The lowest cost way for you to install EV chargers in new build developments

  • Kerbo Charge is an award winning through-pavement channel that residents use to charge their EVs at home.

  • We are the lowest cost way for you to be Part S compliant for new homes without driveways.

  • You will save around £800 per install compared to using buried armoured cables and pedestal chargers, and won’t be hit by cars.

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The most cost efficient way to install home chargers on new build houses

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Slim and shallow cable channel, installed in one hour

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Patented self closing lid design

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Safe for all foot and vehicle traffic

Any questions about how it all works?

Call our friendly team now: +44 203 576 1479

Email our Director for Built Environment: rob.buttery@kerbocharge.com

It’s time for a smarter and more affordable approach for housebuilders.

The current approach: buried armoured cable and pedestal charger

  • Complex, expensive and inefficient.

  • Pedestal charger vulnerable to damage from cars.

  • Typically requires wider pavements.

The new approach: Kerbo Charge cross-pavement channel

  • Potential savings of over £800 per home vs pedestal solutions

  • Trusted by more Local Authorities than any other cross pavement charging solution

  • Kerbo Charge reduces street clutter without compromising traditional design.

Our live EV charging channel trials across the UK

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“This transforms the electric vehicle charging experience, ensuring safety and convenience.

No more trip hazards, just a seamless blend of sustainability and practicality right at your doorstep.”

Denise Gaines, Executive Member for Highways

Kerbo Charge - a hassle free and zero cost pavement gully solution for local authorities

We’ve spent three years developing the ‘perfect’ gully solution. Co-designed with local authority (LA) partners, the design requirements are:

  • Highly reliable integrated self-closing lid - lid cannot be left open.

  • Zero cost for LA. The installation is 100% privately paid.

  • Tested by BSI to BS EN 1433 standard - exceeds C250 (250 kN) test

  • Maintenance free - a single manufactured unit with no consumable parts.

“We've been working with Kerbo Charge to roll-out these channels, which are a really simple solution that stops wires trailing across the pavement and keeps things safe and convenient”

Ben Bradley MP, Leader of Nottinghamshire County Council

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10 year product warranty

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Designed in London and manufactured in the UK

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BSI tested to EN 1433
Slip tested to BS-EN-16165

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What’s the product made from?

The main body of the channel is made from the same material used in modern pavement utility covers - calcium zinc stabilised polyvinyl chloride (uPVC) - a high-strength thermoplastic.

The advantages of rigid PVC are:

  • Significantly less CO2 is emitted during production compared to newly manufactured aluminium or steel (2 - 4 kg of CO2 to produce 1kg of PVC vs. 10 - 20 kg for aluminium).

  • It’s UV stable, has a 100 year life expectancy and is 100% recyclable. We operate a closed loop recycling system - we provide pre-paid returns bags to send us the offcuts to be 100% recycled.

  • It’s not a target for scrap metal resellers.

“We are delighted to have been selected to pilot this pioneering technology which will make owning an electric vehicle accessible to more of our residents.”

Cllr John Shuttleworth, Cabinet member for Highways, Durham County Council

Why choose the Kerbo Charge cross-pavement channel?

The Kerbo Charge cable channel is built to withstand all vehicle and foot traffic - as this video explains.