Standard installation covers installation of your waEV-charge EV charger on a brick or plaster wall, a maximum run of 10m of cable from the wall-mounted position to your consumer unit (fuse box), with no civil or remedial electrical work required.
Yes. Your charger must first be updated to the latest compatible firmware version before app setup can begin.
A Dual Rate tariff has separate daytime and nighttime electricity rates. waEV-smart will automatically aim to charge your vehicle during the cheaper off-peak periods.
Yes. You will need a waEV-charge account to use waEV-smart.
Yes, 0% finance is available for EV chargers, but it applies only to installed chargers rather than charger-only purchases. To qualify, the total cost of the installed charger must meet the minimum loan amount of £250, and a 10% deposit is required upfront.
At present, waEV-smart does not support Smart tariffs where charging must be fully controlled by the energy provider. If Smart is selected during setup, the app will display an error message explaining that this tariff type is currently unsupported due to a control conflict between the supplier-managed charging system and waEV-smart scheduling.