Tesla Electric Car Charger Installer

Tesla wall charger installation costs will vary depending on the details of the installation and type of charging unit to be fitted, but in general the cost of supplying and fitting a Tesla EV charger with a Tesla certified charger installer will be in the region of £1000. If you want to install a Tesla charger at home, just call us for an exact quote.

Technically yes, but Tesla themselves recommend that you use a Tesla approved charger installer for Tesla wall charger installation. These are electricians who have completed specific training and are familiar with Tesla systems. Your Tesla is an expensive investment, so it makes sense to use the best trained Tesla EV charger installers.

Tesla wall charger installation must be carried out by a fully qualified electrician. It is very strongly recommended by Tesla that you should choose only a Tesla approved charger installer. That way you can be certain that your Tesla EV charger installation has been completed to the standards that Tesla requires.

If you install a Tesla charger at home you will be able to charge many different Tesla EV models. Tesla does not manufacture hardware that is compatible with other types of EV, although some unofficial adaptors are available. If you wish to charge a non-Tesla EV, you should seek the advice of a Tesla certified charger installer who will be able to give you more information.

As a Tesla Wall Connector installer we are able to supply and fit your Tesla charger. All you need to do is come and talk to us about the kind of Tesla electric charger installation you need, and we will provide you with a competitive quote that will get your new Tesla charging on your drive in no time.

While Tesla EV charger installation should only be carried out by a Tesla approved charger installer, if undertaken by a properly trained electrician Tesla charger installation is not usually a particularly complex job. This means that most installations can be carried out in a relatively short time.

As leading Tesla EV charger installers people often express concerns about “having an electrical socket outdoors”. We are happy to reassure you that all models of Tesla EV charger are weatherproof and fully able to cope with the worst that the British climate can throw at them. We confess that we have not tried that, but they are even designed to be lightning proof.

A Tesla Wall Connector installer can help you through the process of linking the wall connector to your Tesla app, although the procedure is fairly intuitive and you will probably not experience any difficulty.

A Tesla Wall Connector installer can help you with this procedure too, but essentially you can tell your Tesla charging unit to operate at certain times using the Tesla app. This can help you take advantage of off-peak electricity tariffs to make charging your Tesla more cost effective.

Tesla wall charger installation will not usually necessitate any upgrades, although obviously you will need to be able to connect the charger to your electrical supply and this may require additional wiring if there is no cable to the desired location.

If you are searching for “Tesla charger installers near me”, we are available to undertake Tesla electric charger installation across the North West, so in all probability we do. Call us now to arrange an appointment to discuss a Tesla charger installation at your property, and take the first step on your journey to zero emissions.

We are more than happy to do so.

We are an authorised charger installer by the Office of Zero Emissions Vehicles, which means that any Tesla electric charger installation carried out by us is eligible for the OZEV grant. We are always happy to help our customers with the paperwork.

A Level 2 electric charger operates at a higher ampage (typically 40 amps) than Level 1 chargers. This allows for a more rapid charging of your EV’s battery meaning that you can have a full battery faster.

No. Tesla chargers are designed to work with Tesla vehicles and are not intended to be used with electric vehicles from any other manufacturer.

Yes. While it is not advisable to leave any rechargeable battery on charge once it is full. However, having to come downstairs and unplug your car in the middle of the night would be massively inconvenient. Tesla have solved the issue by allowing you to set the times when the charger is active via the Tesla app and so you sleep can remain undisturbed.

There are many different EV charger plug designs, so no manufacturer offers a truly universal fit.

They do, but the loss can be negligible. Most EVs will lose about 2% to 3% of their charge per month when left idle, meaning that if a car has a 300-mile range you might lose about nine miles worth of travel if you leave your car parked in perfect conditions for a month. Obviously in some conditions you could lose much more charge than that. By having a Tesla electric charger installation on your drive, you avoid the issue.

The Tesla Wall Connector is compatible with Tesla Model S, Model 3, Model X and Model Y vehicles and delivers up to forty four miles of range per hour of charge. The charger operates up to 11.5 kW / 48 amp output, depending on the model of car, and this is the Tesla recommended output for their vehicles.

Tesla EV charger installation should only be undertaken by a qualified electrician, preferably a Tesla Certified charger installer. This ensures that your charger has been fitted safely and will operate to the required parameters.