Charge your vehicle at home using our home EV charging units. We offer a range of compact, weatherproof units which offer faster and safe home charging for your EV.
Charging your EV at home reduces risks like theft, vandalism, and weather damage that can occur at public charging stations. Topping up in the comfort of your home keeps your vehicle secure and protected.
Currently the UK government have a new £400 million fund for EV chargers. This means we can offer a grant for the Work Charging Scheme (WCS) to our commercial customers enabling you to claim £350 for up to 40 Chargers in the workplace.
By choosing ITC we can also offer you charge points which can be configured to ‘Vend’ electricity to non privileged staff at prices you can configure, while offering either a discount of free vend to authorised users. This provides not only a profitable additional revenue stream to the business but with the flexibility to support your workers.
The EV chargepoint and infrastructure grant offers two grant options for landlords who own either residential and commercial properties. The grant assists them in benefiting from government funding to enhance their properties with electric vehicle charging facilities.
An EV chargepoint heavily discounts the cost of installing an electric vehicle chargepoint socket at your owned residential property.
An EV infrastructure heavily discounts the cost of wider building and installation work that’s needed to install multiple chargepoint sockets either at a large residential property or commercial unit.
These can be across several properties and installations or for one property.
You can access through this grants and benefits up to :
Each infrastructure grant must be used for a different property.
Commercial Landlords:
Parking Space Requirements:
After you apply, Office For Zero Emissions Vehicles (OZEV) will let us know when we can start work.
A tethered electric vehicle charge point comes with a 4.7m lead and a suitable docking socket, so you can plug the charging point directly into your car – much like using fuel pumps at your filling station.
What’s more, charging is done 3 times faster than with a 3-pin plug. So, just plug in, charge and drive! The leads can be of type 1 or type 2 depending on the make or model of your vehicle.
Universal sockets are compatible with electric vehicles of all makes and models, including the hybrid vehicles available in the UK. They do not come with a cable and require the use of a lead that comes with your electric or hybrid vehicle.
These charging points are future proof and offer flexible options that also look clean and sleek against any building. They are low-cost and robust vehicle charging points suitable for both domestic and commercial use.
For many businesses, EV charging is a completely new process and often the exact requirements are misunderstood. Whether you need charge points for your fleet of vehicles, staff or customers, here at ITC we can design, supply, install and maintain charging points for you. We can sit with you and discuss your EV charger requirements and the cost implications to offer you the most suitable solution that will allow future upgrades and also earn you money!
We can help you claim the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) government grant that will reduce the purchase and installation cost of your new EV charger offered by the Office of Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) and even show how you can convert into revenue streams.
Hotels install EV stations on their premises to help their guests charge their EVs and establish their brand as a green leader. Retail establishments and shopping centres can install commercial EV charging points to boost customer satisfaction and achieve sustainability goals.
At ITC, we install efficient and affordable commercial charging stations in hotels, restaurants, retail stores, apartments, airports, schools, public car parks and much more. Our reliable and robust charge points are all-weather proof and durable.
Get in touch for more information regarding EV charger installations.
Charging your electric vehicle at home offers greater control over when and how long you charge, getting rid of the need for early morning trips to refuel. With a home charger installation, you can power up conveniently overnight without waiting at public charging stations.
Charging your EV at home reduces risks like theft, vandalism, and weather damage that can occur at public charging stations. Topping up in the comfort of your home keeps your vehicle secure and protected.
Modern chargers like the Voltshare & Zappi allow you to charge your EV with renewable energy from solar, making it a cost-effective and eco-friendly solution. Even without renewable systems, you can reduce your carbon footprint by selecting a green energy tariff for your home.
Home charging allows you to take advantage of cheaper, off-peak electricity tariffs like Octopus Go. You can also make money by renting out your charger through peer-to-peer schemes.
Charging your electric vehicle at home offers greater control over when and how long you charge, getting rid of the need for early morning trips to refuel. With a home charger installation, you can power up conveniently overnight without waiting at public charging stations.
Charging your EV at home reduces risks like theft, vandalism, and weather damage that can occur at public charging stations. Topping up in the comfort of your home keeps your vehicle secure and protected.
Modern chargers like the Voltshare & Zappi allow you to charge your EV with renewable energy from solar, making it a cost-effective and eco-friendly solution. Even without renewable systems, you can reduce your carbon footprint by selecting a green energy tariff for your home.
An EV charger can increase your property’s value by up to £11,700, making it an attractive feature for potential buyers. The cost of installing a charger is often outweighed by the premium it adds to your home.
Home charging allows you to take advantage of cheaper, off-peak electricity tariffs like Octopus Go. You can also make money by renting out your charger through peer-to-peer schemes.
Installing a home EV charger is straightforward and typically doesn’t require planning permission. ITC Limited, as OLEV-approved installers, can seamlessly install leading brand EV chargers for your driveway.
With ESG targets becoming a top priority for UK businesses, many companies are turning to renewable energy to hit their Net Zero goals while slashing energy costs. At ICT Solar, we’ve helped businesses across the UK cut their energy expenses by an impressive 32% with our commercial solar solutions.
Investing in solar isn’t just a smart financial decision – it’s a step toward a sustainable future. With return on investment periods typically ranging from 3 to 7 years, it’s a no-brainer that starts paying you back faster than you might think.
Uncover the power of Eco Charge Mode—a dynamic mix of green energy and grid power. By leveraging cheaper rates overnight and incorporating 100% green energy, it provides a cost-effective way to charge your car, potentially for free. The charging power adapts seamlessly to changes in generation or home power usage.
Elevate your charging experience with Eco+ Charging—an extension of eco charging, drawing power from the grid or your own source. The charge power smartly adjusts to changes in generation or home power usage. When there’s an excess of imported power, your electric car charging takes a pause, restarting only when surplus free power becomes available.
Experience full-throttle charging with Fast Mode—providing unparalleled power to your electric vehicle. Whether fueled by renewable energy or grid power, the cost of charging varies based on factors such as the selected mode and your vehicle’s unique specifications. Note: Without solar panels or wind generation, Zappi operates as a conventional Mode 3 charging point.
There are three main types of EV chargers available for installation in the UK: slow, fast, and rapid chargers. Each type has different power outputs, with home EV charger installations typically offering fast chargers that deliver between 7kW and 22kW.
The charging time for an electric vehicle at home depends on the power of your EV charger installation. A standard home charger (7kW) typically takes between 4 to 6 hours to fully charge an EV, while a slower charger may take longer.
Yes, you can install an EV charger at home. Professional installation by a qualified electrician is required to ensure your home EV charger installation meets safety standards and operates efficiently.
Yes, there are government grants available for home EV charger installations. The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) offers grants under the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) to reduce the cost of installation.
Slow chargers provide up to 3kW of power and are often used for overnight charging. Fast chargers, commonly used for home EV charger installations, provide between 7kW and 22kW. Rapid chargers, available at public stations, deliver between 43kW and 50kW, allowing for much faster charging.
The cost of a home EV charger installation varies depending on the model and installation requirements but generally ranges from £500 to £1,000. This can be reduced if you qualify for government grants like the EVHS.
Yes, public charging stations are available across the UK. Different stations may offer various charging speeds and connection types.
Type 1 and Type 2 refer to different charging connector types. Type 2 is more common in the UK and Europe.
Home EV chargers typically require minimal maintenance. Regular visual checks are recommended, and manufacturers provide guidelines for upkeep.
Yes, electric cars can be charged in the rain. Charging points are designed to be weather-resistant
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