Clear explanations. Useful illustrations. A more confident choice.
Understand the essentials before choosing your charger.
Your electrical supply feeds the charger. Your car controls how much AC power it can accept.
Charging speed depends on the charger, the electrical supply and the vehicle. A higher charger rating does not automatically make every car charge faster.
Smart charging can schedule charging around lower-priced hours on a suitable electricity tariff.
The bars illustrate a lower-price window, not an actual tariff or savings promise. Check your energy supplier’s terms and charger or vehicle compatibility.
A compatible system can use spare solar generation to help charge your car.
Solar charging depends on the charger model, monitoring equipment and installation. Additional meters or sensors may be required; available generation varies.
Tethered chargers have a fixed lead. Socketed chargers use a separate charging cable.
Check that the connector and cable rating suit your car. Measure the route to your charging port; do not assume that a socketed unit includes a cable.
Illustrations explain the concepts; they are not product photographs, wiring instructions or guaranteed charging results. Manufacturer guidance
From domestic driveways to workplace installations, we assess the actual installation rather than guessing at a flat fee.
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