Electric vehicle charge point and battery storage training for qualified electricians, covering load assessment, earthing arrangements, protection and commissioning.
Electric Vehicle Charging And Energy Storage
For qualified electricians specialising in electric vehicle charge points & domestic battery storage systems.
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Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Course
£415 + VAT
Level 3 EVC training covering load assessment, earthing arrangements, protection...
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Battery Storage Course (EESS)
£495 + VAT
A Level 3 electrical energy storage qualification covering design, sizing,...
experienced Level
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Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Course
Best for
- Installing electric vehicle charge points
Covers
- Load assessment, earthing arrangements, protection and commissioning
Who for
- Qualified electricians moving into EV infrastructure
Result
- EV charging competence for a fast-growing installation market
Battery Storage Course (EESS)
Best for
- Domestic battery installations
Covers
- Storage system design, sizing, installation and commissioning
Who for
- Electricians adding storage to their services
Result
- LCL Awards Level 3 qualification recognised for MCS registration
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Charge point and battery installations are among the fastest growing work available to electricians. These courses cover the load assessment, earthing and commissioning that separate a compliant installation from a risky one.
- EV charge point and battery storage training
- For qualified, experienced electricians
- Practical installation and commissioning assessment
EV and battery storage courses explained.
Moving into low carbon work? These answers explain the EV and storage qualifications and the order to take them.
Yes. Both the EV charging course and battery storage assume existing electrical competence, including 18th Edition and inspection and testing.
They are upskilling qualifications for experienced operatives rather than entry routes into the trade.
They are upskilling qualifications for experienced operatives rather than entry routes into the trade.
The full installation process for domestic and commercial charge points: load assessment and supply capacity, earthing arrangements including PME and open PEN protection, cable selection, protective devices, siting, commissioning and handover.
It also covers the standards and guidance the work is assessed against, including the IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation and the relevant sections of BS 7671.
See the EV Charging course page for the full syllabus, duration and upcoming dates.
It also covers the standards and guidance the work is assessed against, including the IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation and the relevant sections of BS 7671.
See the EV Charging course page for the full syllabus, duration and upcoming dates.
There is no law requiring a specific EV qualification, but without it most of the work is closed off.
Government-funded installations under schemes such as the EV chargepoint grant and the Workplace Charging Scheme must be carried out by an approved installer, and holding a recognised EV charging qualification is part of what that requires. Manufacturers frequently tie warranties to trained installers, and insurers and commercial clients ask for evidence of competence.
Charge point installation is also notifiable work under Part P, so you need to be able to self-certify through a Competent Person Scheme or notify building control on every job.
Government-funded installations under schemes such as the EV chargepoint grant and the Workplace Charging Scheme must be carried out by an approved installer, and holding a recognised EV charging qualification is part of what that requires. Manufacturers frequently tie warranties to trained installers, and insurers and commercial clients ask for evidence of competence.
Charge point installation is also notifiable work under Part P, so you need to be able to self-certify through a Competent Person Scheme or notify building control on every job.
Many electricians do both, since customers increasingly ask for charge points and home batteries together. EV charging covers load assessment, earthing arrangements and commissioning.
Battery storage covers system design and sizing. Holding both widens the work you can quote for.
Battery storage covers system design and sizing. Holding both widens the work you can quote for.
For customers seeking certified installations, MCS registration matters, and technology-specific qualifications are part of what the scheme expects from installers. Our guide to MCS certification explains the process and what registration requires.
Electric Vehicle Charging And Energy Storage at Logic4training are priced at £415 + VAT.
For example, the Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Course is priced at £415 + VAT.
We also offer finance and pay-in-instalments options, so speak to our team about the best route for you.
For example, the Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Course is priced at £415 + VAT.
We also offer finance and pay-in-instalments options, so speak to our team about the best route for you.
Logic4training offers 1 course within our electric vehicle charging and energy storage range, covering different entry points and specialisms.
Visit the Electric Vehicle Charging And Energy Storage page to compare each course and find the right fit for your experience.
Visit the Electric Vehicle Charging And Energy Storage page to compare each course and find the right fit for your experience.
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