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1) EV Charger Installations in Banbury & Surrounding Areas

I recently installed an EV charger for a customer where it was not practical to route the cable internally back to the main consumer unit. Instead, we installed an IP-rated external consumer unit next to the electrical meter, complete with double pole Type A RCBO protection and Type 2 surge protection in line with current regulations. D-Line clips were then used externally to keep the cable routing neat against the brickwork and give the installation a clean finish.

Every EV charger installation is different, which is why we take the time to assess the property properly before quoting. Some installations are straightforward, while others require additional protection, alternative cable routes or external distribution equipment to ensure the installation is safe, compliant and visually tidy.

At L J Mullan Electrical, we carry out EV charger installations throughout Banbury, Brackley and surrounding areas. We provide a professional, friendly service and we will ensure to communicate well with you if you have any queries throughout the process.

2) What Is Included With an EV Charger Installation?

Our EV charger installations are carried out to current electrical regulations and include all relevant testing, certification and notifications required on completion.

Our installations typically include:

• Supply and installation of the EV charger
• Dedicated power supply for the charger
• Appropriate RCBO/RCD protection
• Surge protection where required
• Full testing of the installation
• Electrical Installation Certificate
• Notification to Building Control
• DNO notification where applicable

Most EV charger installations are completed within one working day.

We supply all materials unless the customer specifically requests their own charger or accessories.

3) Real Experience With EV Charger Installations

One of the most important parts of EV charger work is adapting the installation to suit the property properly, rather than simply taking the quickest route.

On a recent installation, feeding the charger directly back to the existing consumer unit internally would have caused unnecessary disruption inside the property. Instead, we installed an external IP-rated Fusebox consumer unit beside the electrical meter.

Inside the enclosure, we fitted double pole Type A RCBO protection alongside Type 2 surge protection to comply with current regulations. The external cable route was then clipped neatly using D-Line clips to ensure the finished installation looked tidy against the brickwork.

This approach allowed the installation to remain both compliant and visually neat without causing damage or disruption inside the customer’s home.

4) The EV Chargers We Install

We regularly install:

• Andersen EV chargers
• Hypervolt EV chargers
• Ohme EV chargers

Different chargers suit different customers depending on the property, charging requirements and preferred features.

Some customers prefer the appearance of Andersen chargers, while others prioritise app control and smart charging functionality from brands such as Hypervolt or Ohme.

We are always happy to discuss the best option for your property and vehicle.

5) Our Installation Process

We try to keep the process simple from start to finish.

Step 1 – Initial Contact

Get in touch via WhatsApp, email, phone or text message for a free, no-obligation quote.

Step 2 – Photos or Free Survey

In many cases, customers send photos of the existing electrical setup and parking area via WhatsApp or email. If needed, we can also visit the property free of charge to assess the installation properly.

Step 3 – Quotation

Once we understand the installation requirements, we provide a clear quotation outlining what is included.

Step 4 – Installation & Testing

On installation day, we carry out the work, complete all testing and issue the required certification.

Step 5 – Notifications & Paperwork

Once completed, we provide the Electrical Installation Certificate and complete any required DNO or Building Control notifications.

6) Common Problems We See

Unfortunately, we are regularly called out to inspect poor-quality EV charger installations.

Some common issues we see include:

• Incorrect cable sizes used
• Incorrect RCBO or RCD protection
• No surge protection fitted
• Poorly routed external cabling
• Untidy installations
• No certification issued
• Chargers installed without proper testing

An EV charger is a high-load electrical installation and needs to be installed correctly to ensure both safety and reliability.

7) Why Customers Choose Us

Customers looking for an “EV charger installer near me” often want somebody who communicates properly and takes pride in the finished installation.

We aim to provide:

• Same day or next day response
• Honest advice
• Tidy workmanship
• Clear communication
• NAPIT registered installations
• Certification included
• DNO notification completed
• 12-month workmanship guarantee
• Manufacturer warranties

We also have over 180 five-star reviews from customers across Banbury, Brackley and surrounding villages.

8) EV Charger Installation Pricing

Most EV charger installations are typically priced between:

£1,000–£1,500 + VAT

Pricing depends on:

• Cable route complexity
• Distance from the supply
• Charger choice
• Additional protection requirements
• External works required

We provide free quotations and surveys so customers fully understand the installation before work begins.

9) FAQ SECTION

9.0.1) How long does an EV charger installation take?

Most EV charger installations are completed within one working day. More complex cable routes or additional electrical works may increase installation time slightly.

9.0.2) Do you provide certification after the installation?

Yes. We issue an Electrical Installation Certificate after testing is completed, along with any required notifications to Building Control and the DNO.

9.0.3) Which EV charger brands do you install?

We regularly install Andersen, Hypervolt and Ohme EV chargers. We are happy to discuss which option best suits your property and charging requirements.

9.0.4) Do I need surge protection for an EV charger?

In many cases, yes. Surge protection is often required under current regulations and helps protect sensitive electrical equipment from voltage spikes.

9.0.5) Can the charger cable be run externally?

Yes. In some properties, external cable routing is the best option. We regularly use neat external routing methods such as D-Line clips to keep installations tidy.

9.0.6) How much does an EV charger installation cost?

Most installations are typically between £1,000–£1,500 + VAT depending on the charger type and complexity of the installation.

9.0.7) Do you cover Brackley and surrounding areas?

Yes. We carry out EV charger installations throughout Banbury, Brackley and surrounding villages.

If you would like to learn more about EV Charger Installation, contact us today.