CHARGER FEATURES

There is a wide range of EV chargers available. Moses Electrical installs the most popular EV chargers with something for every type of electrical vehicle. The most recognisable brands are on offers, such as Wallbox, Zappi, Ohme and Pulsar.

These manufacturers have defined the EV charger market. With a choice of features to suit all budgets, we are sure we can fit the EV charger most suited to you.

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Wallbox Pulsar Plus

7.2kW Single Phase / 22kW 3 Phase

  • DC Leakage Device
  • RCD Type A or B Built In
  • PEN Device Built In From 3rd Quarter 2020
  • Tethered 5.5m
  • Untethered
  • Load Balancing
  • Load Management
  • Solar/Microgeneration Compatible
  • Adjustable Power Outlet
  • Matt:e Pen Unit Required Until 3rd quarter 2020
  • Manage Remotely
  • Software Support
  • Linkable On Same Circuit
  • Colour/Finish Black or white
  • Data Sheet Pulsar Plus Download
  • User Guide Pulsar Plus Download

Wallbox Copper Business

7.3kW Single Phase / 11-22kW 3 Phase

  • DC Leakage Device
  • RCD Type A or B Built In
  • PEN Device Built In
  • Tethered 5.0m
  • Untethered
  • Load Balancing
  • Load Management
  • Solar/Microgeneration Compatible
  • Adjustable Power Outlet
  • Matt:e Pen Unit Required
  • Manage Remotely
  • Software Support
  • Linkable On Same Circuit
  • Colour/Finish Black or White
  • Data Sheet Copper Business Download
  • User Guide Copper Business Download

Wallbox Commander2

3.7-7.3kW Single / 11-22kW 3 Phase

  • DC Leakage Device
  • RCD Type A or B Built In
  • PEN Device Built In
  • Tethered 5.0m
  • Untethered
  • Load Balancing
  • Load Management
  • Solar/Microgeneration Compatible
  • Adjustable Power Outlet
  • Matt:e Pen Unit Required
  • Manage Remotely
  • Software Support
  • Linkable On Same Circuit
  • Colour/Finish Black only
  • Data Sheet Commander2Download
  • User Guide Commander2Download

What are the different EV charger features?

Tethered EV chargers

This is one of the first features to look at. A tethered charger comes with the cabling permanently attached. When not in use, you simply coil the cable and store it within the charger. Everything is neatly in one place, ready to use. With a tethered charger, there is only one type of plug so if you have multiple electric cars, they must require the same fitting. If you change your vehicle regularly, they must also use the same fitting to avoid replacing the charger.

Untethered EV chargers

An untethered charger does not have a cable attached. It is simply an outlet and a separate cable and plug must be supplied. This offers more flexibility because multiple cars with different plugs can use it. If you change your car, you don’t have to replace the charger. One drawback is that the cable needs to be stored elsewhere and unpacked for use.

Remote management feature

The remote management feature is a useful addition to look out for. This feature allows you to monitor and control the charging process from an app. You can see how long is left until full charge is achieved, how your car is performing and the condition of your battery on the app.

Load balancing feature

You might need this feature if you have more than one vehicle charging at the same time. It manages the distribution of power so that your electrical system doesn’t become unbalanced or overpowered.

Enabled for solar

If you have solar panels or are thinking about installing solar soon, this is an important feature to have.