This new qualification replaces the C&G 2919 and includes further methods of protecting against open PEN conductor faults, how to assess if an installation has an issue with diverted neutral current, integration into prosumers electrical installations and reverse feeding into the installation or back to the grid.

Electric vehicle sales are at an all time high and with every major manufacturer offering a choice it’s hardly surprising many new car buyers are considering buying one.
With 100,000+ Plug-In Electric Vehicle charging points likely to be installed this year, are you ready to benefit from the surging demand for this type of work?

Location: Chesterfield – Unit 70, M1 Commerce Park, Markham Lane, Duckmanton, Chesterfield, S44 5HS (Just off Junction 29A, M1 Motorway).

Course Outline:
This two-day course is designed for qualified electricians who want to learn about the technical requirements and practical considerations when installing Plug-In Electric Vehicle charging points.

Course includes:

• Introduction to Electric Vehicles – Electric Vehicle types. • Characteristics, Charging requirements, Safety considerations. • Overview of Electric Vehicle charging
• Modes of Electric Vehicle charging, requirements and restrictions.
• Electrical Installation Requirements.  Supply, Earthing, Planning permission, Explosive atmospheres, Protection, Labelling, Control, Risk assessment.
• Protecting against open PEN conductor faults.
• Integration into prosumers electrical installations
• Reverse feeding into the installation or back to the grid.
• Inspection, Test and Certification.
• Commissioning and DNO paperwork.
• Risk Assessment and pre & post-installation checklists.
• System Test, Fault Finding and Examination.
• Islanding mode.