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Hi,
Starting to feel a little out of my depth and grateful for your advice.
I was due to have an EV charger installed for my Model 3 that I hope will be delivered in the coming weeks.
I thought everything would be ok with the install but apparently UKPN has flagged that as my load survey shows total of 105A I may need an upgrade!
I live in a house that was built in 2002. I have an RCD panel and attach a pic of it. Only change at the property was conversion of garage to a play room in 2011 and the electrician at the time added a 32A fuse for the new 'extension ring'. I hope this hasn't caused me a problem?
Total amps as follows from left to right:
B32, B16, B32, B32, B32, B32, B32, B6, B6, B6, B6, B16
Is there anything I can do to avoid the need to install a 3 phase supply?! Is ALM the answer?
Don't want UKPN refusing an install at my property and appreciate any advice you can give.
Thanks
Starting to feel a little out of my depth and grateful for your advice.
I was due to have an EV charger installed for my Model 3 that I hope will be delivered in the coming weeks.
I thought everything would be ok with the install but apparently UKPN has flagged that as my load survey shows total of 105A I may need an upgrade!
I live in a house that was built in 2002. I have an RCD panel and attach a pic of it. Only change at the property was conversion of garage to a play room in 2011 and the electrician at the time added a 32A fuse for the new 'extension ring'. I hope this hasn't caused me a problem?
Total amps as follows from left to right:
B32, B16, B32, B32, B32, B32, B32, B6, B6, B6, B6, B16
Is there anything I can do to avoid the need to install a 3 phase supply?! Is ALM the answer?
Don't want UKPN refusing an install at my property and appreciate any advice you can give.
Thanks