Most standard residential install-only EV charger installations start from $1,450 inc GST. Three-phase or higher-capacity residential installations typically start from $1,650 inc GST.

Standard 7kW smart charger supply and installation starts from $2,490 inc GST for suitable straightforward residential installations. Solar-aware Zappi supply and installation starts from $3,100 inc GST.

Residential EV charger site assessments are $275 inc GST. Strata EV readiness assessments and commercial EV feasibility assessments start from $1,150 inc GST.

Final pricing depends on cable distance, switchboard capacity, charger location, phase supply, access, charger setup and any required upgrades.

Aether Installations delivers EV charging projects through our licensed, REC-certified electricians.

We manage the entire process end-to-end - from assessment and design through to installation and certification - ensuring all work is completed safely and fully compliant with Australian Standards.

This project-managed approach provides consistent quality, clear communication and accountability on every installation.

Yes. EV charger installations must be carried out by a licensed REC electrician in accordance with Australian electrical standards.

Aether Installations works exclusively with licensed electricians to ensure all installations are compliant, safe, and certified.

Yes. Aether Installations supports EV charger installations for houses, townhouses and residential properties across Victoria and selected NSW regions.

Each installation is assessed against electrical capacity, charger type, switchboard condition and cable routing requirements.

Yes. Aether Installations supports EV charging infrastructure for strata, mixed-use and commercial properties across Victoria and selected NSW regions.

This may include multi-charger installations, load management, EV readiness assessments, commercial feasibility assessments and staged infrastructure planning.

To provide an accurate quote, we typically require:

• A photo of your switchboard
• A photo of the installation location
• Your suburb and basic property details

Most quotes are provided within 1 business day.

Every property has different electrical capacity, switchboard configuration and cable routing requirements.

An assessment allows us to confirm what your system can safely support, identify any upgrades if required and determine the most efficient installation approach.

This ensures your EV charger is installed correctly the first time, fully compliant with Australian Standards and without unexpected costs or delays.

Yes. Installations are completed by licensed electricians in accordance with AS/NZS 3000 and applicable state requirements.

In Victoria, completed electrical installation work may require a Certificate of Electrical Safety.

In NSW, electrical work may require the relevant Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work.

The required compliance documentation depends on the state, job type and applicable electrical rules.

Yes - we can install customer-supplied EV chargers, provided the equipment is compatible with Australian Standards and suitable for your electrical setup.

We will assess the charger specifications, installation requirements and site conditions to ensure it can be installed safely and compliantly.

Where required, we may recommend alternative charger options to ensure reliability, performance and long-term compatibility.

Yes - we design and deliver multi-charger EV installations for commercial, strata and shared environments.

This typically includes load management systems to balance available electrical capacity and ensure multiple vehicles can charge efficiently without overloading the site.

We plan each installation with future expansion in mind, allowing additional chargers to be added as EV adoption increases.

EV charger installations should be carried out by licensed electricians with experience in EV charging infrastructure.

Aether Installations supports residential, commercial and strata EV charger installations across Victoria and selected NSW regions through a compliance-first, project-managed process.