You've gone electric, or you're about to. We fit two home chargers: a Sync Energy or a myenergi Zappi, tethered or untethered. Up to 5 metres, supply and fit, that is £990 or £1,020 for Sync Energy and £1,250 or £1,280 for a Zappi. The price includes the charger, the installation pack, certification and DNO registration. Each metre over 5 metres is £20. Use the estimator for the figure before you call.
The Why: What's Actually Going On
A dedicated EV charge point is safer and faster than a 13A plug. Most homes fit a 7kW unit (single-phase), which adds roughly 30 miles per hour. 22kW needs three-phase supply - many domestic properties don't have it. Tethered cables are attached to the unit (convenient if you always use the same connector). Untethered uses your own cable (flexible for different EVs). OZEV (Office for Zero Emission Vehicles) grants have changed - check current schemes. Installation must be carried out by an OZEV-approved installer for grant eligibility. The work is notifiable under Part P.
Roy's Pro Tip
Choose an OZEV-approved installer from the start - retrofitting for grant compliance is rarely possible. If you're planning solar or battery storage, tell your electrician; they can future-proof the installation.
Safety Warning
Never use a standard domestic socket for regular EV charging. They're not designed for sustained high current and can overheat. Dedicated charge points include built-in protection (RCD, PEN fault protection).
Recommended Products
We fit Sync Energy and Zappi only. A standard install up to 5 metres starts at £990 for Sync Energy and £1,250 for a Zappi, including the installation pack, certification and DNO registration. See the guide price.
EV Charger Installation in Thanet?
Sync Energy from £990 and Zappi from £1,250, supply and fit up to 5 metres, across Margate, Ramsgate, Broadstairs and the Isle of Thanet.
Expert Electrical Advice in Thanet
Still have questions? Contact Roy at Thanet Electrical for a free consultation in Margate, Ramsgate, or Broadstairs.
Get StartedProfessional Safety Checklist
- Isolate power at the consumer unit before any electrical work
- Use a voltage tester to confirm circuits are dead
- Ensure all work complies with BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations)
- Keep a record of any modifications for future reference
- When in doubt, consult a qualified electrician
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