Easee One

Yes, you can download full specifications and details for the Easee right here.

The Easee One has a universal socket which will work with a Type 1 cable and therefore a Type 1 electric vehicle. This is because the Easee can operate as both a tethered (cable attached) or untethered (socket only) charge point.

If you have a Type 1 vehicle, simply order a Type 1 EV charging cable and plug it into the Easee's universal socket.

The Easee One does not come with a cable as standard. You can order a Type 2 Easee branded cable (7.5m) separately for £240. Unfortuantely, Easee does not supply type 1 cables.

Or you can order EV charging cables from Smart Home Charge which you can still use with your Easee unit. You can order Type 2 EV charging cables directly from the Smart Home Charge store, including a longer 10-metre cable.

Yes. If you have a three-phase electricity supply at home, then a charger that offers a charging rate of up to 22kW could be a great option for you. 

The Easee Charge is identical to the Easee One in every way except it is also capable of 22kW three-phase charging for a faster EV charge.

If you would like to know more about 22kW EV charging and to find out if it's right for you, be sure to check out our 22kW EV charging guide.

Yes. It has IP54 certification, plus 11 sensors and intelligent temperature measurement to keep you and your home safe.

It is also designed and built in Norway, so the Easee should be able to cope with the good-old British weather.

Yes.

The Easee One comes delivered with a black, white, red, blue or anthracite grey faceplate as standard, but you can order different colours separately.

Plus, the faceplate is easily changed so you won't need an electrician to do this. 

These can be purchased separately for £35.00.

There is a three-year warranty on the Easee One supplied by Easee themselves. Any issues under warranty should be dealt with by Easee directly.

Smart Home Charge also provides a one-year installation warranty.

Yes, we have an Easee One product support page right here.

The Easee One is a great product that we highly recommend, but if you want some more advice on how to choose the best EV charger then check out these tips.

Easee has issued a statement of compliance, which can be found here.

In order to enable solar charging on your Easee One, you will first need to have the Equalizer installed, which connects to your power meter.

The Equalizer can be installed alongside your Easee One installation or afterwards.

Many customers will not need any upgrades to their electricity supply before having an EV charger installed.

All installers are however required to notify the local Distribution Network Operator (DNO) of any EV charger installations, who will advise you and us if an upgrade to your property’s main fuse is necessary.

This depends on your property’s “maximum demand” estimate, (which is submitted by our in-house technicians to your DNO as part of our process), the size of the main fuse or if your property is on a looped supply (connected to your neighbour).

Any potential works will be handled by your DNO and they will contact you directly if this is the case.

If you have an EV or plug-in hybrid, or have one on order, then you are ready to get a charger installation quote. Simply choose the electric car charger you like the look of and select "Request a Quote" at the top of this page. Don't worry if you're not 100% sure on the charger - there will be time to swap this before payment if your change your mind.

Every installation is unique, which is why we ask you to complete our remote Online Site Survey. We need to properly assess the work involved in order to give you an accurate and honest quote. Our website prices are meant to be a guide and show the minimum cost for an installation of each particular charger. So, that means the quote we email to you may be different to the price on the website.

Typically this is one to four weeks after payment. The main factors that affect your installation date are your remote site survey completion time and whether your DNO needs to complete any upgrades to your electricity supply before we install your charger. We keep you updated at each stage of the process, but you can help keep things moving by completing your remote site survey quickly.

You can still get an installation from us even if you can’t find your vehicle on our website. Simply “Request a Quote” for the charger you like and tell us which vehicle you have in the quote form. Our EV database is updated regularly but are not meant to be a definitive guide – there are simply too many new EVs and plug-in hybrids being launched for us to keep up!

Smart Home Charge is a nationwide installer, covering England, Scotland and Wales. We have experienced engineers covering all major cities and regions. Find out if we install EV chargers in your area with our location checker.

Yes. Our engineers will complete the initial setup and pairing of the charger app with the charge point itself as this is considered as part of the installation. However, the engineers are not required to demonstrate how the app works or set up any schedules for you. Visit our EV charger support section for useful tips and troubleshooting.

Yes we can. We are however unable to apply for the grant on your behalf. For more information on the grants that the government has to offer and how to apply for them, please check out our grants and incentives guide.

As an installer, Smart Home Charge does not approve or reject your claim and a successful charger installation does not mean your claim was approved. It can take up to three months post installation for confirmation of approval or rejection of your claim from the Government.