As electric vehicle (EV) use rises across the UK, it’s becoming more common to see charge points at homes, offices, and commercial premises. But one crucial aspect is often overlooked… Who’s actually using your EV charger? At Affinity Electrical, while we don’t resell subscriptions for any back office solutions we regularly advise our clients on … Securing Your EV Charge Point

• EV Charging

One of the trickier parts of understanding EICR testing is working out which recommendations apply to you and when. Obviously this is very important from a safety perspective but also because insurance can be accidentally voided. First things first, as well as the interval, it is important to understand the difference between the two types … Guidelines on EICR Frequency

• EICR

In accordance with BS 5266, emergency lighting installations must be tested at regular intervals. The guidelines below detail the required tests and who should perform them. Monthly ‘Operational’ Test Annual ‘Full System’ Test Any lights that fail to illuminate or do not stay illuminated for the duration of the designated test duration need to be … Guidelines on Emergency Lighting Tests

• Emergency Lighting

It is a legal requirement of an appointed person(s) within a business, commonly known as a Duty Holder, to ensure that, amongst other things, all their records are kept up to date

• EICR

To understand the various types of charge point sockets that motorists with EV vehicles may
encounter today the following table gives a brief description of each plus a visual appreciation
also.

• EV Charging