Projecta EVC7KW-HP 7kW Home Kit for Projecta Portable 7kW EV Charger

Quick answer

The home kit that lets the Projecta EVC7KW charger run at 7kW from a tidy wall setup.

The home kit that lets the Projecta EVC7KW charger run at 7kW from a tidy wall setup. The charger itself is sold separately.

It includes the metal cradle EVC7KW-BKT, the 32A socket EVC7KW-SKT and the 32A plug EVC7KW-32P.

The socket must be installed by a licensed electrician.

Charging speed also depends on the battery state of charge and temperature, so expect it to taper near full. Inspect plugs and leads before each use and stop using anything with cracked housings or scorched pins. The car's onboard charger sets the maximum AC charge rate, whatever the cable or charger is rated for. Coil cables loosely and avoid driving over them; crushed insulation means the cable should be replaced. Any fixed wiring for EV charging must be done by a licensed electrician. Three phase supply is not available in every home, so confirm what your switchboard has before planning a three phase charger. Most newer EVs sold in Australia use Type 2 for AC charging. Related parts are in the <a href="https://frankiesautoelectrics.com.au/collections/projecta">Projecta range</a>.

Specifications

• Includes: EVC7KW-BKT cradle, EVC7KW-SKT 32A socket, EVC7KW-32P 32A plug
• Suits: Projecta EVC7KW
• Charging capability: 7kW

Warranty

This comes with the manufacturer's warranty through the Australian distributor. See the manufacturer's terms for details, plus our guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law.

FAQ

What is in the EVC7KW-HP home kit?

The metal cradle EVC7KW-BKT, a 32A socket EVC7KW-SKT and a 32A plug EVC7KW-32P.

Is the charger included in the EVC7KW-HP?

Yes, buy the EVC7KW charger separately. The kit is the installation parts.

Who installs the home kit socket?

A licensed electrician must install the 32A socket.