Who’s EVCI – Licensed EV Charger Electrician Cape Town

About Frankie — EVCI.tech Cape Town

EVCI.tech · Cape Town · About

The electrician
behind every job.

One specialist. One focus. Accountable for every cable, every connection, every sign-off.

Licensed & Insured
CoC Every Install
Free Site Visit
Western Cape
Frank De Lima Cape Town EVCI EV Charger Installer, Electrician

Frankie

Senior Licensed Electrician

“I install safe, compliant EV charging infrastructure for homes, guesthouses, and small businesses — and nothing else”.

Any electrician can mount a charger on a wall and show you a green light. What most won’t tell you is whether your distribution board can handle a sustained 32-amp load for six hours straight — or that the portable charger from your dealership is quietly stressing your kitchen circuit every single night.

I don’t treat an EV charger like a large kettle. It’s a continuous, high-draw appliance. The wiring behind it matters as much as the unit on the wall.

When you hire me – you get me.

  • My tools, my assessment — not a team of unsupervised juniors pulling cable.
  • My signature on your CoC — I’m accountable for every job I take on.
  • A written proposal — not a verbal estimate that shifts on invoice day.
  • Honest advice — including if I think you don’t need me.

One guest. One plugged-in EV.
One tripped main breaker.

Along the Atlantic Seaboard and Southern Suburbs, hosts and hoteliers in the Wetsern Cape are adding EV charging as a guest amenity. But an unmanaged charger competing with a running kitchen can kill your guest experience in seconds.

I design simple, load-managed setups that protect your property, your guests, and your reviews — without expensive infrastructure upgrades.

Know what you’re adding to your home.

Running a 7.4kW home charger is the electrical equivalent of switching on three geysers simultaneously — all night. If your supply hasn’t been assessed for that load, you’re carrying real risk of circuit degradation or worse.

Where every EVCI.tech job starts

A full power availability assessment — checking your supply capacity, DB board, and existing load before a single cable is touched. It’s free. It’s in writing. And it’s non-negotiable.

Let’s start with a conversation.

No forms. No call centres. Message Frankie directly on WhatsApp and get a straight answer about your install.

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