WALL MOUNT home ev chargers
The Home Series

The Home 7 and Home 7 Plus are both single phase chargers and will deliver 7kW/32-amps to your car. Home 22 is a 3-phase charger and can deliver three times the power. The Home 22 will require a 3-phase supply to deliver 22kW to your car.

The electricity supply that comes into your home from your energy supplier is referred to being either single phase supply or three phase supply.

96% of UK domestic houses have single phase as standard. This means that a 7kW (kilowatt) charger will send up to 7.3kW per hour to your ev.

A 22kW charger fitted to single phase will charge to a maximum of 7.3kW. 22kW chargers are supported by three phase supply so the maximum you can send to your car will be 22kW per hour.

The best way to tell if your property has a three-phase supply is by looking at the electrical fuse (sometimes called electricity supply, service head, cut out). Typically a single phase will have one fuse (maybe a 40, 60 or 100amp) and a three phase will have three 100amp fuses. A qualified electrician will be able to assess if you have single or three phase electricity.

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Functionality wise, the plus models work with a wired or wireless energy manager. The basic only works with the wired energy manager.
On the plus models, you get courtesy lights around the socket.

Aesthetics wise, on the basic you get a plastic lid, limited colours for the front, on the plus model you get a choice of wood or metal lid, and a lot more colour choices.

Price wise, the 7kW basic model starts at £649 and the 7kW plus model starts at £775.

For a home ev charger installation, standard costs are around the £400 mark. This is a very rough estimate and gets us into a lot of trouble because every installation is different. That’s why we say don’t hold it against us if yours is different. But we feel that it’s good to know this as you go about organising your install.

We always recommend your charger is installed by qualified electrician. They will carry out a survey (online with a few photos of your property or sometimes in person if they live near you and it works out).

Standards costs increase with the complexity of your installation (materials and labour). Discuss where you want to put your charger with your electrician and ask for estimates before any work is carried out. Every install is slightly different. An assessment will calculate the length of cable run you need (the distance between your fuse board and where you want to put your charger), whether you need a new distribution board, whether your electricians need to work at height or drill through more than say 2 walls.

Watch a typical home install here

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The energy manager is essentially a fuse safety device that helps you avoid nuisance tripping. It protects your fuse from reaching its limit by constantly measuring the amount of energy that your home and ev is using. As you near the fuse limit (for example when you’ve got your car plugged in, your electric hob is on and other appliances on), it prioritises energy to your home and automatically sends a signal to the charger to reduce the amount of charge going to your ev. When the load in your home reduces (oven turns off, hot tub turns off) and more energy becomes available, the energy manager then increases the charge to your ev.

Or course, our friendly sales team are here to help 01285 425 339. They are here Monday to Friday 9.30am- 4.30pm. Excluding bank holidays.

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1. Our chargers look great. The charging sector was missing affordable, discreet design that championed your home. If your home is your castle, then why stick a plastic, unsightly box on the side of it? Simpson & Partners came on the charging scene to solve this; create EV chargers with exceptional build quality, advanced software and appealing aesthetics.
2. We know our product. Inside and out. We manufacture in-house from our Cotswolds factory which enables us to maintain high-quality software and hardware standards and we pass those savings onto you. Our products are only a fraction more than our competitors. So why pay the same for less?
3. Made of metal encasements instead of conventional plastic, our chargers redefine durability. The opposite of dull flat plastic encasements. Say goodbye to flexing or fading—our chargers promise longevity while offering an array of over 112 vibrant colour combinations for a flawless hand-finished aesthetic. With metal construction, you’re not just investing in a charger, but in lasting value for years to come

Yes, all Home Series S&P chargers work with agileOctopus, Octopusgo tariffs and IntelligentOctopus Go with a compatible car.

If you have agileOctopus or Octopusgo you can use our Home Series S&P chargers with all EVs.

If you are on the IntelligentOctopus Go tariff, you need to have a car that is compatible with the tariff, you can check compatible cars here.

To enable Octopusgo, select Octopusgo in the app settings > Energy Tariffs.

To enable agileOctopus, in settings change Energy Costs and add cost period, select agileOctopus, enter your postcode to find your tariff. Once you have selected your tariff, change Energy Tariffs in settings and select set up on agileOctopus, toggle on “Enable agileOctopus”.

To enable IntelligentOctopus Go, in the app settings > Energy Tariffs , select set up on Intelligent Octopus, toggle on Enable IntelligentOctopus Go.

Our updated app now auto sets the scheduler for Octopusgo and agileOctopus and disables the scheduler and locking when using IntelligentOctopus Go.