What Paperwork Should I Receive After EV Charger Installation?

After a home EV charger is installed, you should receive a small set of documents that confirm the work has been completed safely and in line with electrical regulations. This paperwork is important for your records and may be needed for grants, insurance, or future property transactions.

In Ireland, you should receive electrical certification confirming that the installation complies with national safety standards. This is usually provided by the certified installer and confirms that the charger has been tested and approved for use.

You may also receive a test record or completion document that outlines what was installed and verifies that safety checks were carried out. This shows that the charger was commissioned correctly and is operating as intended.

If you are claiming an EV charger grant, additional documentation may be required to complete the grant process. This typically includes installer details and confirmation that the installation meets grant conditions. These documents are usually provided or completed as part of the installation process.

You should also receive manufacturer information, such as warranty details and basic user guidance for the charger. This may be provided digitally or in printed form.

It is a good idea to keep all installation paperwork in a safe place. While you may not need it day to day, it can be useful if you move house, make an insurance claim, or need support in the future.

If you are unsure whether you have received the correct documents, your installer or support team can confirm what should have been provided.