Your new EV charger, expertly installed
EES is a trusted choice for EV charger installationInstallers all over New ZealandTrusted installersWe support all makes of electric vehicleWe supply and install EV chargers across Aotearoa
At EES we believe that your EV charger and the way it's installed are critical to the safety and performance of your new electric vehicle. That's why choosing a charger and installer are just as important as your choice of car model! We work hard to make sure every installation we complete is done professionally, safely and cleanly.
Wherever you live, the EES EV charger team isn't far away
Our EES processional EV charger installation service covers the country, so we can recommend and install a charger that's just right for you.
Trained electricians you can trust
At EES we manage the process from end to end. So from our first conversation to after sales service you'll deal with our professional team. We also offer a very reassuring 5-year installation guarantee!
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Our 4 step process:
Home assessment
Our licenced EES electrician will visit your home to work our which charger and location are just right for you, including an assessment of your home's electrical supply and any extra capacity that's needed.
Customised quote
Next, you'll receive a report with a detailed quote based on your home assessment visit. This will cover the available electrical capacity of your home, installation choices and a quote to carry out an installation.
Installing your EV charger
On the day, your licenced EES electrical will install your EV charger, then test and certify its electrical safety. Before they'll leave they'll make sure your home is as tidy as they found it, then explain the safe operation of your EV charger and answer any questions you might have.
Ongoing support and maintenance
If you have any questions or issues, the EES EV charger team is just a phone call away on 0800 768 123 or you can email us at EVSupport@EES.co.nz. The FAQ section at the bottom of this page also has lots of good info. Worksafe NZ recommends an annual inspection, tag and test – please ask for costs and details about this when your EES electrician visits.
Electric vehicle charging:
An introduction for homeowners
When buying an EV, having a plan about where and how to charge it will be a big part of your decision making process. While public EV charging infrastructure is getting better and better, having an option to charge at home is essential for most owners. Work, mall, roadside and service-station chargers are great for top-ups when traveling, but home is still where you're likely to do the bulk of your charging.
So at the same time as you think about buying an EV, you should think about how you'll charge it. Plug-in chargers are OK for a slow trickle charge, but for full overnight charging you'll want a professionally installed wall charger in your garage or wherever you park your car overnight – and that's where EES comes in.
Our nationwide team of electricians can assess your home and its power supply, recommend and supply an appropriate charger, then install it professionally and safely.
If your charger requires more electricity than your home can currently supply (such as three-phase power) we can manage that too.
1. Where to put your EV charger
Electric vehicles take a lot of power to charge, so your EV charger will draw more current than any other appliance in your home while it's in use. That makes electrical safety even more important!
2. Charging safety
Electric vehicles take a lot of power to charge, so your EV charger will draw more current than any other appliance in your home while it's in use. That makes electrical safety even more important!
The easiest way to assure safety is to have your charger installed by a licenced electrician with experience and training in electric vehicle chargers. Once we finish your installation you'll get a Certificate of Compliance to guarantee that the work complies with all applicable safety standards.
For maximum safety and to maximise the life and performance of your electric vehicle, have a good read of the documentation that comes with your car and its charger.