Do you already have experience in installing electric vehicle charging systems? Or are you thinking of offering this as a new service to your customers? Well, this theory based course is perfect for you to gain or prove your knowledge as a qualified EV installer. Over two days, you’ll gain full understanding of the IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment (5th edition), covering legislation, design, selection and commissioning of the final installation. This allows you to safely and efficiently install EV charging points in line with current guidance in both domestic and small commercial environments. Plus, successful completion of the course allows you to apply for registration as an EVHS (Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme) authorised installer! Find out more about this course below or book now.
Accredited expert installers are a requirement for homeowners wishing to take advantage of the OZEV government grant for EV chargers. So, becoming qualified ensures your services are chosen over others who aren't accredited
Demand
According to government data from June 2023, there are around 2.3 million electric vehicles (EVs) in Britain. That number is rising, so it's safe to say the demand for installing EV charging points will rise with it.
Best Practice
Electric vehicle charging points have evolved over the past decade or so. Get to grips with the latest this technology has to offer, including smart features, and how regulations have changed to make them safer and more efficient than ever.
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The Universal Skills Group is one the UK's leading training providers for electricians and all things renewable energy.
Choosing to train with the Universal Skills Group means you have access to the best standard of course delivery and the incredible tutors in the UK - who are all time-served electrical installers themselves!
You'll also get to learn hands-on at our Ofsted Outstanding training centre in Wakefield, located conveniently close to the M1 for easy access from all parts of the UK.
Be in the know: the benefits of installing electric vehicle charging equipment
Convenience
Compared to public chargers, you never have to queue or spend time driving to a charge point then waiting for your car to charge. And because you're charging your car at home, you get to choose when that happens - whether during the day or overnight.
Charge points are also the safest, fastest and most efficient way to charge an electric vehicle, optimised for battery life and charging times.
Cost savings
Thanks to EV-friendly tariffs, charging your electric vehicle at home is often more cost-effective than using public charging stations.
Smart charging features
Most modern EVs come with mobile apps that allow you to
monitor and control the charging process remotely.
schedule charging sessions
receive notifications straight to your phone
Adds to your renewable ecosystem
If you really want to be running an electric car with the lowest carbon footprint, you need to be sure the electricity you charge from is also renewable.
In the case of public charge points, there’s no way to be sure. With your home charger, however, you can create a whole ecosystem of renewable energy by using solar panels or wind power to use for your charger's electricity supply.
Thanks to the government’s push for electric cars and future bans on purchasing diesel and petrol cars, and the growing number of homeowners already looking for charging points with their next home, it’s likely EV chargers will add value to a property in coming years.
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