EV charger installation in the Netherlands
Complete, including installation, cable and connection to the consumer unit. The free number plate check shows you which EV charger really suits your car.
2 years guarantee on the installationZaptec Certified PartnerNEN 1010 compliant: ready for your insurerNumber plate check: the right phase advice
Which EV charger suits your car?
Enter your number plate. Using the RDW (Dutch vehicle authority) data you see straight away which EV charger suits your car and how long charging takes.
Why an EV charger at home?
Charging at home is convenient, cheaper and better for the environment than public charging. The car charges overnight while you sleep, a full battery every morning.
Electricity at home is a lot cheaper than charging at a public charger. Combine it with solar panels or a night tariff for the biggest saving.
Which EV charger suits you?
I install all the well-known brands, certified.
Other brands are possible too: easee, Heidelberg, ABL, EVBox, KEBA. Ask for advice.
Zaptec Go 2
Compact 22 kW home charger, premium range. Suitable for home use, private or business drivers at home, and salary-sacrifice cars with MID-metered reimbursement.
Zaptec Pro
Premium 22 kW with smart charging and load balancing. Suitable for owners' associations (VvE), office buildings, car parks, business premises and scalable charging hubs.
Alfen Eve Single Pro-line
The business standard, made in the Netherlands. Suitable for business use, lease cars, salary-sacrifice cars, shared charging points and offices.
Wallbox Pulsar Plus
Compact 22 kW home charger. Suitable for everyday home use, mainstream EVs, private customers.
What do you get with my EV charger installation?
- EV charger of your choice (all well-known brands)
- Up to 10 metres of cable installed
- Connection to your consumer unit
- Any changes to the consumer unit, by agreement
- NEN 1010 test report
- Certificate in your customer portal
- Cable trunking and conduit neatly finished
- Wi-Fi connection and initial settings
- 2-year guarantee on the installation
Quoted separately
- Cable longer than 10 m (extra charge per metre)
- Installing three-phase power if you do not have it yet
- Replacing the whole consumer unit
- Chasing and breaking out walls to run cables
- Special protection such as SmartFox (energy management)
- Maintenance contract for the EV charger
Grants and tax benefits
Grants change regularly. I give up-to-date advice during the intake.
Grants for homeowners
The national EV charger grants for private customers have ended. Some municipalities still offer a contribution. I help with the application where that applies.
MIA for businesses
Business EV chargers qualify for the MIA (Dutch environmental investment allowance). Up to 36% extra deduction for profit tax. I supply the right documentation for your accountant.
For a lease car
With a lease car, the leasing company or your employer often pays for the EV charger. If you like, I invoice them directly. Ask about the options.
Questions about the EV charger
How long does it take to install an EV charger?
On average 2 to 4 hours. If the consumer unit needs changes or there is extra work, it takes longer; I always tell you beforehand. The power is only off briefly while I connect it.
Which brand of EV charger should I choose?
That depends on your car, your situation and what you want. I am a Zaptec Certified Partner, but I also install Wallbox, Alfen, easee and other well-known brands. My number plate check gives you advice straight away. For tailored advice: call me or request a quote.
How do I know whether I need single-phase or three-phase?
My free number plate check gives you advice straight away. Rule of thumb: modern EVs with a bigger battery benefit from three-phase (faster charging). Smaller EVs or city cars manage perfectly well on single-phase.
What if my consumer unit has no room?
Then the consumer unit has to be extended or replaced first. I am happy to combine that on the same day, which saves time and money.
Can I link my EV charger to solar panels?
Yes, with smart EV chargers (Zaptec, easee). The charger then mainly uses surplus solar power. That needs the right configuration and sometimes energy management. I advise you during the intake.
Do I get a guarantee on the EV charger?
Yes. My installation comes with a 2-year guarantee, on top of the manufacturer's warranty. Faulty? I sort it out.
Do you work across the Netherlands?
Yes, for planned installations I come out anywhere in the Netherlands.
How does it go from quote to installation?
1) Number plate check or contact form, 2) phone intake within 1 working day, 3) a site visit if needed, 4) quote with a guide price (extra work only with your approval), 5) booking a date, 6) installation of 2 to 4 hours, 7) testing, explanation and invoice in your customer portal.
Read up first
From my knowledge base, in plain language.
Moving house with an EV charger: take it with you or leave it behind
You can take the charger with you, but not the cable or the work in the meter cupboard. Leaving it behind and settling up is often the most sensible choice.
3 min readThe EV charger is not charging: how to find the cause
It is usually the cable, the car or a setting, not the charger. Check it in this order.
3 min readEV chargers for an owners' association (VvE), a business or an underground car park
Several charge points on one connection call for load sharing and a fair way of billing. That is more admin than installation work.
3 min readNear you too
For planned jobs and faults I travel all over the Netherlands, day and night for a fault. I get to you fastest in Limburg; elsewhere you can see right here how long the drive takes.
- Jobs and faults, 24/7: all of the Netherlands
- Fastest on site: Limburg
Provincial borders: CBS and PDOK, CC BY 4.0