The Australian EV chargers come with a Type 2 socket enabling EV drivers to plug in and charge, as long as they have the correct EV charging cable.

This will depend on your EV’s charging socket. The vast majority of EV’s sold in Australia use the CCS type 2 charging standard. Contact us if you are unsure, we are happy to help.

EV’s can save you hundreds per month in energy and maintenance costs. This can be even further reduced when charging from your solar system when using a charger solution that supports that feature. 

Use our EV savings calculator to get a better idea of how much you can save.

Commercial charging units: require physical checks on their charging cables and enclosures, as well as 24/7 monitoring to ensure uptime and availability. 

Home charging units: We monitor the health of your home internet connected EV charger, to ensure it is running the latest firmware, which may improve its features and performance.

Charging times vary due to:

• The speed of the external charger
• If using an AC charger, the speed of your EV’s onboard AC to DC charger
• The size of your EV’s battery pack
• The amount of energy needed to charge the battery to its upper charge level