Charge at home, safely
Plugging a car into an ordinary socket asks a household circuit to deliver its maximum power for hours: overheating, tripping, fire risk. A reinforced charging socket or a 3.7 kW wallbox on its own circuit charges faster and safely. One night is enough for most everyday driving.
What the installation includes
- Check of your electricity contract and consumer unit (available power, room for a new circuit).
- Dedicated circuit from the consumer unit, with a suitable breaker and a type A or F 30 mA RCD.
- Fitting the reinforced socket or wallbox in your garage or outdoors (weatherproof equipment).
- Off-peak charging schedule if your meter allows it.
- Testing and a walkthrough of how it works.
Power and IRVE qualification
We install charging points up to 3.7 kW, the right power for most daily use. Above that (7.4 kW chargers and more), French rules require an IRVE-qualified installer, as do public grants (ADVENIR, tax credit): in that case we will point you in the right direction.
In apartment buildings
For a space in a shared car park, the French “right to a socket” lets you equip your space: you just need to inform the building manager (syndic) before the work. We help you prepare the technical description to send them.