Compare EV Chargers
in Australia
Compare charging speed, kW ratings, phase compatibility and solar integration to choose the right EV charger. Enjoy faster, smarter and more convenient charging tailored to your home and vehicle.
Compare EV Chargers & Pick the Best
Compare premium EV charger brands like Myenergi, Sigenergy, Tesla, Sungrow, GoodWe, and Fronius. See how they fare in charging capacity, protection, mounting, weight, and warranty. Pick your brands and when one charger stands out, get a free installation quote.
| Product Specifications | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 12.5 kW | 1-phase connection: 7.4 kW3-phase connection: 11/22 kW (configurable) | 11 kW | 7 kW | 7 kW | 7.0 kW |
| Protection | Full protection suite (short circuit, voltage, overload, temperature, polarity) | IP65 | Integrated RCD (Type A + 6 mA DC) with advanced safety protection | Integrated RCD (Type A + 6 mA DC) with full protection suite | 30 mA Type A RCD + 6 mA DC protection, dynamic load balancing | Residual current detection (Type A + DC 6 mA), external circuit breaker required |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted (integrated system) | Wall-mounted (default)Stand column (optional) | Wall-mounted (hanging upright) | Wall-mounted / Floor-mounted (with post) | Wall-mounted | Wall-mounted (indoor/outdoor installation) |
| Daily Driver | Yes (advanced system-integrated EV charging) | Yes — it works well as a daily driver (home use) | Yes (home & portable EV charging) | Yes (smart EV charging for daily use) | Yes (smart home EV charging) | Yes (home daily charging use) |
| Dimensions | 700 x 270 x 260 mm | 214 mm x 346 mm x 125 mm | 251 × 146 × 96 mm | 208 x 450 x 150 mm | 439 x 282 x 122 mm | 345 × 155 × 110 mm |
| Weight | 39–41 kg | < 6.65 kg | 1.6 kg | 5 kg | 5.2 kg | 6.8 kg (15 lb) |
| Max. Charging Voltage | 150–1000 V | 230/400 V | 400 V | 230 V | 400 V | 400 V |
| Maximum Efficiency | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Warranty | 2-year warranty (manufacturer standard) | 3-year warranty | 2 Year Warranty | 3 Year Warranty | 3 Year Warranty | 4-year limited warranty |
| Certificates | EN IEC 61851-1, EN 61851-23, EN IEC 61851-21-2, ETSI EN 303 645 | CE, CB, UKCA, RCM, ADQCC, MoIAT, PEA, SASO, MEW, IEC 61851-1, IEC 61851-21-2 | IEC 61851-1:2010 EN 61851-21:2002 EN 61851-22:2002 EN 50364:2010 EN 62311:2008 EN 301489-1: V2.2.3 EN 301489-3: V2.1.1 EN 301489-17: V3.2.2 EN 300330: V2.1.1 EN 300328: V2.2.2 | IEC61851-1-2017, IEC 62955, CE, UKCA | LVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU, EN 62196, EN 62955:2018 CE certified | CE, IEC 61851-1 (CB) |
Which is the Best Home EV Charger?
Pay close attention to these four specs, as they make the difference between EV Chargers when picking the best one for you.
Mounting Options
Every charger in the table mounts on a wall. The GoodWe HCA can also stand on a floor post, and the Sungrow on an optional column, which helps when your driveway has no wall nearby. A garage with a clear back wall gives you the most placement choices, and a carport or open parking pad usually calls for one of the post options.
Load Balancing
The Myenergi Zappi lists dynamic load balancing, meaning the charger adjusts its draw to match what the rest of the house is using. That keeps your supply from being overloaded when the air conditioner and the car both run at once. It matters most in homes with a modest connection, and in households that plan to charge overnight while other appliances keep running.
Weather Rating
The Sungrow lists IP65. An IP rating shows how well a unit is sealed against dust and water. A charger on an open carport needs a rating suited to Brisbane’s summer storms.
Warranty Length
Chargers generally carry 2 to 4 years of cover, shorter than most solar equipment. Check the exact term before you buy, and ask who handles a claim if the unit fails. A clear answer on that point is worth as much as an extra year of cover.
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EV Chargers Fitted by Licensed Electricians
Volteam fits home EV chargers across Brisbane for homes and businesses, using licensed electricians who are CEC accredited. Your quote lists each cost separately, from the unit and cabling through to labour and any board upgrade.
Volteam also lodges the compliance paperwork and signs off the safety checks itself, so there is nothing for you to chase once the charger is live. Households running two electric cars, and businesses with a fleet, can ask about 22kW options where the supply allows. Volteam also installs solar panels and batteries, so the charger, panels, and storage can be planned together and fitted as one project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a special installation for an EV charger?
Yes. A licensed electrician must fit it on a dedicated circuit of its own. Before quoting, Volteam inspects your power supply and switchboard and measures the cable distance to your parking spot. An older switchboard may need upgrading first.
How fast can I charge an EV at home?
A single-phase supply, the usual connection for most homes, can run a 7kW charger. Faster 11kW and 22kW models need three-phase, a larger connection that brings power into the home on three live wires. Your car's onboard charger also caps the AC power it accepts, so a 22kW unit won't charge every car at 22kW.
Can I charge my EV using solar power?
Yes. Chargers such as the Myenergi Zappi and Fronius Wattpilot can send surplus solar into the car rather than out to the grid. If you don't have panels yet, compare solar panels first, then pair them with a charger that suits.
What's the difference between AC and DC chargers?
An AC charger relies on the car's onboard charger to convert power from AC to DC, and most home chargers are AC. A DC charger does that conversion itself and charges faster, which is why most are public or commercial. The Sigenergy unit in the table is a DC charger that works with Sigenergy's home battery system.
Are EV chargers safe for daily use?
Yes. Most chargers in the table list built-in residual current protection, which cuts the power if current leaks to earth. Because a licensed electrician fits it, the charger is also tested as part of your home's wiring before it goes into daily use.
Will any charger work with my car?
Usually. Type 2 is the standard plug for AC charging in Australia, and most EVs sold here use it. Before paying for a faster charger, check your car's maximum AC charging rate, because the car sets the ceiling.
Can I schedule charging for cheaper power times?
Yes. The charger's app lets you set charging times, such as overnight or the middle of the day when solar is producing. Volteam sets up the app and a schedule at installation, so charging follows your plan from day one.
Book Your Home Charger Installation
Send through your car model and suburb for a quote matched to your driveway and supply. If you already have panels or a battery, mention them so the charger can be planned around your existing system.
