DC Charging

By choosing a Project EV electric vehicle charging point, you’ll receive the most cutting edge technology at an affordable cost. In comparison to a car that uses petrol or diesel, your EV’s impact on the environment will be minimal. Our wide range of DC charging points is the most advanced solution for customers, whatever your charging requirements are.

Project EV aims to be the preferred choice of Electric Vehicle chargers in the UK and Europe. We’re proud of our leading technology and exceptional services and our mission is to provide the most advanced smart solution for all customers, resellers and manufacturers.

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Customer Requirements

  • Customer must have off street parking attached to the property, garage or driveway.
  • Property must be a dwelling
  • Grant of up to £350 for 75% of the total cost of the installation
  • Only one charge point per house, unless they have 2x eligible vehicles. Max is 2x charge points
  • Obtained the vehicle, new or used, on or after 1st October 2016
  • Customer must be registered keeper / lease or have the vehicle on order to arrive within 4 months (with paperwork)

What is DC Charging?

Electric vehicles charge their batteries with DC (Direct Current) but the national grid delivers AC (alternating current)


A DC fast charger bypasses the onboard charging device, supplying power directly and safely to a vehicle’s battery. The DC charger is external to the vehicle and therefore not constrained in size or cost.


DC EV fast chargers use 3-phase power, and have smart technology, enabling them to adjust the charge level to suit the battery state of charge (SOC). DC fast chargers have the ability to charge up to 50kw per hour depending on EV charge point capacity.

DC charging stations


DC EV fast charging requires a powerful source, as a DC charging station communicates with the electric car directly, rather than the onboard charger (which an AC charger would do) From here, the charging station will check the vehicle’s battery condition and adjust the output power depending on how much charge the vehicle needs.

The DC installation requires around 125A of power from the grid meaning that charging is much faster.

When using a DC charging station, DC power flows directly into the car’s battery via the rapid charging port of the car.

Product Range

Everybody is Going Electric

Electric Vehicles are gaining popularity year on year, with many domestic and commercial manufacturers producing dedicated electric and hybrid models as part of their core range In line with the government’s pledge to ensure all vehicles on the UK’s roads are zero emissions by 2050.

The infrastructure is growing at the same pace with more accessibility to charge points across the UK.

315,200

Plug-in Cars Registered UK July 2020 (Approx)

200

Plug-in Models Available July 2020 (Plus Variants)

10,200

Plug-in Vans Registered UK July 2020 (Approx)

32,390

UK Charge Points May 2020 (Zap-Map)

Source: NextGreenCar.com

It takes less than two minutes to apply for an EV charging grant.

Just fill in the application form below with your details and we’ll process your request.

Grants Available

Government grant available for up to £350, t&c’s apply.

Feature Packed As Standard

Compact Design

Compact Design

Attractive appearance, A4 print paper size, simple but elegant.

Full Protection

Full Protection

Full electrical protection, over/under temperature protection, etc.

European Standard

European Standard

CCPP v1.6 open charge point protocol. IEC 62196 type II connector.

Intelligent

Intelligent

Intelligent power adjustment, emergency stop, Wifi/APP/ethernet monitoring.

Petrol vs Electric

Small Car

Renault Zoe

Average Annual Savings

£913.72

Average MPG

45

Miles Per Year

10,000

Medium Car

Tesla Model S

Average Annual Savings

£1,289.07

Average MPG

35

Miles Per Year

10,000

Large Car

SUV Tesla Model X

Average Annual Savings

£1,964.69

Average MPG

25

Miles Per Year

10,000

Source: evdatabase.uk (Jan 2019)

Contact Us

Freephone: 0800 599 9582

Email: enquiries@projectev.co.uk

Project Better Energy Limited, Unit 1 Lakes Court, Lancaster Park Newborough Road, Needwood, Burton on Trent, DE13 9PD

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