Charger Features
We have a variety of EV chargers available to choose from with each having its own benefits and unique features. We install some of the most recognised EV charger names such as Wallbox, Andersen, Hypervolt, and Zappi – they each have features you will want to understand before making your choice. If you have no idea where to start, here are a few features to consider:
Tethered or untethered EV charger?
A tethered charger has the cable fixed to it. The cable is usually wound around the charger or holder on the wall and you simply unwind it and plug it into your vehicle. It’s quick and easy to use.
An untethered charger is essentially a dedicated EV socket outlet. The cable needs to be ordered separately but you can then choose the length and type you require. This is great if you want to change your car soon or share the charger with someone driving a different type of EV.
Myenergi Zappi
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Hypervolt Home 2.0
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Wallbox Pulsar Plus
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Andersen EV A2
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Wallbox Pulsar Plus
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Myenergi Zappi
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Ohme Intelligent
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Easee Charge Points
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Project EV Pro Earth
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Andersen EV A2
7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase
Solar enabled?
If your property has solar panels then you will need this feature on your EV charger. It’s also worth considering if you plan to install solar in the future.
Good looks
The look of the charger will matter to some more than others. The colour, size, and design of each charger are different, so choose one that appeals to you. It could be a feature of your property for many years so how it looks is an important consideration.
Remote management?
You can monitor and manage the progress of the recharge from a remote device such as your phone or tablet.
Budget
The price of the EV charger will affect your decision. Many of them are inexpensive but make sure you are comfortable with the costs before making your final choice.
Solar enabled?
If your property has solar panels then you will need this feature on your EV charger. It’s also worth considering if you plan to install solar in the future.
Remote management?
You can monitor and manage the progress of the recharge from a remote device such as your phone or tablet.
Good looks
The look of the charger will matter to some more than others. The colour, size, and design of each charger are different, so choose one that appeals to you. It could be a feature of your property for many years so how it looks is an important consideration.
Budget
The price of the EV charger will affect your decision. Many of them are inexpensive but make sure you are comfortable with the costs before making your final choice.
