Hypervolt
A popular UK-designed smart home charger with a clean, compact look and app-based control.
- Smart app control
- Scheduling for off-peak charging
- Popular for driveways
Charger brands
EV Chargers We Install
We install smart EV chargers from established manufacturers. Compare the options below, or ask us to recommend a charger for your car, property and charging habits.
myenergi zappi
Well known among solar owners for its ability to charge from surplus solar generation as well as the grid.
- Solar-compatible charging modes
- Smart app control
- Good fit for homes with solar PV
Pod Point Solo 3
A widely recognised home charger with a rounded design and app features for managing home charging.
- Smart app control
- Charge scheduling
- Familiar brand for many drivers
Andersen A2
A design-led charger often chosen where appearance on the front of the house matters.
- Premium, architectural design
- Smart app control
- Suits period and modern homes
Project EV
A practical, straightforward smart charger that suits many everyday home charging requirements.
- Smart app control
- Charge scheduling
- Understated design
Sync EV
A robust smart charger with a distinctive illuminated socket, suitable for home and light commercial use.
- Smart app control
- Home and workplace use
- Compact wall-mounted unit
EVIOS One
A smart charger with a built-in display, offered in tethered form with an integrated cable holster.
- On-unit display
- Smart app control
- Tethered cable option
BG Sync EV
A smart charger produced in partnership with British Gas, based on the Sync EV platform.
- Smart app control
- Charge scheduling
- Compact housing
Easee One
A slim, minimalist charger with a small footprint that sits neatly on most walls.
- Minimalist design
- Smart app control
- Small wall footprint
Evec
A simple, good-value smart charger for drivers who want dependable home charging without extras.
- Smart app control
- Charge scheduling
- Straightforward to use
Product ranges and specifications change. We confirm the current model details for your chosen charger when we quote.
Compare features
What to compare when choosing
| Feature | Why it matters | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Tethered cable | Convenient — the cable is always attached and ready. | Look for a model offered in a tethered version and check cable length. |
| Untethered socket | Tidier appearance and flexibility for different vehicles. | You will use your own Type 2 cable. |
| Solar compatibility | Useful if you have or plan solar PV. | Some chargers, such as the zappi, are designed to use surplus solar. |
| Design | Important where the charger is visible on the front of the house. | Design-led options such as Andersen suit period homes. |
| App features | Scheduling, usage history and tariff integration. | Features vary between manufacturers. |
Still not sure which charger to choose?
Read our guide to tethered vs untethered chargers, or simply tell us your vehicle and how you charge — we will recommend a few suitable options.
Help me choose a charger
Tell us about your property and vehicle and we will recommend a suitable charger and installation approach.