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Additional Load Application Service

Additional Load Application Service

Our paid additional load (or 'ALF') service helps islanders understand their property's electrical load capacity and heat loss for new installations like electric vehicle chargers, electric heating, and hot tubs. Choose from tailored packages to set you up for safe, compliant, and future-ready upgrades
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Check if your property has the available power to have a new electrical solution before you pick a product. 

We're here to help. 

If you're planning to install something that uses a lot of electricity - such as an induction hob, an electric vehicle charger, electric heating, or a hot tub - you or your installer will need to send an Additional Load Form (ALF) to Guernsey Electricity.

This means we can check whether your property and the local network can safely handle the extra demand from potential installations.

If it can't, you may need a 'service upgrade'. This involves replacing the 'supply line cable' connecting your house to the electricity network, and/or installing a 'three phase service.' Occasionally, the local network won't have enough capacity and an application could be refused. 

Next steps

The best option is to find out if your property can handle extra demand before you start shopping around for your new electrical installation.

This is where our paid-for service comes in. 

Book your Additional Load Service

DID YOU KNOW?

Induction hobs use a lot of power. That means depending on the number of hot plates, you may need to send us an 'ALF' if you're thinking about getting one installed in your kitchen. 

ADDITIONAL LOAD APPLICATION SERVICE
Find out if your property can safely handle new electrical installations before you start shopping around for electric heating, electric vehicle chargers, induction hobs, hot tubs, and other electricals that use a lot of power.
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