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What power do I need for a charging point?

With holiday rentals, power is usually not the limiting factor: a guest has fourteen hours, and even a charging point of 3.7 kilowatts delivers more than enough kilowatt-hours for a night. More important is whether the property's connection can handle that power alongside existing consumption such as a boiler, washing machine or air conditioning. With a single-phase connection, capacity is limited; with three phases, an 11 kilowatt charging point usually fits comfortably. If you're unsure, have this checked by an installer who knows the connection.

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This is general information, not advice about your situation. We do not see your meter cabinet and are not familiar with your contract with your energy supplier, your rental agreement and your park or homeowners association regulations. Your installer, your rental broker or your adviser will confirm what is permitted and required in your case.

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