Pick the charger from whichever list applies — you only need one.
Some smart chargers need a WiFi connection to work. Stand at the charger spot and check what you can get.
The main consumer unit (fuse board) with the cover open, showing all breakers clearly.
See the full photo guide →The main supply cut-out fuse. Usually found below the fuse board or in the meter box.
See the full photo guide →Exactly where the EV charger will be mounted, with enough context to see the surroundings.
See the full photo guide →The bonding clamp and green/yellow cable on the incoming gas pipe, near the meter.
See the full photo guide →The bonding clamp on the incoming water pipe, near the stopcock — only needed if the pipe is metal.
See the full photo guide →This is optional, but it's the single biggest thing you can add — customers who include a short walkthrough often get a firm quote without us needing to visit in person.
- Start at the consumer unit — show the CU, meter, and any existing bonding
- Walk the full cable route, narrating as you go
- Show any obstacles, tight spots, or areas needing groundworks
- Finish at the proposed charger location on the external wall
- Keep the video under 2 minutes if possible