Everyday convenience
Plug in at home and schedule charging around the way the car is used.
Wake up ready to go · Choose around daily use
Wake up ready to drive
A dedicated home charger makes daily charging simpler. Warmaway plans it around the vehicle, parking space, electrical supply and any solar or battery system.
A safer dedicated circuit
Protection, earthing and cable routes are designed for regular vehicle charging.
Smarter energy choices
Compatible systems can respond to tariffs or available solar generation.
Straightforward smart charging
Schedule the car around departure times and suitable electricity periods. A practical option for many homes with off-street parking.
Solar-aware charging
Use compatible monitoring to direct available solar surplus towards the vehicle. Performance depends on generation, charger capability and the car being present.
Joined-up home energy
Coordinate charging with solar, battery storage or a future heat pump. Useful when electrical demand is changing across the whole property.
Safe, convenient home charging
Plan the charger around the vehicle, parking and electrical supply.
Parking position, cable handling, connectivity and the wider home-energy system all affect which product and installation route feels right every day.
Why fit a dedicated charger?
A purpose-designed home charger is faster and more convenient than relying on a standard socket, with equipment and protection designed for regular vehicle charging.
The property survey matters
Warmaway checks the consumer unit, available capacity, earthing, parking position, cable route and data connection before confirming the installation.
Connect charging with home energy
If you have solar, battery storage or a time-of-use tariff, compatible smart charging can help decide when and where the car takes its power.
A property-led answer
What will make charging easy at your property?
The best charger position should be safe, reachable in everyday parking and connected without a cable becoming a trip hazard or visual afterthought.
Often a good fit when...
- There is suitable off-street parking
- The cable can reach the car without crossing a public route
- Home charging would remove regular public-charging journeys
- You want to coordinate charging with solar or a smart tariff
We still assess...
- Consumer unit condition and available supply capacity
- Parking position, cable length and safe route
- Earthing and required protective equipment
- Wi-Fi, mobile data or network connectivity at the charger
From survey to first charge
A tidy installation that works with the wider home-energy system.
The right charger is about more than connector type and headline power.
Share vehicle and property details
Tell us the vehicle, parking setup and electricity supply.
Survey the route
We check the consumer unit, cable path and charger position.
Choose equipment
Power, connectivity and smart-energy features are explained.
Install and test
The charger is commissioned and the app is set up.
Designed before it is sold
What happens before the charger goes on the wall
Many installations are completed within a day, but the survey establishes whether the property is straightforward or needs extra electrical or network work.
What we assess
- Vehicle, connector and expected charging pattern
- Incoming supply and maximum demand
- Consumer unit and protective devices
- Cable length, route and wall construction
- Earthing arrangement and charger location
- Solar, battery, tariff and network requirements
A complete project
What the project includes
- Charger recommendation for vehicle and property
- Electrical and route survey
- Dedicated circuit and required protection
- Neat charger installation and cable routing
- Testing, commissioning and notification
- App setup, scheduling and user handover
Questions, answered simply
Everything you need to know before booking.
Can an EV charger use solar power?
Compatible chargers can respond to surplus solar generation, depending on the solar, inverter, monitoring and charger setup.
Will my electricity supply need upgrading?
Not always. The installer checks available capacity and any network requirements before confirming the work.
How long does a home charger installation take?
Warmaway says many straightforward installations take around two to three hours and are completed within a day. Extra consumer-unit, cable-route or network work can extend the visit.
Can the cable cross a pavement?
A cable should not create a hazard across a public route. Properties without suitable off-street parking need a location-specific discussion and may require permission or a specialist solution.
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