Electricity & Power

Install Three-Phase Power

Are you installing an EV charger, switching to a heat pump, or renovating the kitchen? We help you upgrade from single-phase to three-phase to meet future electricity needs.

When MUST you upgrade to three-phase?

In many older houses and apartments, only single-phase (230 volts) is installed. That worked well in the past, but modern homes require much more energy. Here are the most common reasons why people choose to install three-phase (400 volts):

1. EV Charger Installation

To be able to charge your EV quickly and safely at home (11 kW or higher), three-phase is a must. A single-phase charger is slow and risks overloading the system if you have other appliances running.

2. Heat Pump or Electric Boiler

Large heating systems require high power during the winter. To distribute the load evenly and avoid the main fuse blowing, a three-phase connection is a requirement.

3. New Induction Hob in the Kitchen

Modern induction hobs are extremely powerful. If you are renovating an older kitchen from a gas stove or an old single-phase stove to induction, electricians often have to route three-phase so the oven and hob can be used simultaneously at maximum power.

How does the installation work?

Upgrading to three-phase often means that we upgrade all or parts of your electrical panel, and sometimes a new supply needs to be routed in consultation with your grid company. Smista Electrical handles the entire process from pre-notification to the grid company, to a finished and inspected installation in your home.

Need to upgrade to three-phase?

Contact us and we will help you assess the conditions in your specific home.

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FAQs about Three-Phase Power

Here we answer the most common questions about switching from single-phase to three-phase.