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Discover exclusive ENGIE website offers on fast, reliable EV chargers - delivered by our partner, EVSE.

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    Why install an EV charger at home?

    Switching to an electric vehicle doesn’t have to be complicated.
EV chargers make home charging simple, convenient and cost-effective.

    • Convenient: Plug in overnight and wake up every day with a full battery.
    • Save money: With EV Flex Charge, from 12am to 6am AEST we'll credit back 10c per kWh of energy you use at home.
    • Faster charging: Up to ten times quicker than using a standard 10 to 15 amp household socket.
    A timeline of steps to get your EV charger installed.

    Frequently asked questions

    Does EVSE offer installation?

    Yes, EVSE offers installation. While you are free to choose your own electrician, once you have chosen your product, one of our team members will contact you to advise you further about installation and answer any questions you may have.

    What is the difference between a dedicated home EV charger and a portable charger?

    A home charging unit is a level 2 AC charger. These are permanently installed by an electrician to the AC supply network (mains) of your home. Home charging stations are the safer option due to the dedicated circuit devices. These will also recharge your vehicle faster by supplying either 7kW or 22kW, depending on your home’s power supply, compared to 2.2kW with a portable charger using a standard 10-amp Australian outlet. However, charging speeds will depend on your vehicle.

    How long does it take to charge an electric vehicle at home?

    The charging time varies depending on the power rating of your home charger and the size of your vehicle’s battery. Most home chargers deliver between 7kW and 22kW, which typically allows for a full charge overnight, generally between 6 to 8 hours. Faster charging options are available but may require upgrades to your electrical system.

    Can I install an EV charger myself?

    No, for safety and compliance with electrical regulations, it is strongly recommended that a licensed electrician perform the installation. Professional installation ensures your charger operates safely, maximises performance, and may be necessary to qualify for government rebates or warranty coverage.

    Is it safe to leave my electric vehicle plugged in overnight?

    Modern electric vehicles and home chargers include multiple safety features to ensure safe overnight charging. These systems monitor battery temperature and charging status to prevent overcharging and overheating, making overnight charging a safe and efficient practice.

    How long does it take to install a home EV charger?

    Installation typically takes between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the complexity of the job. Factors that can affect installation time include your home’s existing electrical setup, the location of the charger, and whether any electrical upgrades (like switchboard modifications) are required. Your electrician will provide a more accurate estimate after assessing your home.