New Range of EV Charger Protection Barriers Introduced by Charge-M8

Charge-M8, innovators in EV charging technology, are excited to present their latest assortment of protection barriers for EV chargers, crafted to guard valuable EV charging stations against accidental vehicle impacts and to ensure adherence to UK safety regulations.

The collection features six innovative products, such as steel quad/tri post barriers, steel U barriers in a selection of sizes, and rubber wheel stops in two variations, with an attractive price range from £29.97 to £268.97.

Charge-M8 has streamlined the process of securing your essential EV charging installations. Besides offering these products for purchase, they also deliver a tailored installation and securing service, ensuring that your EV charging solutions are thoroughly protected and safeguarded for the future.

Under the BS IET Wiring Regulations 18th Edition, codes AG2-AG3, there is a recommendation for the installation of reinforced protection in areas at risk of medium to high impact. The IET Code of Practice for EV Charging Equipment Installation stipulates that equipment located in public access areas must be capable of withstanding a minimum impact severity of AG2, as described in BS76741 (18th Edition). Charge-M8 advocates for the application of strong tyre stops as an initial measure of defence, followed by impact barriers as a secondary precaution for circumstances where tyre stops are disregarded or when a vehicle’s overhang exceeds their protection.

While these barriers are designed with EV protection in mind, they are also versatile enough for various other applications, such as marking territories or establishing safety zones, making them perfect for warehouses, storage facilities, industrial sites, and parking areas.

The entire range is available for instant online purchase. Installers looking for bulk discounts are invited to speak with Charge-M8’s Technical Experts, who can assist in tailoring solutions to specific needs. Reach out by phone or through the enquiry form on the Charge-M8 website for assistance.