Why the Easee One EV charger is the easy choice?

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Aesthetically, the Easee One is probably the best-looking affordable home EV charger on the market…

Yes, you’ve got the Andersen which overall is the best aesthetically, but it comes with a hefty price tag, and is 50% more expensive than the Easee One.

So, taking this into account and if price is a consideration, the Easee One is the obvious choice.

It’s neat and small at 25.6cm high, 19.3cm wide and 10.6com deep, comes in a range of colours (Black, White, Red, Blue, and Grey) and is packed with features, like:

✔ Up to 7.4Kw fast charging speed

✔ An easy-to-use slick app

✔ Locking device through RFID card

✔ Timed charging

✔ GPRS connectivity along with Wi-Fi

✔ Permanent locking of the charging cable if you want to leave it in place

✔ Built-in earthing

✔ 3-year warranty

But probably the most useful is the ability to install up to 3 of these on one house fuse, using the built-in load balancing facility. Which is especially useful for a home with multiple electric vehicles.

The Easee One takes its rightful place into our range of top EV charge points, and gets ? with ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Alison Whitfield

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Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme

The scheme is currently open to applicants that:

  1. Rent their house or bungalow.
  2. Own or rent an apartment / flat.
  3. Are the landlord of a domestic rental property.
  4. Are a social housing provider.
  5. Has dedicated off-road parking at the property.
  6. Own or have ordered a qualifying vehicle.
  7. Have not previously claimed an OLEV grant.

Not sure if you are eligible?

Contact us to discuss your individual requirements.

Standard installation terms

  1. Fitting of an EV charger on a brick wall, or to another suitable permanent structure.
  2. Up to 10 metres of cable, run and neatly clipped to the wall between the electricity supply meter/distribution board and the charging unit.
  3. Supply meter/distribution board on the inside of an outside wall.
  4. Routing the cable through a drilled hole in a wall up to 500mm thick (if required).
  5. Fitting & testing of electrical connections & protections required for the EV charger.
  6. An additional three-way consumer unit (if required).
  7. Installation of a Type C MCB and a Type A RCD or a type A RCBO.
  8. No groundworks 

Not standard installation?

Contact us to discuss your individual requirements.