Your EV Charger Installation Is Just The Beginning
Installing your EV charger is just the first step. Keeping it safe, compliant, and performing at its best is an ongoing commitment that requires periodic attention. Under Singapore’s EVCA, regular maintenance is not optional. It is mandated by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) for every EV charger in Singapore, with every inspection intervals determined by your charger’s access type and property classification.
Our Scope Of Work
What's Involved in An EV Charger Maintenance Process?
We recommend not to wait for an LTA notice to remind you when it’s time for your next servicing. Get in touch with our team to schedule your next maintenance visit. Here’s what we usually include:
- EV Charger Inspection
- Electrical Safety Testing
- EV Charger Performance Check
- Compliance Review Against Latest SS722 and SS638 Standards
- Inspection Report and Updated Service Record
If you have any questions regarding the maintenance, do not hesitate to reach out to us.
EV Charger Maintenance
Why Maintenance Matters
Four Reasons Why You Shouldn't Skip Your EV Charger Servicing
Your Safety
EV chargers operate at high voltage and current when charging. Components naturally degrade over time. Regular inspection surfaces problems like loose connections and degraded components, allowing us to respond proactively before your safety is compromised.
Your Compliance
Under the EVCA, fixed inspection intervals are a legal requirement for every EV charger in Singapore. Staying on schedule keeps your installation legally approved and audit-ready. This is so that you never get caught off guard by LTA.
Your Wallet
Never underestimate how much damage a small fault can cause. One minor issue left unchecked today has the potential to become a costly failure tomorrow. Scheduling a regular servicing catches the problems you cannot see. Best to check before anything happens.
Your Performance
Charging speed and reliability naturally will degrade when equipment goes unchecked over time. Regular maintenance keeps your charger performing at full capacity. You wouldn't want to risk your charger not working when you need it.
How We Manage Your Maintenance
- Notification & Quotation:
- For EV Chargers that have already been registered with LTA, you will be notified by LTA (usually about 1 month prior) via OneMotoring or with a physical letter mailed to you.
- If your details are already in our system, you will receive a notification from us when your EV charger maintenance is due soon. Our team will proactively reach out to you ahead of the LTA notificationo so you’re never caught off guard.
- You can also contact us anytime to check on your due date or arrange your maintenance directly.
- We will prepare a quotation for the inspection and send it to you to review and sign.
2. Scheduling & On-Site Service:
- Once we receive your signed quotation, our team will contact you in 1 to 2 weeks time before your due date to arrange a timeslot that suits your schedule.
- On the day of servicing, our team will come down to carry out the full inspection and maintenace on-site.
3. Documentation & Renewal:
- After the service is completed, we will send you the required form along with your invoice for payment.
- You will be reminded to keep your test report safely for at least 2 years until your next maintenance date is due.
- On our end, we will update our system with the next due date and will reach out again when the next maintenance is due.
How Often Does Your EV Charger Need Servicing?
Understanding Your EV Charger Maintenance Requirements
EV charger owners, or Registered Responsible Persons (RPPs), must ensure that their EV chargers are periodically inspected and maintained by qualified personnel. Inspection frequencies vary depending on where the EV chargers are installed. Similar to installation and certification of EV chargers, periodic inspection and maintenance of EV chargers must be carried out by LEWs and charger equipment specialists.
- Restricted Access — Refers to any parking space or location that is within, or contiguous to a landed dwelling-house, i.e. detached, semi-detached, terrace, linked house, strata title cluster house or townhouse.
- Non-Restricted Access — Refers to all other locations besides restricted access locations.
EV charger owners must retain the Certificate of Fitness (issued after the first certification of an EV charger), and subsequent Certificates of Continued Fitness (issued after every periodic inspection of the EV charger) for at least 2 years from the date of the certificates. You will be required to submit these to LTA upon request. Failure to do so may consitute as an offence.
*For more information, please look at LTA guidelines on their website.
| Location | Qualified Personnel Required | Frequency Required |
| Restricted Access* | Equipment Specialist | Every 24 months |
| Non-Restricted Access** | Equipment Specialist | Every 6 months |
| LEW | Every 12 months |
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