Installation Partner

The EVSE process begins with the initial signage of paperwork where you would agree to installation scope and pricing. Once we get the needed insurance documents and paperwork you will be added to our installation network where our partnership will commence. If there is work in your area, EVSE will contact you for installation. EVSE will offer your company reseller pricing and the appropriate support. This support includes datasheets, installation guides and live pricing via the Trade Portal.

What is the Trade Portal ?

The Trade Portal allows your team to save time getting quotes, invoices and streamlines the process. The online portal allows your team to get ex-GST reseller price and generates the appropriate pricing. Make sure to login to your portal instead of going to the main website, as this will give your team the most competitive pricing for electric vehicle equipment.

What are your training services ?

EVSE hosts a monthly training service where we go through the installation process of our product line. On top of this we have installation instructions, datasheets and videos that go through the process. If you have any further questions or wish to see our charging stations face to face please contact EVSE and we can schedule a meeting where we can guide you and your team to a perfect electric vehicle solution.

What do I need to prepare to a residential home EV Charger ?

You will need:

-An Australia Electrician License
A distribution board with adequate power capacity
A Type A RCBO
Power cable with minimum size of 10mm2
Isolator (Optional)

What is RCBO and what RCBO do I need.

A RCBO is a switchgear that combines both overcurrent protection function of a Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) and protection against electrocution of a Residual-Current Device (RCD). In Australia, the EV charger must be protected by a RCBO, at least Type A, at the distribution board. Our EV chargers are equipped with internal DC leakage detection, therefore, Type A RCBO can be used to protect the charger. Some EV chargers on the market are not equipped with DC leakage detection, a more expensive Type B RCBO must be employed

What is the cable size that I need to run for the EV charger?

For 16A, 3.6kW chargers, you must run at least 4.0mm2 power cable. For 32A, 7.2kW chargers, you must run at least 10.0mm2 power cable. Please note that the cable size varies depending on the distance between the distribution board and the charger.