2.4kW
Portable 10A charging
A flexible option for occasional or overnight charging using a compatible 10A portable charger and a suitable Australian outlet.
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Electric vehicle charging made simpler. Discover thoughtfully selected home, commercial and portable EV chargers, with smart technology and practical options for the way you live.
Wake up ready to go. Explore convenient, dedicated charging for your driveway or garage.
Charging equipment for workplaces, businesses, car parks and multi-vehicle projects.
Flexible plug-in charging wherever you have access to a suitable, compatible outlet.
Whether you are charging your first EV or planning a fleet installation, we make it easier to explore equipment by power, purpose and useful features — without the technical overload.
Some EV chargers do more than deliver power. Depending on the model and installation, smart charging features can help you schedule sessions, monitor use and make better use of available household energy.
The best charger isn't necessarily the most powerful. Match your charging needs to your vehicle, electrical supply and how you use your EV.
Portable 10A charging
A flexible option for occasional or overnight charging using a compatible 10A portable charger and a suitable Australian outlet.
Explore 10A chargersDedicated home charging
A popular option for everyday charging on a suitable single-phase installation. A licensed electrician must install fixed equipment.
Explore 7kW chargersHigher-capacity AC charging
Designed for suitable three-phase sites. Actual charging power may be limited by your vehicle's onboard AC charger and site capacity.
Explore 22kW chargersGood to know: Charger ratings are maximum nominal outputs, not guaranteed charge rates. Your car's onboard AC charging limit, installation, power availability and battery conditions affect the result. A 22kW wall charger will not make an EV with a 7kW AC limit charge at 22kW.
Get a simple estimate for charging from 20% to 80%. Adjust the battery size, charger power and your vehicle's maximum AC charging rate.
Indicative estimate only. Assumes 90% overall charging efficiency and a constant average charging power. Charging speed can vary; check your EV and electrical installation specifications.
We cut through the jargon so you can buy with confidence.
Clear specs and honest recommendations, so you buy the right power level once.
Type 2 options for many Australian EVs and plug-in hybrids. Check your vehicle connector and charging specification.
Smart chargers and CT modules for scheduling and load-aware charging.
Electricians and installers welcome. Straightforward specs and easy ordering.
Delivery options for homes, workplaces and installers across Australia.
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EV charging can sound more complicated than it needs to. These are some of the most important things to know before choosing equipment for your vehicle and property.
Ask us a questionFor many homes with suitable single-phase power, a dedicated 7kW charger is a practical choice for overnight charging. The best option depends on your driving needs, your EV’s onboard AC charger and what your electrician confirms your property can support.
Choose according to your vehicle’s AC charging limit, your available electrical supply and your typical driving. A suitable 7kW charger is a popular home option; a 22kW model may be useful on a suitable three-phase installation if your vehicle can accept the extra power.
A 7kW charger normally uses single-phase power. A 22kW charger normally needs three-phase power and a vehicle capable of accepting 22kW AC. Your real charging speed is limited by the lowest-rated part of the system.
Not necessarily. Many EVs accept only 7kW or 11kW AC charging, even when connected to a 22kW wall charger. The car’s onboard charger and the site’s electrical capacity determine the actual power.
A full 22kW AC charging installation generally requires suitable three-phase power. A typical 7kW wall charger works with a suitable single-phase supply. Ask a licensed electrician to verify the electrical supply and available capacity.
Many modern Australian-market EVs use Type 2 for AC charging, but compatibility depends on your vehicle and the charger or cable specifications. Check your vehicle connector type and onboard AC charging limit before ordering.
Some solar-aware chargers can coordinate charging with your solar generation when the correct compatible monitoring equipment and settings are installed. Features and compatibility vary by model.
Only if it is designed for that socket and the outlet and circuit are suitable. A 10A portable charger may work with a suitable Australian 10A outlet; 15A and industrial chargers require correctly rated matching outlets. Avoid power boards and extension leads.
Yes. Fixed or hardwired EV charging equipment must be installed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable Australian electrical requirements. Portable chargers may be plugged into an existing suitable outlet; any new or upgraded circuit or socket needs a licensed electrician.
A tethered charger includes an attached charging cable. An untethered charger has a socket, so you bring a separate compatible cable. Consider your parking arrangement, convenience and preferred cable length.
Measure from the charger to your vehicle’s charge port in its usual parking position, allowing comfortable slack and avoiding trip hazards. Available cables include 5, 7 and 10 metre options; always select the correct connector and current rating.
Vehicle-to-load (V2L) allows certain compatible EVs to supply power to appliances or equipment from the car battery. It requires an EV with V2L support and the correct compatible adaptor. Not every EV supports this feature.