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Provision and installation of Electric Vehicle Chargers.
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From the very beginning, our goal has been clear: To lead the transformation towards a sustainable future by making electric vehicle (EV) charging accessible, reliable, and efficient for everyone, contributing to a cleaner and greener planet.
If you have any questions, get in touch with us for a free quote and information for your home or business.
We will assess your home or business and provide a quote based on your specific needs.
Our highly skilled, registered professionals will install your system according to international best practices.
Reduce your energy bills and help the planet, with grants available for both homeowners and businesses.
Find Answers in Our FAQs
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EV chargers, or electric vehicle chargers, work by providing electricity to the battery of an electric vehicle (EV) to charge it. There are different types of EV chargers available, ranging from slow chargers that can be plugged into a standard household outlet to fast chargers that can charge an EV in a matter of hours.
The price of an EV charger in Ireland can differ based on the charger type and installation complexity. A standard home charger typically costs between €500 and €700, whereas a fast charger can exceed €5,000.
Investing in EV chargers in Ireland can be a wise decision, especially for electric vehicle owners without a home charging point. Although the initial cost can be substantial, it often results in long-term savings on fuel expenses.
To determine if your home can support an EV charger, consider the type of charger you plan to install and assess if your electrical system has the required capacity. You might need to upgrade your electrical system to accommodate the charger.
The charging time for an electric vehicle with an EV charger varies based on the charger's type and the vehicle's battery capacity. A slow charger can take several hours, whereas a fast charger can complete the job in a few hours.
Certainly! EV chargers can be integrated with your current energy source, like the grid, enabling you to charge your electric vehicle with electricity from the grid when necessary.
Yes, in Ireland, EV chargers might qualify for grants or incentives, including the SEAI electric vehicle home charger grant. Reach out to us, and we’ll provide you with all the information needed to begin with solar and start saving.
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