EO Mini Pro 3 Smart Electric Vehicle Charger : Universal 7.2kW Home Car Charging Socket, 32A Plug-In Point, with Bluetooth & WiFi, Compatible with All Models of EV, Installed Indoor Or Outdoor – Black

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The supply cable entry is created by drilling a 20mm or 25mm hole through the bottom of the enclosure. CT connections include an output for load management and one for output of solar array for solar charging. EO EM201-PRO-SL-DCL-PME eoMini PRO v2 EV Charger up to 7.2kw WIFI - with PME (including integrated Type A RCBO) - Silver The EO Mini Pro 2 doesn’t have a physical control panel. Everything is controlled via the EO Smart Home app, available on iPhone and Android. We supply and install home EV chargers with the EO Mini Pro 3 being a frequently chosen option, Other options for home chargers include; EO Charging are a British company who provide charging solutions for EV fleets. EO were mostly known for their corporate use partnerships since launching in 2014.

Installation takes around four hours, providing the existing RCD and electrical connections are robust enough to accommodate the charger. Session details are stored in the cloud, letting you view charging sessions at all times whether the vehicle is plugged in or not.If you don’t have the patience then dial up the charging capacity of the Mini Pro 3 to 22kW. Always connected. Our installation services also include work EV chargers and are available in the North East of the UK, in areas including but not limited to; As an added safety feature, the app will not allow charging to go live if your vehicle’s AMP (power) level is incorrect. While this can be annoying, it is for the client’s benefit; if the AMP setting is wrong, it can damage your electric vehicle’s battery!

Though they started in Suffolk and their products are still made in the UK, they now distribute these to more than 35 countries around the world. As of December 2021, EO had installed 60,000 charging points across the UK, Ireland, and Scandinavia. The EO Mini Pro 2 is available tethered (Type 1 or 2) or untethered. If you’re unfamiliar, a tethered charger has a built-in cable, and an untethered charger has no built-in cable, so you need to plug your own cable into the box and then into your car. If your installation is for a workplace or commercial entity then being able to be flexible and make changes can be vital. This modular option offers a charging solution for your business to make the management of your electric vehicle fleet as easy as possible. According to EO, they want to be the bridge between traditional fuel-powered vehicles and electric vehicles, by providing a “new charging ecosystem”. If you don’t like the EO Smart Home app, you can use your vehicle manufacturer app instead if it has one, turning the EO into a charge point you just plug into.We didn’t test the solar charging but our electrician says the feature works perfectly and he would recommend it to anyone with solar panels. While this feature may not be relevant if you currently don’t have solar panels it is a nice perk over some other charge points on the market, enabling further optimisation of the charging process.