
Bought an electric vehicle and need a reliable way to charge it at home or work?
Oz Home Energy provides EV charger installation in Sydney for suitable residential and commercial properties. As a licensed NSW electrical contractor, we approach EV charging as an electrical installation — not simply as a charger product sale.
The right installation depends on your vehicle, charging requirements, switchboard, available electrical capacity, charger location and existing energy system. If you already have solar or battery storage, those systems can also form part of the assessment.
Our installer-led approach means we focus on what your property actually needs, with an emphasis on safety, reliable workmanship, practical recommendations and reasonable pricing.
If you are not sure which charger you need, you do not have to work it out first. Tell us about your vehicle, property and charging requirements and we can assess the appropriate next step.

No call-backs. No site visits.

A solar and battery upgrade involves assessing an existing solar system and determining whether changes, additional equipment or battery storage could better suit the property's current energy requirements.EV charger installation involves installing suitable charging equipment and connecting it safely to your property's electrical system.
While an EV can potentially be charged using a standard household outlet, a dedicated EV charger can provide a more practical charging solution for many homeowners and businesses.
The installation is not simply about mounting a charger on a wall.
Your electrician needs to consider the existing electrical infrastructure, switchboard, available capacity, cable route, charger location and the requirements of the vehicle and charging equipment.
Every property is different.
A newer home may have different requirements from an older property. A garage close to the switchboard may require a different installation approach from a detached garage or carport.
If your existing electrical infrastructure requires an upgrade to support the charger, this can also be assessed as part of the project.
Charging at home can make owning an EV more convenient. Instead of relying entirely on public charging infrastructure, you can have a charging point available at your property. Your charging routine can then fit around when your vehicle is parked at home.
The charger needs to work with the property's electrical infrastructure and physical layout. Professional assessment helps determine where the charger can be installed and what electrical work may be required.
Generating electricity at your property can reduce the amount of electricity you need to purchase from the grid when your solar system is producing energy. The actual impact depends on your energy consumption, solar generation and when electricity is being used.
Your roof may provide an opportunity to generate electricity directly at your home or business. We assess the property and relevant installation requirements rather than assuming every roof is suitable for the same system.
An EV charger is an electrical load connected to your property. Professional installation ensures the electrical requirements are assessed rather than treating the charger as a simple plug-in appliance.
If you already have solar, your EV becomes another part of your property's energy use. Considering solar generation and vehicle charging together can help you understand how the charger fits into your broader energy setup.
Electricity costs are an important consideration for many households and businesses.
Solar can form part of a broader strategy to manage how your property generates and uses electricity.
Solar does not necessarily need to be viewed as a standalone project.
Depending on your circumstances, your future energy requirements may include battery storage or EV charging. Considering those requirements early can help you make more informed decisions about your electrical and energy setup.
Your electricity use may change significantly after purchasing an EV. This can also affect future decisions about solar, battery storage and electrical infrastructure.
Solar generation occurs when sunlight is available. This can be particularly relevant for homes and businesses that use electricity during the day. Understanding when your property consumes electricity helps determine how useful solar may be for your circumstances.

If you have recently purchased an EV, a dedicated home charger can provide a convenient way to charge your vehicle at home. The first step is determining what your property and vehicle require.
You do not necessarily need to wait until you own the vehicle before considering the electrical requirements. If an EV purchase is planned, understanding the charging installation requirements can help you plan ahead.
If you already have solar, you may want to understand whether your solar system can form part of your EV charging strategy. The answer depends on when your solar generates electricity and when your vehicle is charged.
Businesses may require EV charging for company vehicles, staff, customers or other operational purposes. Commercial EV charging can involve different electrical and infrastructure requirements from residential installations.

Start by providing your vehicle details and what you want your charger to achieve. If you are still deciding which EV to purchase, you can also tell us what type of vehicle you are considering.

Your daily driving distance, charging habits and where the vehicle is normally parked can influence the practical charging solution.

We consider the switchboard and relevant electrical infrastructure. This helps determine whether the property can support the proposed installation and whether additional electrical work may be required.

We consider where the vehicle is parked and how the charger can be connected to the property's electrical system. Cable routing and installation access are considered at this stage.

We explain the proposed installation and relevant requirements in straightforward terms.

The quote reflects the actual installation requirements rather than a generic installation price.

Once approved, the charger is professionally installed with attention to electrical safety and reliable workmanship.

The completed installation is checked and relevant information about the charger is explained.

For many EV owners, home charging is the most convenient way to keep their vehicle ready for daily use.
But every home has different electrical infrastructure.
The charger may be installed in an integrated garage, carport, driveway or another suitable location. The switchboard may be nearby or located some distance away.
Older properties may also have different electrical requirements from newer homes.
Oz Home Energy assesses these practical factors before recommending an installation approach.

Commercial EV charging can be used for company vehicles, employee charging, customer facilities or other business requirements.
The project may involve more complex electrical infrastructure than a standard residential installation.
If you are planning multiple chargers, workplace charging or an EV project alongside solar and battery storage, submit your project details for assessment.
Suitable commercial EV projects may also be considered across wider NSW.
Potentially.
If you already have solar, your EV creates an opportunity to use some of the electricity generated by your solar system for vehicle charging.
However, solar generation and vehicle charging do not necessarily happen at the same time.
For example, your vehicle may be away from home during the day when solar generation is highest and return in the evening when solar generation has reduced.
Your charging habits therefore matter.
If you are considering solar, battery storage and EV charging together, we can assess the broader energy requirements of your property.

There is no single EV charger installation price because properties differ.
Pricing can depend on:
Charger requirements
Charger location
Distance from the switchboard
Cable route
Existing switchboard
Electrical capacity
Additional electrical work
Property access
Installation complexity
A straightforward installation may have very different requirements from a property where the charger is located a significant distance from the switchboard.
Oz Home Energy provides project-specific quotes for suitable installations.
Free quotes are available for suitable projects.

Licensed NSW Electrical Contractor
Oz Home Energy holds NSW Electrical Contractor Licence 382607C. EV chargers are electrical equipment connected to your property's electrical system, so appropriate electrical expertise matters.
Installer-Led, Not Sales-Led
We focus on the practical installation requirements rather than simply selling a charger.
Safety-Focused
Electrical safety is central to every EV charger installation.
Practical Recommendations
We assess your property, vehicle and charging requirements before recommending an installation approach.
Solar & Battery Experience
If your home already has solar or battery storage, we can consider the EV charger within the wider energy system.
Electrical Upgrade Capability
If your charger installation requires switchboard or other electrical work, those requirements can be assessed as part of the project.
Reasonable Pricing
We focus on practical solutions at reasonable pricing without making unsupported claims about being the cheapest.
About EV Chargers
Yes. Oz Home Energy provides EV charger installation for suitable residential properties across its service areas.
The installation requirements depend on your vehicle, charger, switchboard, property layout and charging requirements.
Not every EV owner will have identical charging requirements.
A dedicated charger can provide a practical home charging solution, particularly for regular vehicle use, but the appropriate setup depends on your circumstances.
We can assess your requirements before recommending an approach.
The appropriate equipment depends on the project and installation requirements.
Rather than treating the charger as a standalone product, we assess the charger, property and electrical system together.
Discuss the charger you are considering with us so its suitability can be assessed.
A charger can potentially be installed in a garage, carport, driveway or another suitable location.
The location needs to be practical for vehicle access and suitable for connection to the property's electrical system.
Cable routing and installation access are also important considerations.
Not necessarily. The existing switchboard and electrical infrastructure need to be assessed.
If an upgrade is required, Oz Home Energy can discuss the necessary electrical work as part of the project.
Potentially. Your solar system generates electricity during daylight hours, while your EV may be parked at home at different times.
The extent to which solar can contribute to EV charging therefore depends on your generation and charging patterns.
Potentially.
Your solar, battery, charger and electrical infrastructure should be considered together to determine an appropriate installation.
Yes.
An EV charger does not require solar to operate.
However, if you are considering solar in the future, it can be useful to discuss your longer-term energy plans when planning the electrical installation.
Installation time depends on the property and scope of work.
A straightforward installation can have different requirements from a project involving a long cable run, switchboard changes or other electrical work.
The expected scope can be discussed during the assessment.
There is no single distance that applies to every installation.
The cable route, property layout and electrical requirements need to be assessed.
A longer route may involve additional installation work.
Potentially.
The feasibility depends on the distance between the main electrical infrastructure and garage, cable route, electrical capacity and installation conditions.
The property should be assessed before confirming the installation approach.
Suitable commercial and larger residential projects can be considered. Multiple chargers can create additional electrical requirements, so the property's infrastructure and intended charging use need to be assessed.
Pricing depends on the charger, location, cable route, switchboard and electrical requirements.
Oz Home Energy provides project-specific quotes rather than relying on a generic installation price.
Yes. Free quotes are available for suitable EV charger projects.
Useful information includes your vehicle make and model, preferred charger location, property type and whether you already have solar or battery storage. Photos of your switchboard and proposed charger location may also help with the initial assessment.
No. You can tell us about your vehicle and charging requirements and we can discuss the relevant installation considerations.
Contact Oz Home Energy with your property and vehicle details. If you have an electricity bill or existing solar and battery information, you can provide those details as well.
Your solar project may connect with other Oz Home Energy services.
Considering solar alongside your EV?
Want to explore battery storage for your property?
Already have solar and want to integrate your EV into your existing energy system?
Need to assess whether your switchboard can support the new charger?
Oz Home Energy provides solar and battery upgrade services across suitable areas of Greater Sydney, including:









Suitable solar projects may also be considered across wider NSW.
Bought an EV and need a safe, practical charging solution?
Tell us about your vehicle, property and existing electrical system.
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