Getting the Circuit Right, Not Just the Charger
Installing an EV charger is straightforward. Installing it on a switchboard that can't actually support the load isn't — and it's the part that gets skipped by anyone quoting over the phone without seeing your board. We check capacity first, then size the circuit and breaker to the charger, not the other way around.
Appliance Circuit Installation & Hard-Wiring in Frankston
Alongside EV charger installation, our Frankston electricians handle the dedicated circuits and hard-wiring major appliances need — ovens, cooktops, rangehoods, hot water systems, and dishwashers. Many of these appliances draw more power than a standard power point can safely supply, and some require a hard-wired connection rather than a plug — particularly electric ovens, cooktops, and instantaneous hot water units. We install the correct dedicated circuit, connection point, and isolation switch to meet Australian wiring standards, whether you're renovating a kitchen, replacing hot water, or fitting out a new build across Frankston and surrounding suburbs.
✓ Ovens & cooktops – dedicated circuit, correct isolation switch
✓ Rangehoods – hard-wired connection point
✓ Hot water systems – dedicated circuit for electric or instantaneous units
✓ Dishwashers – dedicated circuit separate from general power points
Where an appliance also involves refrigerant or gas work (a split-system air conditioner, for example), that part of the job needs a separately licensed trade alongside the electrical connection.
A Reference Point
For general EV charging guidance — not specific to us — the Electric Vehicle Council is Australia's industry body and publishes consumer resources on home charging.