Supply & Install
We can provide the complete package—from charger selection and supply through to installation, testing and setup.
A complete EV charging service for homes and businesses. We can supply the charger, install it professionally, test it and get you charging—or install a charger you've already purchased.
We supply EV chargers and install all charger brands. If you haven't chosen a charger yet, we'll help you select a suitable option. If you already own one, send us the make and model and we'll assess what's required.
We can provide the complete package—from charger selection and supply through to installation, testing and setup.
Already bought a charger? We install all brands and assess the property, cable route and electrical requirements before proceeding.
Professional EV charging solutions for houses, workplaces and commercial premises throughout County Kerry.
Most straightforward home EV charger installations typically fall between €1,200 and €1,500 including VAT, depending on the charger selected and the electrical work required.
SEAI support: Eligible customers may qualify for a home charger grant of up to €300, subject to the current scheme rules.
Get My Installation PriceThis is a guide rather than a fixed quotation. Send us your Eircode and a few photos and we can assess the installation before confirming the price.
A neat home Zappi installation completed by Proxima Electrical & Security. Real project photos help you see the standard of finish, charger position and attention to the electrical installation behind it.
SEAI currently provides grant support of up to €300 towards eligible home charger purchase and installation. Grant-supported work must be completed by a Safe Electric registered contractor and the charger must meet the current scheme requirements.
Apply before work starts. Work started before the start date on the SEAI Letter of Offer is not eligible for grant support.
Check current SEAI eligibilityGrant terms can change. Always check the current SEAI scheme before proceeding.
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PSA 09377An EV charger is a significant electrical load. The existing installation, protection, supply and cable route all matter. If something needs additional work, we'll explain it before proceeding.
Fuse board & protection
We assess the existing installation and suitability for the dedicated EV charging circuit.
Long or awkward cable routes
We look for a practical, tidy route between the electrical supply and parking area.
Supply & existing loads
We consider the charger alongside other significant electrical demands already on the property.
Testing & certification
Testing, commissioning and appropriate electrical certification are core parts of the installation.
Every property is different. A charger can be simple to install, but the electrical supply, existing loads, fuse board and cable route all need to work together. Here are the main things we look at in plain English.
The visible charger is the final piece. We also consider the supply, protective devices, existing household loads, cable route and any load-management requirements before commissioning the installation.
Load balancing monitors how much electricity the property is using and can reduce the charger output when demand is high. This helps the charger share the available supply sensibly with the rest of the home.
Electric showers, heat pumps, cookers and other large loads can affect the charging design. We consider how these appliances are used so the EV charger can be integrated safely and practically.
Where required, a priority or control arrangement can temporarily reduce or interrupt one load while another high-demand appliance is operating. The right solution depends on the property and equipment.
We check the existing board, protective devices and available supply capacity before deciding how the dedicated EV charging circuit should be installed.
The route from the electrical supply to the parking area affects cable size, installation method, labour and overall cost. Photos help us spot awkward routes early.
Many homes use a 7 kW-class charger, but the best choice depends on the vehicle, property supply and how quickly you need to charge. We assess the installation rather than assuming one size suits every job.
Some smart chargers can make use of surplus solar PV generation. If solar integration matters to you, tell us when requesting a quote so charger choice and setup can be considered from the start.
Workplaces and commercial sites can have different supply arrangements and charging needs. We can assess multiple chargers, higher loads and three-phase installations where appropriate.
Many installations are straightforward. Older fuse boards, limited supply capacity, long cable routes or several high-load appliances can mean extra work is required. If that applies, we'll explain what is needed before the installation proceeds.
Older fuse board?We assess whether the existing arrangement is suitable for the new EV circuit.
Electric shower?We look at the total demand and whether load management or priority control is appropriate.
Long driveway?We plan a practical cable route and assess the additional installation requirements.
Charger already purchased?Send us the make and model so we can check the installation requirements before arrival.
Send us the basics and a few useful photos. We can assess the likely scope before arranging the installation and flag anything that needs a closer look.
Send your Eircode, vehicle make/model and charger preference if you have one.
Show us the fuse board or meter area, parking space and proposed charger location.
We review the likely cable route, electrical supply and installation requirements.
Your charging point is professionally installed, tested and commissioned.
Take a clear photo of the safely accessible area. Do not remove fixed electrical covers.
Stand back enough to show where the vehicle parks and where you'd like the charger mounted.
Show the likely route between the electrical supply and the proposed charger position.
No technical knowledge needed. Send what you can and we'll guide you from there.
A wall-mounted home charger installation completed by Proxima Electrical & Security, with local isolation and a tidy cable arrangement for straightforward day-to-day charging.
As we complete more installations around Kerry, we’ll continue adding genuine project photos here.
Proxima Electrical & Security provides EV charger supply and installation across Kerry, including towns and surrounding rural areas.
Send us your Eircode and a few photos through the quote form. We'll confirm coverage and the practical next step.
Check Your InstallationEV charging is the focus of this website, backed by our wider electrical, security and automation experience.
Yes. Proxima can supply and install the charger as a complete package. We can also install a charger you've already purchased.
Yes. Tell us the make and model if you already have one. For SEAI grant-supported installations, the charger must meet the current scheme requirements.
Send us a clear photo. We assess the existing installation and advise if additional electrical work or an on-site inspection is required before the charger can be installed.
That's why the initial assessment is useful. Send photos of the proposed route and we'll consider the practical installation requirements.
Yes, we serve towns and rural locations throughout County Kerry. Include your Eircode with your enquiry.
Eligibility depends on the current SEAI scheme. Check the official SEAI guidance before work starts. Grant-supported work must meet the scheme requirements.
Send your Eircode, vehicle/charger details and a few clear photos. We can review the likely cable route, fuse board and charger position before getting back to you.
Tell us about the vehicle and property, then upload a few photos. It's the quickest way to start your EV charger assessment.
087 259 9903
086 844 9596
proximaelectrical@gmail.com