Fast, safe charging at home
Charge your electric vehicle overnight on a dedicated 7kW home charger — typically a full charge in 6–8 hours. We install OLEV/SEAI-approved units with smart scheduling so you charge on the cheapest rate.

Why it pays off
Grant Available
SEAI EV Home Charger Grant up to €300
Choose the cable style that suits your driveway and car.
App control to charge during cheap night-rate hours automatically.
Optional mode to charge only from surplus solar generation.
RECI-registered electrician, full safety cert provided.
Who it's for
Our process
Photos of your consumer unit, driveway and cable route. We quote within 48 hours.
€300 grant applied for on your behalf. Requires proof of EV ownership or order.
RECI-registered electrician, dedicated cable run from consumer unit, load-balancing configured.
Smart scheduling for night-rate hours, optional solar-only mode configured on the day.
Typical pricing
EV charger price depends on cable run, consumer unit capacity and charger model. Send photos of your driveway and fuseboard for a fixed quote — usually returned the same day.
Estimated figures only. Savings, payback, generation and running-cost numbers shown are indicative estimates, not guarantees. Actual results depend on your system size, roof orientation, shading, electricity tariff, self-consumption, grant eligibility, property condition and other factors. Contact us for a free survey and a fixed, tailored quote.
Frequently asked
Adds around 40 km of range per hour — full charge of a 60kWh battery in 8–9 hours (perfect overnight).
No. Standard single-phase 7kW chargers work for 99% of Irish homes and match all mainstream EVs' AC charging limit.
Yes — with a solar-aware charger (e.g. Zappi, Wallbox Pulsar with EDDI), the unit modulates output to match live solar export, using zero grid power when possible.
€300 for homeowners installing a first EV home charger, provided the property has off-street parking and the applicant owns or has ordered an EV (or PHEV).
On a night-rate tariff (~8c/kWh), a full 60kWh charge costs around €4.80 — enough for 300+ km. That's roughly €0.02/km vs €0.15/km for a diesel.
Get a free, no-obligation quote for your ev chargers installation.
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