EV charging in Cranbourne NorthGarage, modern board, short run
Cranbourne North is mostly estate housing, built from the mid 2000s onwards, and that suits home charging well. Nearly every house has a garage at the front with the switchboard on an outside wall close by, so the cable from the board to the charger is short and simple. Plenty of households here run two cars on daily commutes, which is exactly the use an overnight home charger is made for.
Fitting EV chargers Cranbourne North homes can rely on starts with two checks: the supply and the board. Most homes are single-phase, which means a 7kW charger on a 32A circuit and roughly 40km of range for each hour of charging. Where a home has three-phase supply, 11kW or up to 22kW is possible, provided the car can accept it. Either way the board is inspected first, and any upgrade it needs is in the fixed price.
The other thing worth thinking about is the roof. Many homes here already have solar, and the newest streets were built all-electric. A charger set to take surplus solar turns that roof into kilometres. If there is no solar yet, we can size it with the car counted in. More on our local work on the Cranbourne North page.