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Home Pro

Ohme

Fully installed

Home chargers should only be installed by a qualified electrician. To make the process easy, a growing number of manufacturers and retailers offer a full installation service, including an initial assessment of your property.

£1,079

1 colour available

A simple but effective charger with eco-friendly settings and an LCD display. Best of all, it comes with a built-in prepaid SIM card so it’s always connected.

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Type 2

Almost all EVs (2018 onwards), and most public chargers across the UK and Europe, use Type 2 connectors. Unlike Type 1, Type 2 connectors have a locking pin to keep the cable in place during charging to prevent tampering.

Tethered

Just like a petrol pump, tethered chargers have a charging cable permanently attached to the charging unit. Some drivers find this convenient as it cuts down on cable wrangling. Simply pull up, plug in, and put your feet up!
Smart charging

All chargers sold after 30th June 2022 have smart functionality – the ability to schedule the charging of your electric vehicle during off-peak hours when demand for electricity is lower.
Charging speed

Most chargers are rated up to 7kW. They provide around 20-30 miles of range per hour or enough to charge the average EV from 10-80% in under 8 hours. They’re ideal for charging your vehicle overnight.

Chargers rated up to 22kW can provide around 90 miles of range per hour – enough to charge the average EV from 10-80% in 2-4 hours. However, 22kW charging requires a 3-phase electricity supply, which is not something commonly found in the average UK home.

Colours

Black

Dimensions

170 x 200 x 10 mm

Cable

8m or 5m

Warranty

3 years

Fuse protection

Yes

Connectivity

3G, 4G

Weatherproofing

Rated IP54

Voice control

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Your questions answered

What is the difference between tethered and untethered chargers?

A tethered charger has a cable attached, making it a convenient all-in-one solution. Just park up and plug in! On the downside you’ll have to wind the cable back up to store it neatly after charging, and if your chosen connector becomes obsolete at some point in the distant future, you may end up having to buy a whole new charging unit.

An untethered charger – sometimes called a ‘socketed’ charger – is a charger without a cable attached. They can be cheaper to buy, and give you the option to upgrade your cable and swap connectors at any time. On the downside, fetching a cable every time you want to charge can become tiresome.

Want the best of both worlds? The untethered Easee One allows you to lock a charging cable in place, thus creating a DIY ‘tethered’ charging unit.

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Home Pro

Fully installed

Type 2

Tethered

Smart charging

Charging speed

Guides to help you switch to electric

Your questions answered