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Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7.4kW Type 2 tethered EV Charger black £412.09, white £412.34 @ Amazon
Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7.4kW Type 2 tethered EV Charger black £412.09, white £412.34 @ Amazon
Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7.4kW Type 2 tethered EV Charger black £412.09, white £412.34 @ Amazon
Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7.4kW Type 2 tethered EV Charger black £412.09, white £412.34 @ Amazon
Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7.4kW Type 2 tethered EV Charger black £412.09, white £412.34 @ Amazon
Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7.4kW Type 2 tethered EV Charger black £412.09, white £412.34 @ Amazon
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Posted 18 November 2022

Wallbox Pulsar Plus 7.4kW Type 2 tethered EV Charger black £412.09, white £412.34 @ Amazon

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Headline features:
Type 2 tethered. 5 meter cable included. 7.4kW single phase.
Bluetooth & WiFi connectivity. Earthing protection.
Wallbox app available for iOS & Android.
One of the most popular chargers on the market.

You will need professional installation for this so factor that in.


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  1. andypa1's avatar
    andypa1
    Just bought one an EO mini pro 2, £297 tethered from onbuy but hotukdeals wouldn't let me post it.
    Had it installed for £260 from a local electrician. Bargain!

    Just bought one an EO mini pro 2, £297 tethered from onbuy but couldn't post it.
    Had it installed for £260 from a local electrician. Bargain! (edited)
  2. klaus.basingher's avatar
    klaus.basingher
    Works out at over two quid an hour on the electricity bill to charge something at 7.4kw, just saying. Modern fuse boxes are not that easy for DIYers, BTW and 30A ain't something to take lightly. Interesting to see what would happen if you used the electric cooker full-on, had an electric shower and charged the car at the same time...
    tcf's avatar
    tcf
    If you have an EV, you should really be on Octopus Go for cheap overnight rates; I'm still paying 5p/kWh between 00:30 and 04:30 for charging and whatever else in the house eg dishwasher.
  3. crow99's avatar
    crow99
    I have a old consumer unit board - no RCB and at maximum number of ways, reading the fitting - sounds like they put a new 3 way in - anyone know if this would connect to it?
    MicroManaged's avatar
    MicroManaged
    They'll just tail off mains into a new mini board expertelectrical.co.uk/fus…ers

    I had this at old house when I got a freebie installed back in the day.
  4. joshm's avatar
    joshm Author
    Hi to those who have installed their own, partially or fully. I have done the calculations and reckon I can "get away" with 3 core 2.5mm^2 SWA over a 10m run for this circuit (32A). Does that sound right (single phase, 5% voltage drop)?
    Deadpool2's avatar
    Deadpool2
    6mm^2 SWA is what I’d use.
  5. Why_so_serious's avatar
    Why_so_serious
    Getting along fine with granny charger on Octopus Go for 4 hours every night otherwise I'd buy this and install myself.
    yeababyyea's avatar
    yeababyyea
    I have slow charge and only use granny charger around 4.45hrs fully charged Intill I'm full ev I won't be getting wall box. As 95% of my charges are at work and it gets me there and back near everyday (edited)
  6. ghow007's avatar
    ghow007
    At risk of receiving the ‘wrath’ from electricians on here, I installed my own 7KW Zappi charger back in the summer. It wasn’t difficult, however I did do a load of research beforehand, made sure I was ultra safe by literally killing the main switch on the house consumer unit before connecting anything, & have had plenty of help around basic electrical work before, so was confident in my ability. I’d done the supply / mcb requirement calculations beforehand because mine was just under a 50m run of SWA cable out to my garage with cable clipped around the house and surrounding wall’s to the garage. This then entered a separate consumer unit with another mcb supplying power to my Zappi. So I have mcb protection for the supply to my garage consumer & then additional mcb to the Zappi. CT clamps monitor the supply (as mentioned by another member here) & throttle back depending on the house usage.
    Checked & triple checked connections before going live. All works perfectly. Cable cost me £178 & cleats £8. Shorter run would’ve been much cheaper and quicker. I suppose my point being £449 or above for a fairly short run seems quite high for what should take an electrician maybe an hours work.
    farmphdbank's avatar
    farmphdbank
    Getting it working is easy. Legality is another matter.

    The Zappi does have DC RCD built in but some other chargers do not. Just mentioning for the sake of others that might read your post barrel on with only an MCB. Similarly, other chargers may require consideration of PEN fault protection.

    Note I'm not saying DIYer can't do a safe job or that I agree with the law. Just pointing out that getting it working doesn't mean it's safe or legal
  7. Why_so_serious's avatar
    Why_so_serious
    Same here... But I removed mine.
    Mine was a shorter run and no swa required as I ran through the house under floorboards.
    I only removed it because I didn't get enough use out of it so I returned within 2 weeks.
    I had the ohme charger with the commando plug from octopus.
    Cost me £200 from octopus plus about 5 metres of 6mm² cable.
    I didn't want to say earlier because there are too many people in here who think the world would stop turning if they stopped turning terminals (edited)
  8. deanos's avatar
    deanos
    Says 649 for insulation
    klaus.basingher's avatar
    klaus.basingher
    £500 seems to be the new minimum charge for electricians...
  9. Batmobile543's avatar
    Batmobile543
    £449 for installation
    joshm's avatar
    joshm Author
    No one's making you use the service offered by Amazon.
  10. PhoenixRising's avatar
    PhoenixRising
    I think the Installation option is actually a better deal.

    It's only £449 fixed price for installation which is a great deal depending on where you're getting the charger installed and how far away it is from your consumer unit.
    joshm's avatar
    joshm Author
    It's not too bad, but note that the price of installation goes up by £200 on 26 November so get in there quick if you're considering it!
  11. xPabloz's avatar
    xPabloz
    Was thinking about getting ev chargers installed before prices go up and incase we end up with hydrid car (cant afford electric atm)

    Problem is we dont have drive way so i left it that
    tcf's avatar
    tcf
    Probably best to get an untethered charger, then, unless you pretty much know what car and connection you'll need in the future.
  12. nathanlgibbs's avatar
    nathanlgibbs
    sorry, where's the installation option?
    joshm's avatar
    joshm Author
    I see it here:

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  13. RoosterNo1's avatar
    RoosterNo1
    Installation is definitely not a DIY job, as you need certification for your house insurance or permission from your landlord if renting.
    Also, before you book an installer ask them to inspect the site... Ours turned up unable to work above head height (seriously) so going over a door was out of the question... Plus he was only 'allowed' to use 15m of cable !
    After the circus had left, I researched the qualifications required to fit these things..... Five WEEKS from scratch and that includes becoming an "electrician" !
    No wonder they send monkeys.
  14. joshm's avatar
    joshm Author
    I just got a quote from my local sparky and he said about £200 labour plus cost of cable (7-8m at £8 per meter). So £449 seems on the steep side.
    deanos's avatar
    deanos
    Amazon will be taking.a cut if that 449 , so will the people organising it too
  15. low_level_devel's avatar
    low_level_devel
    I’m after a zappi for the proper integration with solar, but this is so much cheaper and neater…and apparently works with Solar if you get the power meter with it..anyone have any experience with it?
  16. deleted1842206's avatar
    Anonymous User
    I’ve just got an employee offer for the Ohme charger £899 and a £100 Amazon voucher. This charger unlocks the Octopus Intelligent tariff, 10p for 6 hours a night. This deal looks good but the Ohme works out better long term for me as I have home battery storage. (edited)
    Deadpool2's avatar
    Deadpool2
    Where did you see the offer for 10p off peak charging? I need to change energy supplier
  18. low_level_devel's avatar
    low_level_devel
    So Wallbox have a 15% off blackfriday sale on their website...Amazon is still way cheaper though!! The installation service through Amazon looks like it's dependent on location. Seems you could buy just the install service on the Wallbox site though.

    Liking the compact look of this charger....Leaning towards Hypervolt though since they do a 10m tethered cable. Getting installs moving with these things is proving to be difficult.

    For anyone that has an EV charger...is it hooked up to a new MCB in your consumer unit, or is the main cable tailed off into a mini CU? I have a free slot on the CU, so guessing they'd bang a new 32A MCB in their and run some 6mm SWA to the charger?! (edited)
    Why_so_serious's avatar
    Why_so_serious
    Depends if you have space in your CU for the cables.
    Also you must have capacity on the rcd.
    Installers generally don't like touching existing writing so they keep their own work separate including standalone Consumer unit. (edited)
  19. Uk_deal9's avatar
    Uk_deal9
    After an OHME if anyone knows of any deals going about 
  20. MicroManaged's avatar
    MicroManaged
    I've just ordered a Tethered Zappi off eBay brand new for £630.

    I will fit it myself too so get the electrical police on standby
    low_level_devel's avatar
    low_level_devel
    Oh, that's tempting....I've just accepted a quote on a Zappi for £1100 fitted. £800 for the unit and £300 labour, which I thought wasn't too bad considering the cost of the cable. I bet they are paying nearer this price though and I'm actually being charged like £470 for the install....hmmm

    In saying that, another local spark wanted £1400 to fit...seems excessive. (edited)
  21. joshm's avatar
    joshm Author
    Black Wallbox back up in price, white still available

    On another note, anyone have an opinion on whether this is any better than a PodPoint Solo 3? I can get a 7kW tethered PPS3 plus installation for about £100 less than this Wallbox and was wondering whether to go for that instead...
    MicroManaged's avatar
    MicroManaged
    Theyre all much of a muchness so long as they have app control.

    If you have solar or looking at getting solar then I'd recommend one that will divert excess solar to the charger using CT clamps.

    Zappi, Simpson, Anderson etc.
  22. farmphdbank's avatar
    farmphdbank
    £363 at onbuy but I have not used the retailer before so can't vouch for them.
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