Our Partner Rolec EV has confirmed that its entire range of Electric Vehicle charging points have been developed to comply with the new IET 18th Edition Wiring Regulations that has been in force since 1st January 2019.
Kieron Alsop, Rolec EV’s Managing Director, commented: “As the manufacturer of Europe’s largest range of EV charging points and solutions, the last 6 months has been a busy period for our Engineering department.
“Our Engineers have been designing a variety of new internal components for introduction into our EV charging range in order to comply with the forthcoming 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
“After careful consideration, we decided that all Rolec EV charge points installed from 1st January 2019 would include the new DC sensitive device and TT earthing facility as standard. This means that anybody installing a Rolec EV charging point will have the peace of mind and confidence in knowing that it fully complies with all current regulations.
“A key benefit of including the regulation updates within our charging points is that the actual installation costs are kept to a minimum by avoiding having to purchase and install expensive DC sensitive RCD protection at source.
“Another benefit with the design of the modular DC sensitive device is that it can be easily and quickly fitted to pre 18th edition EV charging points.”
EV Charging Point Installer Course
Logic4training’s 2-day Electric Vehicle Charging Point Installer Course offers all the knowledge and skills required to install, fault find, inspect and test electric vehicle charging equipment in domestic, commercial and industrial locations.
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18th Edition Courses
Logic4training offers:
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations Course– For New learners, we offer the full City & Guilds’ 18th Edition Wiring Regulations (2382-18) training course. The course is designed for electricians, as well as other building services engineers such as gas installers, kitchen/bathroom fitters, plumbers and builders who are required to complete some domestic electrical work, such as wiring in a boiler or shower.
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations Upgrade Course– For existing electricians who currently hold the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations (AMD3) qualification have until July 2019 to do this. Updating the qualification is straightforward, taking our one day 18th Edition Wiring Regulations upgrade course.
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