中電電動車獨立電錶申請:屋苑車位三步走完Applying to CLP for an EV meter at an estate bay — three steps
屋苑車位申請中電電動車獨立電錶,三步就完:邊份文件去管理處蓋印、上傳時「承辦商資料」該填什麼、按金單到手後交回 10 位服務申請編號。文件同技術欄目由我們預備,逐格教你填。村屋及獨立屋另有做法。A bay with its own meter means a CLP application, filed from the owner's own CLP account. We prepare the paperwork and the technical fields; this lays out the three steps: which form gets stamped by management, exactly what to put in the contractor fields, and what to send us once the deposit notice arrives. For estate bays; village and detached houses work differently.
Scope: estate bays. Village houses and detached houses follow a different route — the supply point is different and the rising-main owner is usually the owner themselves. See the village and detached house procedure.
A dedicated tariff meter for your bay means a CLP application, and CLP's online form is built to be submitted from the applicant's own account — one filed by the contractor gets bounced, which only slows things down.
So we've kept your side short: the paperwork, the technical fields and all the follow-up and scheduling are ours. Yours is the three steps below, and they can all be done in a day.
Step 1 — fill in the form, then get it stamped by management
A few fields get filled in wrong constantly, so to be explicit:
Field
What goes in it
Rising main owner
The property management office
Applicant
The owner or the tenant — you
Supply address
The car park space address, not your flat
The rising-main owner is the one people get wrong most. On an estate the rising main belongs to management — not to you, and not to us.
Once it's filled in, take it to the management office to be stamped. Their chop is what says they know about and accept a meter being added for that bay.
Step 2 — upload it from your phone (from your CLP account, two minutes)
Follow this link and upload a photo of the stamped form:
"To be confirmed" on those last two is correct — don't leave them blank. The actual amperage depends on what CLP says is available at the site, and that part is between us and them.
Step 3 — when the deposit notice arrives, send us two things
About five working days after submission, CLP posts you a deposit notice. Once you've paid it, WhatsApp us:
the application number, which begins 2010
the applicant's full name
With those two we can chase the progress on your behalf and book the survey and the installation.
⚠️ One thing not to do
Don't book an installation date with CLP yourself.
Once CLP schedules, the contractor, the meter, the cabling and estate access all have to line up on the same day. If you've booked a slot we can't meet, rescheduling puts you back in the queue — and this is the single most common reason a job drags.
Leave the scheduling to EV CASE. 🙏🏻
Do you even need a dedicated meter?
If your bay can run off your existing meter on a shared supply, you may not need a dedicated one at all. But be aware: a shared supply is something CLP will tell the owner to undo if they see it. Which route suits you is best decided after we've seen photos of the meter and the bay.