EV Home Chargers (Charging Stations)
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EV Home Chargers (Charging Stations) additional information
An EV charging station (wallbox) is a wall-mounted Level 2 AC charger that safely charges an electric vehicle at home much faster than a standard domestic socket. This collection includes 7kW single-phase units for overnight charging, as well as 11kW and 22kW three-phase wallboxes, from brands including Wallbox, HYSUN and Aurora. Models are available in socket and tethered-cable versions, with smart features such as app control, OCPP, RFID access and Wi-Fi. For the fastest three-phase models, see our 22kW EV home chargers.
- Match the power to your supply and vehicle — 7kW chargers run on a single-phase supply and suit most overnight charging, while 11kW and 22kW chargers require a three-phase supply and charge faster only if your EV supports them.
- Socket or tethered cable — tethered wallboxes include a fixed Type 2 cable for plug-and-go use, while socket models let you choose your preferred Type 2 charging cable length.
- Smart charging features — look for app control, dynamic load balancing, OCPP, RFID access and Wi-Fi if you want charging schedules, off-peak charging, access control or fleet management.
- Professional installation required — every wallbox must be installed by a certified electrician with the correct circuit protection and RCD. Three-phase units also require a suitable 400V supply.
- Subsidy-ready models — several charging stations qualify for government grants when configured with the required add-ons, reducing the overall purchase cost.
FAQ's
Which power rating should I choose — 7, 11 or 22kW?
Choose based on your electrical supply and your vehicle's onboard charger. A 7kW single-phase charger is sufficient to fully charge most EVs overnight. 11kW and 22kW three-phase chargers reduce charging time, but only if your vehicle supports that power. Many EVs are limited to 11kW AC charging. If you have a single-phase supply, 7.4kW is the maximum charging power available.
Do I need single-phase or three-phase power?
7kW chargers run on a standard single-phase supply, which most homes have. 11kW and 22kW chargers require a 400V three-phase connection. A certified electrician can confirm what type of electrical supply your property has and whether an upgrade is needed before you choose a charging station.
Should I get a socket or a tethered-cable station?
Tethered charging stations have a built-in cable, so charging is as simple as plugging it into your vehicle. Socket charging stations do not include a cable, giving you the flexibility to use different cable lengths, but requiring you to buy and store a separate Type 2 cable. Tethered stations are more convenient for a single vehicle, while socket stations are better suited to shared or multi-vehicle use.
What smart features actually matter?
Dynamic load balancing prevents your charger from overloading your home's electrical supply when other appliances are running. OCPP allows the charging station to connect to charging management platforms. RFID provides access control, while app or Wi-Fi connectivity enables charging schedules around off-peak tariffs and remote monitoring. For home use, prioritise dynamic load balancing and app control.
Do I need an electrician to install a charging station?
Yes. All wallboxes must be installed by a certified electrician, who mounts the unit, connects it to your electrical supply, installs circuit protection and RCD safety devices, and configures the smart features. Professional installation is also usually required to maintain the manufacturer's warranty and qualify for any government grant.
Do these stations qualify for government grants?
Many models qualify when purchased with the required accessories, such as a compatible smart meter. Grant rules and amounts vary by country, so check the current eligibility criteria for your national grant scheme before ordering.