EV Charging Equipment Installation (C&G 2921-34)
Everything needed to quote, install and commission charge points compliantly, including the earthing decisions that catch most installers out.
What you'll be able to do
- Assess supply capacity and apply load curtailment where the supply is limited
- Select the correct earthing arrangement and open-PEN protection on a PME supply
- Install to BS 7671 Section 722 and the Smart Charge Point Regulations
- Commission, test and hand over with correct documentation and DNO notification
Units covered
- 01
The EV market and charging modes
Modes 1 to 4, connector types and what the customer actually needs.
- 02
Supply assessment
Maximum demand, diversity, main fuse rating and when a supply upgrade is unavoidable.
- 03
Earthing and PME
Open-PEN detection devices, earth electrodes and TT conversion in practice.
- 04
Protective devices and cable selection
RCD types, DC fault currents, volt drop and containment.
- 05
Smart charging regulations
Default off-peak settings, randomised delay, security and consumer information.
- 06
Commissioning and handover
Charge testing, app pairing, certification and Building Regulations notification.
Prerequisites
- · Level 3 electrical installation qualification or equivalent
- · 18th Edition certificate
Assessment
Online knowledge test plus a practical installation and commissioning assessment
Passing learners receive a CPD certificate recording 21 hours, stored in their certificate vault.
Frequently asked questions
Does this qualify me for OZEV-authorised work?+
The qualification is a core requirement, but OZEV authorisation also depends on your business holding scheme registration and insurance. We cover the application route in the final unit.
Do I need 2391 first?+
No, but you must be competent to test and certify your own work.
Is three-phase covered?+
Yes, including 22 kW installations and dynamic load management across multiple bays.
How many CPD hours?+
21 hours, logged to your Certi record.