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Home EV charger in Portugal

Charging a car is the largest load most houses ever add. That is exactly why it belongs with your panels and your battery, not separate from them.

Why charging and storage belong together

A mid-size electric car swallows between 40 and 80 kWh. Charge it from the grid and you pay the full rate. Charge it during the day from your own panels and it costs you nothing extra. A smart charger looks at what is spare and charges exactly that.

What the power rating means

RatingWhat it does
3.7 kW (1 phase, 16 A)About 20 km per hour. Enough if the car sits overnight.
7.4 kW (1 phase, 32 A)About 40 km per hour. The common choice on single phase.
11 kW (3 phase, 16 A)About 60 km per hour. Needs three phases at the meter.
22 kW (3 phase, 32 A)About 120 km per hour. Only sensible on a heavy connection.
Check what your connection can take first. Most Portuguese houses have 6.9 or 10.35 kVA; a 22 kW charger simply does not fit that without upgrading the connection.

Charging from the battery: can you?

Technically yes, but rarely wise. You push the power through an inverter twice and lose a little at each step. Charging on solar surplus beats charging from storage.

What we do with this

Chargers join our range as soon as we can supply them on the same terms as the batteries: price on the page, delivered, no surprises afterwards. Want one now? Say so — we will look with you and say honestly whether you are better off with us or elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a licence for a charger?

No. The DGEG notification is about generation, not consumption. It does need a qualified electrician to connect it.

Does the charger work during an outage?

Only if it is on the backup circuit and there is enough charge. Usually you would rather keep that power for the house.

Which brand do you recommend?

We name a brand once we have seen it supplied and connected ourselves. That is how it went with the batteries too.

One question, one answer

No salesperson calling back. You get an answer from the man who fitted the set himself.