Evnex E2 Flex
Reliable 7 kW home charging where solar-surplus control is not required.
Home EV chargingEV Charger Installation
EV Charger Installation
Newcastle & Lake Macquarie
Charge safely at home with a professionally installed charger matched to your vehicle, solar system, battery and available power supply.
EV charging options
We install trusted fixed chargers and assess the property before recommending the best option. That includes switchboard capacity, cable route, solar generation, batteries and whether the property has single-phase or three-phase supply.
- 7 kW single-phase and up to 22 kW three-phase charging
- Zappi and Evnex charger supply and installation
- Solar-surplus charging options
- Dynamic load management to protect the property supply
- Dedicated circuit, isolator and electrical protection
- Clean wall-mounted installations for garages, carports and external walls
Chargers we install
The best charger depends on your vehicle, supply phase, cable route, switchboard capacity, solar system and whether you have a home battery. We’ll assess the setup and provide a tailored quote.
Evnex E2 Core
Solar-smart 7 kW charging with practical energy-management features.
Zappi GLO
A compact solar-compatible option for straightforward home charging.
Zappi 7 kW
Feature-rich solar-smart charging from a well-established charger brand.
Evnex X22
Up to 22 kW three-phase charging for compatible vehicles and properties.
Get an accurate quote
- Tell us your EV make and model.
- Send a clear photo of the switchboard, meterbox and any solar or battery equipment.
- Measure the approximate distance to the charger location and send a photo of the wall.
- Let us know whether you want us to supply the charger or install one you already own.
EV charger FAQs
Can an EV charger use excess solar?
Yes. Solar-smart models such as selected Zappi and Evnex chargers can be configured to use available solar that would otherwise be exported to the grid.
What is the difference between single-phase and three-phase charging?
A single-phase home charger normally supplies up to 7 kW. A compatible three-phase charger can supply up to 22 kW, although the vehicle’s onboard charger determines the maximum speed it can accept.
Can you install the charger that came with my car?
Usually, yes. Send the model details and photos of the proposed location so we can confirm the circuit, protection and installation requirements.