You do not need to be with any specific energy provider or tariff for your EV charger to work, it’s just advised to speak to your energy company as most offer off peak charging tariffs which can save you a significant amount in charging costs if utilised.
You can either contact ourselves or a local electrician to replace the breaker. If via ourselves this would cost a one-time £120 +VAT fee which includes parts and labour.
A cost-per-session feature is currently being added, which will allow users to enter their electricity tariff pricing and view estimated charging session costs.
A Dynamic tariff changes electricity pricing throughout the day based on wholesale energy market conditions, allowing waEV-smart to optimise charging around lower-cost periods.
Yes. waEV-smart is designed specifically for compatible waEV-charge chargers.
All online orders are delivered free of charge.