SAY Electric: EV charger installer, Bayan Lepas, Penang

SAY Electric Sdn Bhd is an EV charger installer with an office at i-Avenue, Medan Kampung Relau 1, Bayan Lepas. It supplies and installs wall chargers for homes and businesses in Penang, Kedah and Perak, and is a Class C electrical contractor in Suruhanjaya Tenaga’s (ST, the Energy Commission) register. It’s the place to start if you want a home charger installed; for general house wiring, see our Penang electricians guide.

SAY Electric Sdn Bhd — Bayan Lepas, Penang

EV charger installer and supplier with an office at i-Avenue, Medan Kampung Relau 1, Bayan Lepas: home and commercial wall-charger installation, site preparation and troubleshooting in Penang, Kedah and Perak, with published package prices. A Class C electrical contractor in Suruhanjaya Tenaga's register.

Address

1-3-39, i-Avenue, Medan Kampung Relau 1, Kampung Seberang Paya, 11900 Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang (Google Maps and its website's contact page)

Phone

010-391 1800 (Google Maps, website and ST contractor register)

WhatsApp

+60103911800

Email

[email protected]

Website

https://sayesb.com/

Hours

Google Maps lists Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm, closed on Sunday (13 October 2026). Installations are on site after an inspection; call or WhatsApp to book rather than visiting the office.

Products and business

EV charging specialist: supplies and installs home and commercial EV wall chargers (7 kW single-phase to 22 kW three-phase), prepares sites for a future charger and troubleshoots charging systems. Its services page promises a 1-year installation warranty and says a wall installation usually takes 2 to 4 hours. Its website's store page lists the Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7 kW, SafeCharge 7 kW and Autel MaxiCharger AC 22 kW chargers (prices on enquiry) and says it also supplies charger components and spare parts. Its website calls it an installer approved by MGTC (Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation) and certified by charger makers such as Wallbox and EO, with a team of ST-certified competent persons; these are its own claims. Customer photos on its Google Maps listing show wall chargers installed at house porches (Wallbox, Proton and other makes), each with an isolator, and a small separate board with a Himel 40A MCB and 40A RCCB fitted beside a house's existing EPS distribution board.

Prices

Its website's installation package page (updated 23 March 2026) gives starting prices of RM1,280 for a single-phase 7 kW charger and RM1,500 for a three-phase 11/22 kW charger; its services page FAQ says 7 kW installations start from RM1,200 and three-phase ones average around RM2,000. The standard package lists installation of one charger, the first 10 m of 6 mm² cable in conduit (Mega or Multi brand), a 40A MCB, a Type A 40A RCCB, a 35A isolator, a distribution box, one hacked cable hole, and testing and commissioning. Plaster-ceiling openings, concealed cable, extra power points and thicker cable cost extra. The page doesn't say whether the charger itself is included; ask.

Service area

Website: Penang, Kedah and Perak (an older 2022 page also named Northern Malaysia and the Klang Valley).

Company

SAY ELECTRIC SDN. BHD., company no. 201601036584 (1207525-V), incorporated 2 November 2016 in Pulau Pinang (CTOS company profile page).

Registers

SAY ELECTRIC SDN BHD is a Class C electrical contractor in Suruhanjaya Tenaga's register (Bayan Lepas; current registration 2 July 2026 to 1 July 2031; snapshot of 6 Oct 2026), with 010-391 1800 and [email protected]. CIDB's public register has no contractor under this name or phone (13 Oct 2026).

Facebook groups

We found 010-391 1800 in none of the Malaysian electrical Facebook group posts we have collected (2026). A Facebook-wide search for the number found no posts containing it.

Reviews

5.0 from 320 Google reviews (18 October 2026); the newest were posted from late September to 13 October 2026, one of them about a charger that wouldn't go online being fixed. Reviews from February to June 2026 describe home EV charger and wallbox installations, a wall box and DB box installed neatly and on time, an inspection booked through the e.MAS app followed by installation within the week (under two hours on site), and advice on where to mount the charger.

Recent activity

Google reviews from October 2026.

Sources

• Google Maps place (address, phone, website, hours, pin, rating, reviews, customer photos)
• SAY Electric website: home page (services, Penang, Kedah and Perak)
• SAY Electric website: installation packages and starting prices (updated 23 March 2026)
• SAY Electric website: services (installation, site preparation, troubleshooting)
• SAY Electric website: chargers it supplies
• SAY Electric website: installer claims (MGTC, ST competent persons, Wallbox and EO)
• SAY Electric website: contact page (phone, email, address)
• Suruhanjaya Tenaga electrical contractor register (snapshot: Class C, Bayan Lepas)
• CTOS company profile page (registration number, incorporation date)
• Sayesb EV Charging Facebook profile (linked from its website; newest visible post 2024)

What it does

Its website describes three services:

• Charger installation for houses and commercial premises, from 7 kW single-phase to 22 kW three-phase chargers, with a 1-year installation warranty. It starts with an off-site or on-site inspection, then a quotation; the wall installation itself usually takes 2 to 4 hours, it says.
• Site preparation for a charger you plan to fit later: an electrical assessment and any upgrades needed first.
• Troubleshooting of charging systems.

Its store page lists the Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7 kW, SafeCharge 7 kW and Autel MaxiCharger AC 22 kW chargers, with prices on enquiry, and it says it also supplies charger components and spare parts. The website calls it an installer approved by MGTC (the Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation) and certified by charger makers such as Wallbox and EO, with a team of ST-certified competent persons. Those are its own claims; the ST contractor registration is the one we checked.

Customer photos on its Google Maps listing (two pictured above) show wall chargers installed at house porches, including Wallbox and Proton units, each with its own isolator. One shows a small separate board with a Himel 40A MCB and 40A RCCB fitted beside a house’s existing EPS distribution board.

Prices it publishes

Its installation package page (updated 23 March 2026) gives starting prices:

The standard package lists installation of one charger, the first 10 m of 6 mm² cable in conduit (Mega or Multi brand), a 40A MCB, a Type A 40A RCCB, a 35A isolator, a distribution box, one cable hole hacked through, and testing and commissioning. Plaster-ceiling openings, concealed cable, extra power points and thicker cable cost extra. Its services page FAQ gives slightly different figures: 7 kW installations from RM1,200, and three-phase ones averaging around RM2,000. The package page doesn’t say whether the charger itself is included, so ask for an itemised quote. Our single- vs three-phase guide explains when a home charger pushes you towards three-phase.

Registers and company

SAY ELECTRIC SDN BHD is a Class C electrical contractor in ST’s register (Bayan Lepas; current registration 2 July 2026 to 1 July 2031; snapshot of 6 October 2026), with the same phone number. CTOS’s company page gives company no. 201601036584 (1207525-V), incorporated in Penang on 2 November 2016. We found its number in none of the Malaysian electrical Facebook group posts we have collected.

Reviews

Google shows 5.0 from 320 reviews (18 October 2026), the newest posted between late September and 13 October 2026; one of those describes a charger that wouldn’t go online being fixed. Reviews from February to June 2026 describe home charger and wallbox installs, a wall box and DB box installed neatly and on time, an inspection booked through the e.MAS app followed by installation within the week (under two hours on site), and advice on where to mount the charger.

Contact

Call or WhatsApp 010-391 1800, or email [email protected]. Google Maps lists Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm, closed on Sunday. The work is done at your premises after an inspection, so book by phone rather than visiting the office.

Its website, sayesb.com, is also flooded with unrelated online-casino posts (the newest hundred, all gambling spam, appeared on 17 and 18 October 2026) and hidden gambling links. They look like spam added by someone else; the company’s own pages are Home, Services, Store, About and Contact. Its website links a Facebook profile, Sayesb EV Charging, whose newest visible post is from 2024.

For background, see single- vs three-phase supply, upgrading a DB box and how to hire an electrician in Malaysia. Nearby in Bayan Lepas: JJ Electrician wireman for general house electrical work, and the electrical shop Hi Tech Electrical Enterprise.