Feature · EV charger applications
Chargers are load. CLRD routes them as load.
Add an EV charge point to any job up to 50 kW, or run it on its own, and CLRD produces the official ENA EVCP and HP Connections Form, routed connect and notify or apply first by the form's own criteria.
First job free. No card to start.
What it is
Full DNO support for EV charge points, including V2G. Pick the charger from the ENA registers, on its own or alongside solar, battery and heat pump devices, and CLRD produces the official ENA EVCP and HP Connections Form with the rest of the pack.
Why it matters
Chargers are load, and load has its own rules. The EVCP and HP form goes in either as a notification after install or an application before install, decided by the form's own criteria: how much new equipment there is, whether a charger is AC or DC (a DC charger always applies), the supply and its cut-out, and the site's maximum demand per phase. CLRD works that out from the job data and routes it, so you are never guessing which side of the line a site falls. V2G chargers count as generation and load, and CLRD handles both sides.
For installers adding EV charging to solar work, or fitting chargers on their own.
- Every ENA registered charge point, picked straight from the register.
- V2G handled as generation and load on the same job.
- Connect and notify or apply first, decided by the form's own criteria.
- Mixes with solar, battery and heat pumps on one job up to 50 kW, for one credit.
EnlargeIn practice
What changes on the next job.
One credit, whole job
Solar, battery and EV on one job, not three.
Routed, not guessed
The notify or apply decision is made from the job data.
Load only jobs welcome
A charger on its own is a first class job, no generation needed.
Before & after
With CLRD vs. without.
See ev charger applications on your own jobs.
Run one of your own installs through it free. Or book twenty minutes and we'll do it with you.
First job free. No card to start.