Vehicle specifications
We check the make, model, connector and onboard AC charging limit before sizing the installation.
Russo Electrical assesses your vehicle, switchboard, electrical supply, parking position, cable route and charging routine before recommending and installing a home charger.

A higher-rated charger will not make every vehicle charge faster. The practical choice depends on the car's onboard AC charging limit, available supply and how much energy you need to replace between trips.
We check the make, model, connector and onboard AC charging limit before sizing the installation.
Your usual kilometres and overnight parking time help determine a sensible charging rate.
Single-phase or three-phase supply, switchboard condition and other large household loads all matter.
Distance, access, wall construction, weather exposure and the parking position affect the scope.
A compatible system may adjust charging when household demand changes, subject to the equipment selected.
Some chargers can use available solar generation when paired and configured with compatible equipment.
The installation is designed around the selected charger and the conditions at your property.
We explain the available options before work begins. These may include load management, a switchboard upgrade or further supply investigation.
Existing faults or damaged equipment should be addressed first through our switchboard support service.
Provide the vehicle, proposed charger, switchboard and parking information.
We assess the charging rate, capacity, route, protection and control options.
The approved charger and electrical work are installed and tested.
We explain normal operation and assist with supported app or scheduling settings.
A selection of chargers our electricians have installed across Sydney.




Review related high-load electrical work, service coverage and warranty information.
These external sources explain home charging, vehicle planning and NSW electrical compliance.
Charging rates and features depend on the vehicle, charger, electrical supply and configuration. Check the current vehicle and charger manufacturer instructions.
Not every driver does. A suitable standard outlet may cover light use, while a dedicated charger can provide a higher charging rate and features such as scheduling. The outlet and circuit must still be suitable for the intended charging method.
The answer depends on the property's supply, the vehicle's onboard AC limit and your driving needs. A 22 kW unit cannot deliver its full rate without suitable three-phase supply and a compatible vehicle.
Not always. We check the board, protection, available space, supply capacity and other major loads. Load management may be an option with compatible equipment.
Some chargers support solar-aware charging when used with compatible monitoring and inverter equipment. The best arrangement depends on the system already installed and when the vehicle is parked at home.
Strata installations need approval and additional planning for common property, cable routes, available capacity, metering, billing and load sharing. Send the building and parking details for an initial review.
Eligible Russo Electrical work is covered under our workmanship warranty. Check the warranty page for the current terms.
Send the vehicle and charger details, your suburb, switchboard photos and pictures of the proposed parking position and cable route.