Home charging
Charge points positioned around your parking arrangements, with equipment choices and cable routes clearly explained.
EV Chargers
EV charger installation for homes, workplaces and fleets.
Home charge points, workplace charging and fleet infrastructure, supported by the electrical works needed to make the installation practical.
Electric vehicle charging
Think beyond the charge point
A successful charging installation needs the right location, a suitable electrical supply and a clear understanding of how the chargers will be used. We review the property and your requirements before proposing equipment and cable routes. For businesses, we can also consider multiple charge points, load management, replacements and the supporting electrical infrastructure.
How we can helpPractical support.
Practical support.
Clearly defined scope.
Workplace & fleet
Charging installations for staff, company vehicles and business premises, including projects with several charge points.
Load management
Review of charging demand and available capacity, with suitable management options considered as part of the proposal.
Replacement & infrastructure
Charger replacements, distribution equipment, cabling and associated site works for existing and expanding installations.
Our work on site
EV charging installations.
A closer look at our work on site.
Plan your charging
The right installation starts with everyday use.
Make home charging practical for your property
The position of a home charger should work with the way you park and the route you need to reach the vehicle. We discuss wall or post mounting, the available electrical supply, cable routes and the features you want to use. Photographs of the proposed charger position and existing electrical equipment help us understand the property before a visit.
Tell us about any existing solar PV or battery storage and the equipment you have chosen. App controls, tariff integration and other features depend on compatibility, so these should be checked as part of the proposal. Aegis is based in Nottingham, with home charging projects discussed around location, access and the requirements of the installation.
Define how workplace and fleet chargers will be used
Workplace charging can serve staff vehicles, visitors or a company fleet, and those uses create different requirements. Useful questions include how many vehicles will charge, where they park, how long they remain on site and whether the number is expected to grow. These details help shape the proposed charge point layout and supporting electrical works.
For commercial projects across the UK, we discuss the available supply, distribution equipment and potential load management arrangements. The scope may include new cabling and electrical infrastructure as well as the chargers themselves. Where work forms part of a wider construction or refurbishment programme, our installation partner support can be discussed with the project team.
Allow for the site works behind the charger
Replacing or adding a charger is an opportunity to review the existing installation and clarify what can be retained. Cable routes, mounting arrangements, distribution equipment and the condition of existing accessories can all affect the work required. We set out relevant assumptions in the proposal rather than treating every property as a standard installation.
If records are limited or concerns have been raised about the supply, electrical inspection and testing may be useful before deciding the next step. For multiple chargers, let us know about anticipated additions and other significant electrical loads. We can then discuss whether the installation should be delivered in stages and which supporting works belong in the initial package.
Working with Aegis
A clear route forward.
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Understand your charging
We discuss vehicles, parking positions, typical use and any plans to add more chargers later.
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Review the supply
We assess the existing electrical installation and proposed routes, then set out the equipment and work required.
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Install & set up
We install and test the agreed equipment and explain the controls and features included in your chosen system.
Useful to knowYour questions,
Your questions,
answered.
Can you install a charger I have already chosen?
Let us know the make and model. We can review its suitability for the property and confirm the installation requirements before quoting.
Can you install more than one charger at a property?
Yes, subject to the electrical supply and the site requirements. We can consider load management and any supporting upgrades when developing the proposal.
Will the charger work with my solar panels or electricity tariff?
Integration depends on the charger, energy system and tariff provider. Tell us what you already have so we can check compatibility rather than assume every feature will work together.
Will installing a charger require changes to my consumer unit?
That depends on the existing installation and the requirements of the chosen charger. We review the available equipment and proposed supply before quoting, then identify any supporting upgrades included in the installation scope.
Can you replace an existing charge point or relocate it?
Yes, we can discuss replacement and relocation projects. Photographs, the current charger details and the preferred new position help us review whether existing cabling and mounting arrangements can be retained or need changing.
Plan your charging installation.
Tell us where you park, how many chargers you need and your preferred equipment. Photographs of the supply and proposed location will help.
