THE CODE

The Electric Vehicle Consumer Code for Home Chargepoints  (EVCC), sets the standards consumers can expect when purchasing an Electric Vehicle (EV) chargepoint from a member of the Code. These standards ensure consumers can be confident when making a purchasing decision, knowing that their chosen installer must comply fully with the Code from the way in which they advertise themselves, to the way in which they handle a complaint if things go wrong.

The Code applies to EV chargepoints installed in domestic properties throughout the UK.

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WHY BECOME A CODE MEMBER

By becoming a Code member you can ensure your business stands out from the crowd!

Code members are businesses who supply and/or install domestic EV chargepoints. The Code sets out the standards members are expected to maintain, whether acting on their own or as a sub-contractor.

As well as a great set of Membership Benefits , the Code gives you the tools to offer your consumers the highest standards of consumer protection, giving them confidence when deciding who to contract with.

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WHY USE A CODE MEMBER

By choosing a Code member, you can expect to receive a high quality and fair service, and a product that is suitable for you and your lifestyle. Plus you get the peace of mind that if something goes wrong, we will be here to help.

Before making a purchase, you should check out the Consumer section of our website and make sure your chosen installer is a member of the Code.

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hypervolt
 
RECHARGE UK
 
Which? Trusted Traders
 
TrustMark
 
CTSI ADR Approved Bodies
 
ENA
 
EVA England
 

Latest News:

  • ESR releases new consumer guidance

    The Electrical Safety Roundtable (ESR) has released new guidance for consumers on what to look for when installing an EV charge point at home. This guidance is available below.https://electricalsafetyroundtable.co.ukOur certified EVCC installers ensure a safe and professional installation...

    General Posted: 16 September, 2024

  • Government plans to reintroduce the 2030 ICE ban

    EVCC welcomes the Government's plan to reinstate the 2030 ban on selling new petrol and diesel vehicles. This commitment will push the EV sector forward and accelerate the net zero transition. Check out this Transport & Energy article here...

    General Posted: 2 September, 2024