the installation company doesn't have both accreditations (installer and charging point), then your installation won't be eligible for the £350 OZEV grant.

Having said that, it's the installer that has to make the claim for the £350, so you should be fine either way.

Full eligibility information for the grant – basically if you wish to participate in the government's Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) – can be found here.

How long does the EV charger installation take?

An electric car charger installation typically takes just a few hours.

Sometimes the EV charger installation company will visit first to work out a suitable location for the chargepoint, and then decide with you on an appropriate cable run. In this way, on the charger installation day, everything should run nice and smoothly.

Alternatively, the installation company won't visit in advance and you will be asked to download some software (e.g. Jumptech, Onroute, etc.), or click on a link on your smartphone or tablet. You will then answer various questions and take photos of your fusebox, likely cable run, and so on, enabling the company to send you an accurate quote.

Please note: The installers below, together with the Rightcharge charger and installer finder tool, cover the most popular chargepoints, such as Zappi, EO Mini Pro 2, Ohme, Smart Pro, etc. There are however many other brands and models, and if you set your heart on a particular one, ask your local installers if they can source the one you want.

For a comprehensive overview of charging points and how they complement an electric car, please see our main Charging Points page. In a nutshell, better to get a 7.4 kW home EV charger, rather than a 3.6 kW charger, as you will be able to charge your electric car twice as fast. Charge overnight on a cheap, smart tariff, and your monthly 'fuel' bills will be incredibly low.

Get in touch now with accredited installers below.