Get to know your Easee One

Easee chargers have two ways of scheduling charges, both of which are controlled via Eassee's dedicated app:

• Delayed Start

• Week Plan

Delayed Start

A delayed start schedule will run once then revert back to either non-scheduled charging or your set weekly schedule.

To program a delayed start on your Easee, you will need to:

1. Tap “schedule” and make sure the schedule toggle switch is in the "on" position

2. Tap “delayed start”

3. Tap “time”

4. Set the time you want your Easee to start charging using the hour and minute dial

5. Hit save when finished

Your Easee will now start charging a plugged-in EV until the car is either full or reached its charge limit.

If you want to stop a delayed start schedule, you will need to tap the pause button on the main screen of the app.

Week Plan

This option allows you to set up to two schedules per day for each day of the week.

Your Easee will charge a vehicle as soon as its plugged-in on days that have no schedules when using this option.

To set a weekly plan:

1. Tap “Schedule” and make sure the schedule toggle switch is in the "on" position

2. Tap the “week plan” option

3. Tap the day(s) of the week that you would like to set a schedule on

4. Set the start and stop time. Tap the plus sign to add a second schedule to the selected days.

5. Repeat the previous two steps if you want to set different schedules on the days you haven't selected.

6. Tap save when finished

If you want to end your charge session early, you will need to go into the Easee app and tap the pause button on the main menu.

Easee chargers can be switch between being a tethered and untethered unit.

All Easee chargers are in untethered mode (Also known as ‘Unlocked/locked’ mode) by default meaning that the cable can be detached from the unit when it’s not being used to charge a vehicle.

To switch your Easee to tethered mode (Also known as ‘Always Locked’ mode), meaning that the unit will lock the charging cable in place even when its not recharging a vehicle:

1. Plug your charging cable into your Easee

2. Tap the cable option in your Easee app

3. Select the ‘Always Locked’ option

Your Easee will now permanently lock the cable into its charging port until you set the cable lock option back to 'unlocked/locked' mode.

Easee chargers show their current status using a light strip located on the front of the unit.

Below is what each colour means:

• white light at the bottom of the strip: The Easee is in standby mode

• Strip fully lit in white: The Easee has recognised a connected car

• Strip pulsating blue/white: Charging in progress

• Strip flashing white: Your Easee is waiting for authentication

• Strip fully lit in Blue: Your Easee is following a charge schedule

• Flashing yellow at the bottom of the strip: Your Easee is waiting to be configured. Please see the troubleshooting section.

If you need to contact Easee you can do so by visiting the 'user support' page on their website and filling out your details on their contact form.

Easee will then contact you directly via phone or email.

To remove the Easee One/Charge's front cover, you will need to:

1. Turn the power supply to your charger off at the fuse board (Your installer should have marked this with a Smart Home Charge sticker)

2. Behind the charging port flap is a cover that protects the Easee's locking screw, bend this down to reveal the screw

3. Remove the screw using a screwdriver

4. Insert the two prongs of the included tool into the two holes located either side of the screw hole, lightly squeeze the tool and pull down until the front cover comes loose

5. Pull the front cover away from the Easee

When all of the above is done, take the new front cover and push it onto the body of the Easee until you hear it click into place, rescrew the locking screw and cover it with the screw cover.