EV Charging
Help and support for EV Charging infrastructure and connection applications.

If you are considering installing an EV charger at your home, business or in your community, there are many options available depending on the location. You will need to research your options and contact a licensed electrical contractor to quote for the work.

All electrical work inside a customer's property must be carried out by a licenced electrical contractor who can advise if a connection application is required to be submitted to Ausgrid for approval. 

Introduction to EV charging

EV Chargers come in a range of charging sizes (or speeds) to suit the individual customer’s needs. Depending on the type and nature of the installation, you may be required to notify Ausgrid before installing so that we can assess the impact it may have on the grid and advise you of any network upgrades that may be required.

There are several levels of EV chargers that are differentiated by how quickly they can recharge the vehicle.

EV Charger Types

Ev Charger Level 1 showing 10-15km range, 2.3 to 3.5kWEv Charger Level 2 showing 35-110km range, 7 to 22kWEv Charger Level 3 showing 125 + km range, 25 to 350kW