myenergi electric car charger

myenergi manufacture affordable, innovative, eco-smart tech designed for your home, to help save you money on your energy bills and increase your energy independence. To find out more about myenergi visit myenergi.com

Yes, zappiGLO will simply take power from the grid and charge your car like a conventional electric car charger. With the added benefit of being ready for solar charging if you were to get solar panels in the future!

Having a smart charger, like zappiGLO, at home means you can often ‘plug and play’ – just plug in your car when you get home and forget about it until you need to leave the house. Easy!

When it comes to selecting a car charger for your home, it’s difficult to know where to start. You will need to consider three things: supply, speed and smart functionality.

Firstly, you need to know what power supply you have at home, this will be either single-phase or three-phase. When it comes to electricity, phase refers to the supply of the property. If you have a single-phase supply, you can have a charger up to a maximum of 7.4kW (most homes have a single-phase supply). Three-phase supply allows for a charger up to a maximum of 22.2kW, which is more common in commercial buildings, but some larger homes have three-phase.

Once you know what supply you have, you need to determine the speed of the charger you want. Chargers usually start at 3.6kW, which is not very fast and could take up to 19 hours to charge. The most common option for home charging is a 7.4kW charger as this is the fastest you can charge at home on a single-phase supply.

Last but not least, smart functionality. It’s no secret that technology in the home is becoming essential, from hot water taps to video doorbells, a charger should be just as convenient. That’s why zappiGLO comes with a smart app allowing you to schedule charging, switch charge modes, monitor charge and more – all in one place.

The time it takes to charge your EV depends on lots of things, such as the vehicle, battery size, and type of charger. However, the average time to charge an EV at home is around 7 hours 42 minutes, using a standard home charger like zappiGLO.

You can read more about how long it takes to charge your EV in our handy guide here.

The cost of charging your EV varies depending on a number of factors. If using solar panels, you can charge your EV for free! No solar? No problem!

You can benefit from cheaper charging if you plug your car in at night compared with during the day, and with zappiGLO you can also select different charging modes, which will change the cost.

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