Myenergi Zappi v2.1 7kW EV Charging Station with 32A Type 2 Tethered 6.5m Lead Black £719.70 @ CEF

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3 Charging modes eco, eco+ and fast
Optimises micro-generation self consumption
Economy tariff sense input
EV charging from surplus solar or wind generation
Programmable timer function
Charge and event logging
Pin code lock function
Dynamic load balancing for maximum installation flexibility
OZEV approved
Integral cable holster
Ethernet port and built-in Wi-Fi for connecting to the internet
Complete with latest software and tamper protection boundary

further details: myenergi.com/zap…er/

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14 h, 41 m ago
Do you know if they make one for people who live on the 7th floor (edited)
14 h, 33 m ago
Reach out to your local council. Companies like Electric Blue offer solutions for people who live in a situation where off-street parking doesn't exist and can make use of lamp posts for EV Charging. Grants are often available but unclaimed by councils. If you demonstrate a need most are actually open to implementing solutions.

Comments like yours are things that I hear so often, but I myself am a perfect example that it is possible. I don't have my own driveway to charge on. I don't even have a local lamp post to plug into. But I can comfortably manage with the range of public charging solutions that are available.
13 h, 57 m ago
How much does it cost now to charge a car compare to petrol ?
13 h, 54 m ago
77kwh battery at 10p per kwh (Intelligent Octopus). £7.70.......or £7.90 if you take in losses
14 h, 16 m ago
Petrol is your friend
13 h, 27 m ago
Petrol is the wife.
Diesel is the mistress.
EV is the mother-in-law.
13 h, 56 m ago
How much roughly do you think it will cost to install this?
13 h, 49 m ago
100s probably. I had an Ohme one fitted this week which included fitting for 949 total. But was in total about 11 hours of their time..so dread to think what I would have paid for labour if I had just bought the charger..see their pricing is now from 999 for a standard install which is what I had.
14 h, 30 m ago
Is this incl installation?
14 h, 23 m ago
No
13 h, 59 m ago
I have one of these and I use it in conjunction with solar panels and so long as you generate over 1.3KW per hour it is smart and the charge goes to the car, it is very intelligent and a clever piece of kit.
13 h, 55 m ago
Depends on settings. Mine is set to any excess over 150w
14 h, 25 m ago
Does it have a built in hub
14 h, 23 m ago
2.1 is wifi with hub
14 h, 20 m ago
£20 cheaper here

electricpoint.com/ele…tml (edited)
14 h, 17 m ago
That's untethered but £20 cheaper still for tethered
electricpoint.com/mye…tml
10 h, 59 m ago
So add this cost to your solar panels and batteries and electric car and your ROI will be sometime in 30 odd years.
10 h, 57 m ago
Erm no. How can a car have an RoI?

If you're referring to price difference on ICE car then it's 12 months

8yrs for solar and battery. I use zero peak electric ever. From spring to autumn I'm pretty much off grid.
1 h, 56 m ago
You wouldn't be able to buy the cable for install for less than £100, if your distribution board is on the outside wall and has the capacity then it could be £300. Make sure your your supply fuse is 100 amp, if it ain't then it as to be upgraded by the network and the tails to the meter have to be at least 25mm2 ( from memory)

Tbh these are alot of money for what they are, a fancy 240 volt 32 amp outlet. People are paying a premium because they are relatively new to the market, leave it a few years ,if you can, and they will be around £200 plus install.