Home charging hardware, and the sizing decisions that sit behind it.
6 articles in the Journal
Clear filtersDaytime charging can use solar that would otherwise be exported. Charger selection and scheduling depend on when the car is home and how much spare generation is available.
Before paying for an EVDC output upgrade, check whether your module accepts the software licence. Compatibility depends on the module, and charging speed still depends on the wider system.
Read the articleRoof access and switchboard work can add to the advertised installation price. Check which extras your quote includes before comparing solar, battery or EV charging packages.
Read the articleHardware version determines whether an EVDC can take the charging licence. Battery configuration and available solar affect how much of the higher limit a household can use.
Read the articleThe Reserva battery and Wattpilot Flex charger featured in Fronius’s Intersolar Munich announcements in 2025. Check Australian approval and supply separately from the launch plans.
Read the articleExplore current SigenStor battery modules, usable storage, backup and optional EV charging, with Australian sources and a path to Plan.
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