Ditch the Charging Anxiety

Most electric vehicles in Australia use the Type 2 connector (Mennekes) for AC charging, which is compatible with our 7kW, 11kW, and 22kW charging stations. Tesla vehicles can use their own Wall Connector or any Type 2 charger with an adaptor. We'll assess your vehicle's onboard charger capacity during our free consultation to recommend the optimal charging speed for your EV, whether you drive a Tesla, BYD, MG, Nissan Leaf, or any other electric vehicle in Point Cook or Geelong.

EV charger installation typically costs between $1,500-$3,500 depending on the charger model, installation complexity, and whether electrical upgrades are needed. A basic 7kW charger installation with standard electrical capacity starts around $1,500-$2,000. If your switchboard needs upgrading or extensive cable runs are required, costs may reach $3,000-$4,000. Government rebates may be available to offset costs. We provide detailed, upfront quotes for all installations across Werribee, Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit, and Geelong.

Yes! Victorian homeowners may be eligible for government rebates and incentives for EV charger installations. The Victorian Government's ZEV (Zero Emissions Vehicle) subsidy program has previously offered rebates of up to $1,000 for home EV charger installations. Eligibility criteria and rebate amounts change periodically, so we'll help you check current availability and assist with the application process to maximise your savings on installation across Point Cook, Tarneit, and the Geelong region.

Charging time depends on your charger power and vehicle battery capacity. With a 7kW charger (most common for single-phase homes), a typical 60kWh battery charges from empty to full in approximately 8-10 hours - perfect for overnight charging. An 11kW charger (requires three-phase power) reduces this to 5-6 hours, whilst a 22kW charger can achieve a full charge in 3-4 hours. Most EV owners in Werribee and Geelong charge overnight and wake up to a fully charged vehicle every morning.

Most homes built after 2010 can accommodate a 7kW EV charger without major upgrades. However, older homes in Point Cook, Altona, and Geelong may require a switchboard upgrade to safely handle the additional electrical load. During our free assessment, we'll evaluate your current electrical capacity, main switchboard rating, and available circuits. If upgrades are needed, we'll provide a detailed quote and can complete both the switchboard upgrade and charger installation as a single project.

Absolutely! We install weather-resistant outdoor EV chargers with IP65 or IP66 ratings that withstand rain, UV exposure, and Australian weather conditions. Whether you have a carport, driveway, or need a pole-mounted installation, we'll design a solution that works for your property. Outdoor installations are common across Melbourne's Western Suburbs and Geelong. We ensure proper weatherproofing, cable protection, and compliance with all Australian electrical standards for outdoor installations.