Yes, all of our fixed price Electric Vehicle charger packages include installation.

Your installation should take no longer than half a day. If there are unforeseen complications, the installation may take longer.

Installation can vary from property to property due to factors such as charger type, point of installation and cable length. A standard installation from BOXT includes the following:

• Installation of your EV Charger on a brick or plaster wall, or other suitable permanent structure
• Where needed, the routing of a cable through a drilled hole in a wall up to 500mm (20 inches)
• Up to 5 metres of cable, run and neatly fastened to the wall (up to a height of 1.8m) between the EV Charger and consumer unit (fusebox)
• All electrical connections at the origin of the supply and EV Charger
• Installation of a Type A RCD/RCBO in a consumer unit (fuseboard) or external unit
• Plastic conduit or trunking to conceal interior wiring, up to 3 metres (10 feet) worth
• Electrical testing and the NICEIC certification
• Demonstration of the EV Charger functions and connected mobile app
• An earth rod in soft ground will be provided (a Matt:e box may be required at an extra charge)

There is no right or wrong answer to this question, as the best EV charger for you will depend on your individual circumstances and preferences. Tethered chargers do tend to be more expensive than untethered ones, but the price difference may not be too great once you factor in the price of buying a cable separately.

To help you make an informed decision, take a look at our blog which explores the differences between tethered and untethered chargers.

As most EV chargers are smart enabled you will need to ensure you can detect and connect to your Wi-Fi network at the installation point; you can test this beforehand through your mobile phone. If you cannot connect to your Wi-Fi network you should consider a Wi-Fi booster or an alternative installation location. Once installed, you will then control your smart EV charger through its associated partner app to use the cheapest and greenest electricity available (depending on your energy tariff).

Yes, they will be able to use your charger providing that they have the correct cable to connect to their vehicle.

The onboard computer built into cars is clever, and will restrict your charger's output if the vehicle doesn't support that level of power output.