
Smart EV charger installation in Woking, with charging scheduled for cheaper off-peak hours and controlled from your phone. We fit the charger, connect it to Wi-Fi and set up the app with you.

A smart charger connects to the internet, so you can start, stop and schedule charging from an app and see how much energy you've used. Since 2022, chargers sold for homes and workplaces in Great Britain must have smart functions built in.
Many energy suppliers offer low overnight rates for electric car owners. A smart charger can be set to charge only in those hours, and some link directly to the tariff so the car charges whenever prices are lowest, without you doing anything.
Some smart chargers can use spare power from solar panels, and many can watch your home's total use and slow down when the oven or shower is on, so the main fuse isn't overloaded. Tell us what you have at home and we'll suggest a suitable model.
We check your supply and fuse board, and how strong your Wi-Fi signal is where the charger will go. If the signal is weak, some chargers can use a mobile data connection or a cable to the router instead.
After fitting and testing the charger, we connect it to your network, register it in the app and set your charging schedule together. Before we leave, you'll know how to start a charge, change the times and check your usage.
Call or send us a message with what's wrong or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job, explain what's needed and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
We carry out the work, test it and hand you the right certificate, leaving everything safe and tidy.
Most smart chargers need a connection to use their app and scheduling features. That's usually your home Wi-Fi, but some models can use a mobile data connection or a cable to your router. We check the signal where the charger will go before fitting.
Yes. The charger will still charge your car when you plug it in. You may lose the app, live data and scheduled times until the connection returns, depending on the model, so it's worth knowing how yours behaves without Wi-Fi.
Many can, using load balancing. A sensor on your incoming supply tells the charger how much power the house is using, and it reduces the charging rate when demand is high. This can sometimes avoid the need for a costly supply upgrade.
It depends on your car, your energy tariff, whether you have solar panels and how you'd like the charger to look. Tell us those details, and we'll recommend a few suitable models and explain the differences between them before you choose.
We install smart chargers across all the areas listed below. Choose yours.
Tell us your car, your energy tariff and whether you have solar, and we'll suggest the right smart charger.