Frequently Asked Questions about Gul-e
Gul-e FAQs
The Gul-e product is available from £499.00* excluding VAT, plus installation costs which can vary depending on your location, pavement type, and other local restrictions.
If you are a Local Authority and wish to discuss large quantity orders or a trial in your area please get in touch.
Gul-e units are already available to purchase on a 1-3day lead time however, EV cable channels are a relatively new solution to the market that are predominantly installed within a public footpath that is owned and maintained by your Local Authority. Therefore, approval must be given from your Local Authority before a Gul-e can be installed across your pavement.
We may already be trialling Gul-e in your area, but if we are not, please ‘register your interest’ with us as this could help us get your council on-board. The more interest that we have. The easier it is to potentially make Gul-e available where you live.
As the space is public property, please note that you are not entitled to reserve the space. However, Gul-e users in previous and current trials have had success in contacting neighbours to switch spaces, using street community and, social media groups. This relies on goodwill of all parties, so please be mindful of your charging needs. Most Gul-e users will only need to charge a couple of times a week. Please accept a parking space elsewhere if you do not need to charge.
If you urgently need to charge but can’t get access to the space in front of your house, please go to ZapMap to identify suitable public charging spaces in your area. You can also look for EV owners sharing their home chargers in your area, via ZapMap Home and other sharing apps.
You may consider ways of securing your cable. Some home chargers do not currently automatically lock your cable while charging or may release it once charge is completed. However, many wall boxes and EVs feature dedicated loops that can be used to secure your cable with your own padlock. You may also want to check your car insurance and home/content insurance if you can add your charging cable for extra protection.
Gul-e has been through 2 years of independent lab testing, covering all elements of the unit.
C250 Rating (25 tonnes)
‘Low Slip Potential’ classification – Limits taken from The HSE 2012 publication “Assessing the slip resistance of flooring”.
BS-EN-1433 Slot width in pedestrianised areas.
Get in touch
Gul-e is rolling out new trials across the UK, so check out our latest Local Authority partners, or get in touch with the Gul-e team if we are not currently in your area.
4.9/5.0
“The best thing about Gul-e is its simplicity. It really is so easy to use,
and was a big part of my decision to buy an EV.”
Mr Jesper Ekelund, Oxford