⚡ Certified Electrician for EV Chargers

EV Charger Electrical Connection in Latvia

A wallbox must be connected by a certified electrician — it's a legal requirement in Latvia. Our licensed team handles the full electrical connection for home, apartment and business EV chargers, including cable routing, fuse board work, and all required documentation.

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5 minResponse time

3–5 hTypical installation time

LegalCertified & documented

All LVLatvia-wide

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Licensed ElectriciansCertified by Latvian law

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Full DocumentationElectrical protocol included

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All Power Ratings7.4 / 11 / 22 kW

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Home & BusinessAll property types

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2-Year WarrantyOn electrical work

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Legal Requirement — Certified Electrician Only

Under Latvian electrical safety regulations, EV charger connection to the mains must be carried out by a licensed electrician. DIY connection or connection by an uncertified person is illegal, voids the charger warranty, and may invalidate your home insurance. Our team is fully certified and provides all required documentation.

Connection scenarios

We Handle All Property Types

Whether you have a detached house, apartment with a parking space, or a business premises — we have experience with every connection scenario.

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Detached House

Direct connection from fuse board to garage or driveway
Dedicated circuit with correct fuse rating
RCD and surge protection
Cable routing through walls or conduit
Smart load balancing setup if required

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Apartment / Underground Car Park

Connection to building electrical system (with management permission)
Sub-metering for individual energy billing
Long cable runs through conduit
RFID access control setup
Load management to protect building supply

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Business / Commercial

Three-phase connection for 11 or 22 kW chargers
Multiple charger installation on shared circuit
OCPP cloud and payment system integration
Dynamic load management for multiple units
Electrical documentation for building compliance

Power rating guide

Choosing the Right Power Rating

The right power rating depends on your EV's onboard charger, your electrical supply, and your daily charging needs.

7.4 kW

Single-Phase

Best for older EVs or properties with limited electrical capacity. Charges most EVs overnight.

Recommended

11 kW

Three-Phase

Ideal for most modern EVs. Fast overnight charge, three-phase supply required.

22 kW

Three-Phase Max

Maximum AC speed. Only useful if your EV's onboard charger supports 22 kW (most cap at 11 kW).

What the Electrical Connection Includes

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Dedicated CircuitCorrectly rated cable and fuse from your distribution board

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RCD ProtectionType A or Type B RCD as required by the charger spec

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Cable RoutingNeat installation through conduit, walls or cable tray

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Electrical ProtocolSigned documentation for warranty and insurance purposes

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Load BalancingDynamic load management setup to protect your supply

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End-to-End TestFull charging session test before we leave

Client reviews

What Our Clients Say

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Neat cable routing from the fuse board to the garage, proper RCD fitted, all the documentation provided. Everything done in one afternoon. Highly professional.

David K.Riga, detached house

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Complicated installation in an underground car park — they coordinated with building management, ran the cable through conduit, and set up sub-metering. Excellent job.

Maria S.Jūrmala, apartment building

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Business installation of 4 chargers with load balancing. The team knew exactly what they were doing — completed on time, documentation all in order. Impressed.

Peter L.Jelgava, office car park

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2-Year Warranty on All Electrical Work

All electrical connection work we carry out is covered by a 2-year warranty. You also receive a signed electrical protocol — required for EV charger warranty, building permits, and home insurance purposes.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why must a certified electrician connect my EV charger?

Latvian electrical safety regulations require that any connection to the mains supply be carried out by a licensed electrician. An uncertified installation is illegal, voids the charger manufacturer's warranty, and may invalidate your home insurance in case of fire or damage.

Do I need a three-phase supply for an 11 kW charger?

Yes. 11 kW and 22 kW chargers require a three-phase supply. Most modern homes in Latvia have three-phase supply available at the meter — we check this as part of the site assessment before installation.

What documentation do I receive after the electrical connection?

You receive a signed electrical protocol documenting the installation, cable specification, protection devices, and test results. This document is required for the charger warranty, building permits, and home insurance.

How far can the cable run from the fuse board to the charger?

There's no fixed maximum distance, but the cable cross-section must be sized for the run length to avoid voltage drop. We calculate and specify the correct cable for your specific installation during the site assessment.

Can you install in an underground car park?

Yes — we regularly work in underground and multi-storey car parks. We coordinate with building management, run cables through conduit, and can set up sub-metering so charging costs are billed to the individual driver.

How much does electrical connection cost?

The cost depends on the cable run length, fuse board access, and any additional work needed (conduit, sub-metering etc.). We provide a free, detailed quote after a brief consultation — submit the form and we'll call you within 5 minutes.

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Fill in the form — a specialist will contact you within 5 minutes and help you choose the right solution.

✓ Free consultation and quote
✓ Installation for homes, apartments and businesses
✓ 7.4 kW, 11 kW and 22 kW wallbox units
✓ Full electrical installation and documentation
✓ 6-month warranty on all work

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