Charging from a power point? It's slow
Transport for NSW says a normal power point adds about 10 to 20 km of range for each hour plugged in.

Home chargers · Tesla, Evnex, Pixie
Home EV chargers installed by licensed electricians across Western Sydney, the Blue Mountains and the Hawkesbury. We check your switchboard and supply first, then install and test the charger and lodge your compliance certificate, so you're charging properly from day one.
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Dann's Electrical is a certified installer for Tesla, Evnex and SAL Pixie chargers, fitting EV chargers for homes across Penrith, Western Sydney, the Blue Mountains and Hawkesbury.
A wall charger is one of the biggest loads in a home and runs for hours at a time, which is why the main cable and supply matter as much as the charger. Get them wrong and it charges slowly or trips the house.
Sometimes the service line or meter needs upgrading first. That work needs a Level 2 Accredited Service Provider, which most electricians aren't. Dann's is one, so the same team does it all.
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Wall chargers in garages and carports, on their own circuit.
Board upgrades when there isn't room or protection for the charger.
Upgrades to the line from the pole and the meter if your supply needs it.
Scheduled and app-controlled charging set up with you.
Charger set to ease off when the house is drawing a lot, so the main switch doesn't trip.
Advice on which charger and charging speed suit your car, supply and budget.
Weather-rated chargers on walls or pedestals in driveways.
Every install tested, with your compliance certificate for your records.
Tesla Wall Connectors, Evnex, SAL Pixie and other major brands, for homes.









Call 0478 014 622 or send the form with your car, the charger you want and a photo of your switchboard.
We check the board, cable run and supply, and give you a fixed price, including any upgrade needed.
We install, test and lodge a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work, then make sure it's charging.
If your supply or meter needs upgrading for the charger, we do that too, so you don't need to book a second contractor.
We check your board and supply before you buy, so there are no surprises on install day.
Quotes are free and every job is fixed price, with no hidden fees and no surprises on the invoice.
Tesla, Evnex, SAL Pixie and more, for homes.
Based in Emu Plains, working across Western Sydney, the Blue Mountains and the Hawkesbury.
NSW electrical contractor licence 399632C, $20 million public liability and CM3 certified. 5,500+ jobs and 100+ five-star reviews.

Dan is a licensed electrician and the director of Dann's Electrical. He runs the business from its office in Emu Plains, with a team of electricians and apprentices working across Western Sydney, the Blue Mountains and the Hawkesbury.
EV charging facts
Charging speeds and network rules from Transport for NSW and Endeavour Energy.
Transport for NSW says a normal power point adds about 10 to 20 km of range for each hour plugged in.
Transport for NSW says a Level 2 charger typically adds 30 to 130 km of range per hour, depending on the car.
Endeavour Energy says if you're using a Level 2 charger, a licensed electrician needs to install it.
Endeavour Energy asks to be told if your switchboard or meter box needs upgrading for a charger. We're accredited for that work and handle it with them for you.
Endeavour Energy says all capable bi-directional chargers need to be approved by them and registered through their Connections Portal.
Endeavour Energy describes Level 2 chargers as using a dedicated AC charge range of 7 kW to 22 kW, far more than a normal power point.
Where we work
Sometimes. A wall charger is a big continuous load, so we check your board, cable and supply first. If the board can't take it safely, we upgrade it as part of the job.
We install Tesla Wall Connectors, Evnex, SAL Pixie and other major brands, for homes.
Transport for NSW says a normal power point adds about 10 to 20 km of range per hour, while a Level 2 wall charger typically adds 30 to 130 km per hour, depending on the car.
We're not aware of a current NSW Government rebate for a home charger at a house. The NSW grant we know of was for apartment buildings and has closed.
Yes. We're accredited to work on the line from the pole and the meter, so we can upgrade your supply if the charger needs it.
Yes. NSW electricians must submit a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW) through Building Commission NSW’s eCert portal no later than seven days after completing the work, including the safety and compliance test. We lodge one for every job that needs it and send a copy to you.
Yes. Dann's Electrical holds NSW electrical contractor licence 399632C and carries $20 million public liability insurance. We're CM3 certified and NECA members.
Get a quote
Need a residential electrician urgently? Call any time, 24/7. For everything else, send us the job details and we'll get back to you with a free, fixed-price quote.
0478 014 622