EV Chargers in Atherton

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Atherton EV Chargers

Switching to electric? Make charging at home simple, safe and efficient with a quality EV charger setup. Atherton Electrical provides professional EV charger installation for residential and commercial properties using trusted brands like Ocular. Whether you're installing a wall-mounted unit in your garage or setting up charging stations for a business, we ensure everything is wired correctly, meets Australian standards and suits your power supply.


Our team installs EV chargers throughout Atherton, Mareeba, the Tablelands and Cape York. Start charging smarter—book your EV charger installation with Atherton Electrical on 0409 954 067.

Safe, Smart Charging at Home

Installing an EV charger involves more than just plugging in a cable. It needs to be hardwired to your switchboard, protected by the right safety devices and suited to your current power load. Atherton Electrical installs Ocular EV chargers for both single-phase and three-phase properties, offering faster charging and safer operation than standard power points.


Our services include:


  • Supply and installation of Ocular EV chargers.
  • Wiring to switchboard with RCD protection.
  • Load assessment to avoid overloads.
  • Mounting on internal or external walls.
  • Setup for residential or business use.
  • Ongoing support for upgrades or adjustments.


Whether you're getting your first EV or expanding your charging capabilities, we’ll make sure your setup is future-ready, energy efficient and fully compliant.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need a licensed electrician to install an EV charger?

    Yes. EV chargers must be hardwired into your switchboard, which legally requires a licensed electrician. Improper installation can damage your charger, pose fire risks or void your insurance and warranty.

  • What’s the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 EV charging?

    Level 1 chargers plug into standard power points and charge slowly, often taking over 24 hours. Level 2 chargers, like the Ocular models, are hardwired and provide faster charging—often fully recharging a battery overnight or during a workday.

  • How much power does an EV charger use?

    That depends on the charger type and your car’s battery. A typical Level 2 charger draws between 3.6kW and 22kW. Your electrician will assess your switchboard and power supply to make sure it can safely handle the load without affecting the rest of your home.