EvnexEvnex E2 Core 7.4 kW
Pros
- Can direct spare solar power into the car.
- The included 5-metre charging cable avoids buying a separate car lead.
Cons
- The power sensor needed for solar charging is sold separately.
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Compare electricity plans ↗Your car and home supply set the actual charging speed. A 22 kW charger needs three-phase power and a compatible car to deliver its full speed. Solar charging can require extra meters or controls.
22 models
Evnex
EvnexEvnex E2 Flex 7.4 kW
Pros
- Schedules charging for your chosen off-peak hours.
- The included power sensor helps protect the home from electrical overload.
Cons
- Solar charging is a paid software upgrade.
EvnexEvnex E2 Plus 7.4 kW
Pros
- The included 8-metre cable gives more parking flexibility.
- Built-in mobile connectivity backs up the home Wi-Fi connection.
- Can direct spare solar power into the car.
Cons
No model-specific drawback verified.
EvnexEvnex X22 5 m cable
Pros
- Can charge at up to 22 kW with a compatible car and three-phase supply.
- Included power sensors support spare-solar charging and household overload protection.
Cons
No model-specific drawback verified.
EvnexEvnex X22 socket
Pros
- Can charge at up to 22 kW with a compatible car and three-phase supply.
- Included power sensors support spare-solar charging and household overload protection.
Cons
- A separate Type 2 car charging cable is required.
FroniusFronius Wattpilot Flex Home 11 C6
Pros
- Uses spare solar power, adjusting charging as sunshine changes.
- Touch buttons and a charging display let you check and change settings on the unit.
- The fixed 6-metre cable is included, without needing a separate charging lead.
Cons
- On single-phase power, this 11 kW model is limited to 3.68 kW.
- Solar charging needs a Fronius meter; third-party solar may also need extra control equipment.
- Cannot send the car's stored energy back into your home.
FroniusFronius Wattpilot Flex Home 22 C6
Pros
- Offers up to 22 kW charging for cars that accept it, with three-phase home power.
- Touch buttons and a charging display let you check and change settings on the unit.
- The fixed 6-metre cable is included, without needing a separate charging lead.
Cons
- On single-phase power, this 22 kW model is limited to 7.36 kW.
- Solar charging needs a Fronius meter; third-party solar may also need extra control equipment.
- Cannot send the car's stored energy back into your home.
myenergimyenergi zappi 22 kW cable
Pros
- On-unit display and buttons let you control charging without using the phone.
- Can prioritise spare solar power through its ECO charging modes.
Cons
No model-specific drawback verified.
myenergimyenergi zappi 22 kW socket
Pros
- On-unit display and buttons let you control charging without using the phone.
- Can prioritise spare solar power through its ECO charging modes.
Cons
- A separate Type 2 car charging cable is required.
myenergimyenergi zappi GLO 7 kW
Pros
- The included 6.5-metre cable gives extra reach without buying a separate charging lead.
- Can adjust charging to use spare solar power with the required monitoring equipment.
Cons
- No on-device screen; you manage settings through the myenergi app.
- Solar charging needs correctly installed power-monitoring sensors.
OcularOcular IQ Home Solar 22 kW cable
Pros
- Included power sensors let charging follow your spare solar generation.
- Supplied charging cable avoids buying a separate car lead.
Cons
No model-specific drawback verified.
OcularOcular IQ Home Solar 22 kW socket
Pros
- Included power sensors let charging follow your spare solar generation.
- The socket lets you choose a separate charging cable length.
Cons
- A separate Type 2 car charging cable is required.
OcularOcular IQ Home Solar 7.2 kW cable
Pros
- Included power sensors let charging follow your spare solar generation.
- Supplied charging cable avoids buying a separate car lead.
Cons
No model-specific drawback verified.
OcularOcular IQ Home Solar 7.2 kW socket
Pros
- Included power sensors let charging follow your spare solar generation.
- The socket lets you choose a separate charging cable length.
Cons
- A separate Type 2 car charging cable is required.
OcularOcular LTE Plus V3 22 kW
Pros
- The screen and start button allow control at the charger.
- The included 6-metre cable avoids buying a separate charging lead.
Cons
- App control uses Bluetooth; this model does not include Wi-Fi.
OcularOcular LTE Plus V3 7.2 kW
Pros
- The screen and start button allow control at the charger.
- The included 6-metre cable avoids buying a separate charging lead.
Cons
- App control uses Bluetooth; this model does not include Wi-Fi.
OhmeOhme ePod AU 7.4 kW socket
Pros
- A removable cable can suit different car connectors without replacing the wall charger.
- The included power sensor adjusts charging around other household electricity use.
- Physical buttons let you control charging at the unit.
Cons
- You need to supply a separate car charging cable.
- Charging information uses status lights and the app rather than a screen.
OhmeOhme Home Pro AU 7.4 kW, 5 m cable
Pros
- The screen and buttons let you set charging schedules at the charger.
- A fixed 5-metre cable is included, so you do not need a separate charging lead.
- The included power sensor adjusts charging around your home's other electricity use.
Cons
- Solar charging is unavailable in Bluetooth-only mode.
OhmeOhme Home Pro AU 7.4 kW, 8 m cable
Pros
- The screen and buttons let you set charging schedules at the charger.
- The included 8-metre cable reaches farther than the 5-metre Home Pro version.
- The included power sensor adjusts charging around your home's other electricity use.
Cons
- Solar charging is unavailable in Bluetooth-only mode.
Schneider ElectricSchneider Charge 22 kW socket
Pros
- Works with single-phase or three-phase home power.
- Wi-Fi and wired network connections support app control.
Cons
- A separate Type 2 car charging cable is required.
Schneider ElectricSchneider Charge 7.4 kW, 7 m cable
Pros
- Included 7-metre cable gives more reach than the shorter Charge cable version.
- Wi-Fi and wired network connections support app control.
Cons
No model-specific drawback verified.
TeslaTesla Gen 3 Wall Connector, 7.3 m
Pros
- The included 7.3-metre cable reaches farther than many standard charging leads.
- Multiple Wall Connectors can share a household charging-power limit.
- Tesla app control includes schedules and charging history.
Cons
No model-specific drawback verified.
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