Home EV charging, up to 3x faster than a power point
A dedicated charger adds up to 100km of range an hour, at up to 7kW. Wire it to your solar and you are filling the car on power you generated that afternoon.
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Charging off a standard power point works, until it doesn't
A normal outlet will charge a car overnight. It is slow, it ties up a circuit that was never designed for a continuous load, and it gives you no control over when the power is drawn.
That last part is what costs you. Charge at 7pm and you pay peak rates. Charge at 1pm off your own roof and it costs you close to nothing.
What you get for the install
Speed
Up to 7kW, which is around 100km of range an hour. Up to 3x faster than a standard power outlet.
Solar integration
The charger can prioritise surplus solar, so the car soaks up what you would otherwise export for cents.
Monitoring
You can see what each charge cost and schedule it into off-peak or daylight hours.
Indoors or out
Garage, carport or an external wall. We install in all three and weatherproof accordingly.
Range anxiety is mostly a myth in the suburbs
Only about 10% of Australians drive more than 100km in a day. For everyone else, a home charger covers the entire week without ever visiting a public station.
The EV charging market is expected to grow from $16.2 billion in 2024 to $171.6 billion by 2033, so public infrastructure is coming too. But the cheapest charge will always be the one at your own house.
- Needs a dedicated circuit from the switchboard
- Switchboard may need upgrading in older homes
- Pairs with solar and battery
- Installed by our own accredited electricians
Get a charger priced for your place
Cable run, switchboard capacity and whether you want solar-priority charging all change the number. Call us and we will check before we quote.
Still have questions?
Up to 7kW, which is roughly 100km of range an hour. That is up to 3x faster than a standard power outlet.
Yes. A solar-aware charger prioritises your surplus generation, so the car uses power you would otherwise export for a few cents.
Often it needs an upgrade, particularly in older Melbourne homes. We check capacity before quoting so it is not a surprise.
Either. Garage, carport and external wall installs are all standard. Outdoor units are rated for it.
Only about 10% of Australians drive more than 100km a day. For most households a home charger covers the whole week, at a much lower rate than public charging.
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Elite is an approved seller under the New Energy Tech Consumer Code and an accredited Solar Victoria retailer.
