What standards apply to EV installations?
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NEN1010 Chapter 722 provides all the information needed to realise a safe installation.
A separate power chain should be provided for connecting electric vehicles only and equipped with overcurrent protection.
Each AC connection point must be protected by a 30mA earth leakage protection device.
If the charging unit does not have DC fault-current protection, this must also be installed.
Choosing the right mounting methods is also explained in detail. For support in this area, our experts will be happy to assist you.
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