MrBadger
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And if you are in England (Wales too?) that if being used to charge an EV outdoors meets all the wiring regs/building controls that apply which will be similar/same as fitting a dedicated charge point, and possibly more expensive installation wise as many dedicated charge points have those safely features built in whilst a commando they are part of the external installation. Talking here appropriate type of RCD protection (not normally found on a traditional internal ring circuit) and o-pen protection for a typical domestic install. Ask your electrician/handyman what form your install will be using and whether it will be registered with building control directly or under an approved scheme.
£200 from electrician if it meets all regs and is registered doesn’t sound too bad as registration takes time/costs (albeit indirectly if using an approved scheme). Fwiw it would cost you more than that if you registered it yourself with building control.
£200 from electrician if it meets all regs and is registered doesn’t sound too bad as registration takes time/costs (albeit indirectly if using an approved scheme). Fwiw it would cost you more than that if you registered it yourself with building control.