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Staff, fleet or residents asking for EV charging? How many chargers fit depends largely on what the site's supply and main switchboard can carry. Our licensed electrical contractors assess the load, then supply and install the chargers or fit the ones you've bought, at a fixed price before work starts.
Charger tripping, or a plug or cable hot?Stop using that charger. Smoke or fire: keep well clear, call 000 and tell them it's an EV.
Call 0421 333 034It starts with the site's supply. We check what the main board and supply can carry, then plan how many chargers fit and where.
Some chargers can share capacity, slowing down to stay within what the site has spare.
You get one fixed price for the chargers, cable runs and any board work before we start.
Read EV chargers and body corporate approval or 7kW vs 22kW chargers.
On most commercial sites, the supply decides the job. We check it before we recommend chargers.
Workplace and car park chargers supplied and installed to suit the site's supply.
Already have the chargers? We install them once we've checked the site can carry them.
We check what the main board and supply already carry before choosing chargers.
No room or capacity on the board? We can upgrade it first.
Commercial switchboard upgradesShared or lot-owner chargers in apartment car parks, quoted for the committee.
Strata and body corporate electriciansThe install can be planned so solar or a battery can be added later.
We inspect first. The quote is the number you pay.
If our work fails, we come back and fix it.
Based in Palm Beach, so same-day is often possible.
QLD Electrical Contractor Licence, fully insured.
Residential, commercial and industrial work.
Paid on site when the job's done. No invoice to chase.
From the Queensland Fire Department and Queensland Government body corporate guidance.
The Queensland Fire Department says charging equipment should be electrically compliant and installed by a qualified electrician to AS/NZS 3000.
Source: Queensland Fire Department
When charging an EV, only use extension leads and power sockets intended for EV charging.
Source: Queensland Fire Department
Keep everyone at least 30 metres away. Call 000, tell the operator it's an EV, and give the make and model.
Source: Queensland Fire Department
Damaged EV batteries can ignite hours, days or weeks later. Don't charge or use the vehicle until it has been inspected and approved.
Source: Queensland Fire Department
A body corporate must maintain the common property in a good and structurally sound condition.
Under the Standard, Accommodation and Small Schemes modules, an owner's improvement to common property needs committee approval or, if the committee can't approve it, an ordinary resolution at a general meeting. The owner then maintains it.
A plain-English summary, not legal advice. Ask your body corporate manager which rules apply to your scheme.
Director, Knight Electrical Solutions
Byron has more than 20 years of hands-on experience across residential, commercial and industrial electrical work, from family homes and rural properties to large-scale projects. That depth shows in how quickly and accurately he gets to the cause of a fault.
He has run his own electrical business before, so he knows what it takes to lead a job from the first call to a clean handover. He's also trained in PLC and instrumentation and qualified in Level 1 thermal imaging, so complex jobs are well within his wheelhouse.
What drives him is quality: neat, safe work, straight advice and a finished job he's proud to put the Knight name to. Do it once, do it right.
Tell us the site, the vehicles and how many bays.
We check the main board, supply and cable routes.
One figure for chargers, cabling and board work.
Timing agreed around trading hours and car park access.
Chargers installed and tested.
EFTPOS on site when the job's done.
For larger jobs over $5,000 in materials that span multiple days, a deposit may be requested when the quote is accepted.
We price it once we've seen the main board and the car park. These are the things that move the number.
Homes
Our home EV charger page covers single-phase and three-phase homes, switchboard checks, and why a normal power point charges slowly.
Questions Gold Coast businesses, building managers and body corporates ask us about EV chargers.
It depends on the site, so we don't price it over the phone. The main factors are how many chargers you want, which models, the supply's spare capacity, the main switchboard's condition, and the cable run to each bay. We assess the site, then give you one fixed price before work starts. You pay on completion by EFTPOS. A deposit may be requested on multi-day jobs with over $5,000 in materials.
It depends on the spare capacity of your supply and main switchboard, not just the number of bays. We check what the site already draws and what's left. Some chargers can manage load, slowing down to stay within the capacity available, which can let more bays charge from the same supply. We tell you what's realistic before we quote.
Yes. We can install chargers you've already bought, or supply them for you. Either way, we check the main board, the supply and the cable routes first, so we know the site can carry them. Any board or cabling work goes into one fixed price before work starts. We're also on the Clipsal and Evnex installer panels.
Not always. A 22kW AC charger needs three-phase supply, connected and switched across all three phases. On single-phase, a dedicated charger is typically up to about 7kW, which suits many workplaces where cars park for hours. Faster isn't always needed. We check your supply and how long vehicles stay, then recommend chargers that suit both.
It depends on the building's supply and the body corporate. A body corporate must maintain common property, and under the Standard, Accommodation and Small Schemes modules, a lot owner's improvement to common property needs committee approval or, if the committee can't approve it, an ordinary resolution at a general meeting. Your body corporate manager can confirm what applies. We check the main board and cable routes and give the committee a fixed price.
On some models, yes. Some commercial chargers, including Evnex models, let you control who can charge with RFID tags and track use by user or charger. Features vary by brand and model, so tell us how the chargers will be used, by staff, fleet, residents or customers, and we'll factor that into the chargers we recommend and the fixed price.
Get people clear. The Queensland Fire Department says to keep everyone at least 30 metres from the vehicle, call 000, tell the operator it's an EV and give the make and model. Keep the vehicle's keys at least 30 metres away too. Damaged EV batteries can ignite hours or days later, so don't charge a damaged vehicle until it's been inspected.
Yes. We hold Queensland Electrical Contractor Licence 1511406, are fully insured, and are on the Clipsal and Evnex installer panels. The Queensland Fire Department says charging equipment should be installed by a qualified electrician to AS/NZS 3000. We test the work before the chargers are used, and it's backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty.
Our electricians cover the whole Gold Coast and Tweed Heads.
We'll check the site's supply and give you one fixed price before any work starts.
0421 333 034
If anyone is in danger, has had an electric shock, or you can see fire, sparks or fallen powerlines, call Triple Zero (000) immediately. Don’t touch anyone who may be in contact with live electricity.
The information on this page is general and is not advice for your property. Summaries of Queensland law and standards are drawn from the official sources linked on this page, and may change; the official sources prevail. Regulations, Australian Standards and safety requirements change, and errors can occur, so have a licensed electrician assess your situation in person before acting on anything here. Electrical work in Queensland must only be done by a licensed electrician. If you think something here is wrong or out of date, call 0421 333 034 or email byron@knightes.au and we'll review it. To the extent permitted by law, Knight Electrical Solutions accepts no liability for loss or damage arising from reliance on this information.