Home EV Charging Solutions

This wall mounted Ohme Home Pro charger installation, was a straight forward standard install completed by our engineer Ryan. 

The customer had limited space for the Ohme charger to be placed and didn't want to cut the bush at the front of the property so our engineer and the customer came to a mutual desicion to place the Ohme home charging point on the side wall as pictured. 

We were able to offer a complete electric vehicle installation service which included a remote survey. Upon completion of the EV charging point install, our NICEIC trained EV specialist demonstrated how to use the Ohme EV charger and how to plug the type 2 lead into the customers electric car.

Ryan also demostrated how to navigate the Ohme App - Allowing the customer to keep track of their EV charging costs and energy consumption, and let clever features like ‘favour greener energy’ maximise both your CO2 and cost savings.

Why Choose The Ohme Home Pro? 

The Ohme Home Pro EV charger and the Ohme smart mobile app find the best real-time prices for you, making your EV ultra-sustainable and cost efficient.

The Ohme offers a great range of features you'll love - 

• Tariff integration
• Smart control
• 3 year warranty
• Over-the-air updates
• Dynamic load balancing
• Discreet
• 7.4kW for fast charging
• Great value for money
• OZEV grant 
• In-built PEN fault device
• Interactive LCD screen
• Ohme app

What Are The Benefits Of A Smart Charger?

Save money: If you have a time-of-use tariff or a variable tariff, you’ll pay less for your electricity at certain times of the day. Ohme uses your tariff information to charge as much as possible when the price is low to maximise your savings.

Greener: The Ohme server communicates with the grid which allows you to charge when carbon intensity is at its lowest.

Remote management: Use the Ohme app to start, stop or schedule charges, and even set a price cap.

Grid balancing: Ohme adjusts energy intake according to peaks and lows in demand. Charging in periods of low demand helps balance the grid and save you money, as energy suppliers generally offer cheaper electricity during off-peak hours.