With several years of experience installing EV chargers in Perth, our team based in High Wycombe helps homeowners and businesses make the switch to electric. More drivers are choosing the convenience of an EV home charger, which is also more cost-effective than relying on public charging stations. Our expert team assesses your switchboard capacity and parking location to recommend the best electric car charger for home or business use and the safest spot to install it. Our licensed electricians complete every electric vehicle charger installation in line with Australian safety standards.
We offer both supply and install or install-only options for your electric vehicle charger. We can install any electric vehicle charger model on the market, including Tesla, Wallbox and Evnex. Whether you’d like us to provide you with a charger or install one that you’ve already purchased your own, our team can complete the job at a high standard of quality.
If you’ve recently bought a Tesla, we provide Tesla charger installations and can set up your Tesla charging station at home. Every Tesla charger installation is completed in line with manufacturer specifications and Australian safety standards.
The cost of an EV charging station installation in Perth typically ranges between $1,200 – $3,000, depending on a range of factors, including:
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To find out how much an electric vehicle charger installation might cost for your home or business, get in touch with our expert team today.
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FAQS
The cable that comes with most EVs is slow to use day to day, since it plugs into a normal power point. A dedicated wall charger on its own circuit charges considerably faster.
Yes, if your car and charger both support it, 3 phase charging is roughly three times faster than a standard single phase charger. Not every EV can use the faster rate, so it's worth checking your car's specs first.
Yes, EV chargers usually need a specific type of safety switch, different to what's used on a standard power point. This gets fitted as a normal part of the install.
Many chargers let you schedule charging for off-peak times or tie in with home solar, so you're not always charging at full electricity rates. This depends on the charger model.
It depends on your switchboard's current capacity. This is something we can check, as older boards sometimes need an upgrade to safely handle the extra load.
