Electric11 completed a SolaX EV charger installation at the residential property recorded as Cherry Tree. The project included a customer-supplied 7 kW charging unit, a dedicated cable run, surge protection, a Type A RCBO and replacement Crabtree Starbreaker MCBs.
| Field | Detail |
| Property reference | Cherry Tree / The Arms |
| Project type | Domestic EV charger installation |
| Charger | Customer-supplied SolaX X1-HAC-7P-E |
| Installation size | 7 kW nominal |
| Cable run | Up to 15 metres |
| Circuit protection | Type A RCBO |
| Additional protection | Surge protection device |
| Remedial work | Replacement of defective Crabtree Starbreaker MCBs |
The customer wanted a dedicated home charging point positioned on the garage, away from the main electrical supply at the house. Electric11 needed to connect the customer-supplied SolaX charger across a property with flint walls, gravel access and a separate garage building.
The recorded charger model belongs to SolaX’s single-phase 7 kW class. A unit of this size provides considerably faster charging than a standard domestic socket when the vehicle and electrical supply support the available rate.
The charger position required a cable run of up to 15 metres from the main meter location. The route crossed the exterior of a traditional flint property, so the cable needed to remain secure without introducing an untidy or visually dominant installation.
The existing electrical equipment also required attention. Defective Crabtree Starbreaker MCBs were identified for replacement, while the new charging circuit needed dedicated residual-current and overcurrent protection together with surge protection.
Electric11 planned the work around the property layout and the equipment documented in the agreed scope.
The new cable was routed from the main supply position toward the garage. Fixings followed the lower section of the exterior wall where practical, helping the cable sit neatly against the textured flint surface before continuing to the charger location.
The SolaX X1-HAC-7P-E charger was mounted between the garage doors, creating an accessible charging position beside the driveway. The integrated cable can be stored around the unit when it is not connected to a vehicle.
A Type A RCBO was installed for the charging circuit. This protective device combines residual-current protection with overcurrent protection for the dedicated supply.
Electric11 added a surge protection device as part of the electrical work. The device helps protect connected equipment from transient overvoltage events affecting the installation.
Defective Crabtree Starbreaker miniature circuit breakers were replaced while the electrical work was being completed. This addressed the documented protective-device issue alongside the charger installation.
The customer now has a dedicated 7 kW-class EV charging point positioned conveniently on the garage. The new cable route connects the separate building to the main electrical supply while respecting the appearance of the flint exterior.
Dedicated RCBO and surge protection support the new charging circuit, and the defective MCBs recorded within the project scope were replaced. The completed setup provides a practical home-charging option without relying on a standard three-pin socket.
Electric11 installs residential charging points through its home EV charger installation service. Customers can also arrange electrical fault finding when an existing circuit or protective device requires investigation before an upgrade.
Electric11 can assess your electrical supply, plan the cable route and install a convenient home charging point matched to your property and vehicle.
Request an EV Charger QuoteElectric11 is composed of a team of local electricians based in Attleborough, offering coverage to the entire Norfolk region. Moreover, through our extensive network, we have forged strong connections with quality tradesmen representing various disciplines in our area.
Electric11 follows a structured approach for domestic charging projects involving longer cable routes or additional protective work.
Supply and property assessment
The electrician reviews the existing supply, consumer unit, proposed charger position, parking arrangement and approximate cable-run length.
Clear quotation and installation plan
The charger specification, protective devices, cable route and any remedial electrical work are documented before installation begins.
Charger and dedicated circuit installation
The team installs the cable, circuit protection and charging unit, keeping exterior routing as secure and visually orderly as the property allows.
Verification and customer handover
The completed circuit receives the applicable electrical verification, and the customer is shown the charger controls and normal operating procedure. Relevant certification should be retained with the property records where supplied.
