Charger help

[mattyc69]

Mrs Matty C has an Enyaq coming soon thanks to a ridiculous good deal via Tusker.

Home charging all the way via E’on I should imagine as that’s who we are with currently.

I was all set to buy an Ohme charger (my brother has one, works for him) until I realised you need decent phone signal! Something we do not have!

Any suggestions please for a good charger that will work either via Ethernet cable or Wi-fi and has an app to make things easy?

[georgeyboy12345]

I have a Sync EV that I have blocked on my vodafone wifi, that way it acts as a dumb charger and I can use timer functions via the car, which is much better/smoother. If you have an Enyaq, timers, charging, a/c, etc can be configured through the car or the app in a similar way to the myaudi app I use, I imagine

[paradigital]

Assuming you are wanting installed rather than granny, I can’t fault my MyEnergi Zappi. It’s been reliable, easy to use and the app gives good insight into grid use in addition to charging stats.

[Paul Drawmer]

I think the zappi only communicates via your home network (either wifi or ethernet) it doesn't need a phone signal at all.

[Oldwolf]

Another Zappi vote here.
It can also be used with solar should you go that route later.

[blank]

Have a look at which chargers are supported by various smart energy tariffs.

Gives you more options in the future.

[pills]

And another zappi vote, mines hardwired in and has caused no problems. Works well with solar / batteries / octopus.

[Ledaig]

Another Zappi user here. Same situation as you regarding mobile signal - very nearly ordered the Ohme until I realised it was phone signal only!

[number2]

As above, Zappi.