In reply to Gwain:
> I'd be interested in the ease of fitting, ease of use and what kind of power output I would be looking for.
I can't comment on the products available, or ease of fitting, but you should be aware that to be classed as a pedelec/EAPC the motor cannot deliver more than 250W, it should cut out above 25kmph, and should provide assistance only in response to pedalling effort (ie there should not be a separate throttle).
You may find that a fair few retro-fit kits out there do not comply with the above regulations. A bike fitted with a such a non-compliant retro-fit kit would be classed as a moped rather than a pedelec/EAPC, meaning that it would have to be registered and insured, and the user would have to have an appropriate licence, and wear a helmet while riding the vehicle.
Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedelec
https://www.gov.uk/electric-bike-rules