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1. New UK Regulations on EV Charger Installations (2024)
3. Focus on Electrical Safety Following 2023 Inspection Reports
1. New UK Regulations on EV Charger Installations (2024)
As part of the government’s push towards greener transport, updated regulations for domestic and commercial EV charger installations came into effect in 2024. Installers are now required to follow stricter smart-charging and safety protocols, helping homeowners and businesses future-proof their electrical systems. This has led to a notic
As part of the government’s push towards greener transport, updated regulations for domestic and commercial EV charger installations came into effect in 2024. Installers are now required to follow stricter smart-charging and safety protocols, helping homeowners and businesses future-proof their electrical systems. This has led to a noticeable rise in demand for qualified EV charger installers across the UK.
2. Rise in Demand for Smart Home Electrical Systems
3. Focus on Electrical Safety Following 2023 Inspection Reports
1. New UK Regulations on EV Charger Installations (2024)
Over the past two years, UK homeowners have increasingly turned to smart lighting, automation, and energy-efficient electrical upgrades. With energy prices on the rise and the push for sustainability, electricians have seen more requests for smart thermostats, motion sensors, and integrated systems — making this a fast-growing segment of the industry.
3. Focus on Electrical Safety Following 2023 Inspection Reports
3. Focus on Electrical Safety Following 2023 Inspection Reports
3. Focus on Electrical Safety Following 2023 Inspection Reports
In 2023, several nationwide reports highlighted the risks of outdated wiring and non-compliant installations, especially in older homes and rental properties. This has sparked increased awareness and demand for EICR inspections and fuse board upgrades, as property owners aim to meet safety standards and avoid legal liabilities.