#Hyper volt install

This feature comes as standard on the Hypervolt meaning a simple installation every time.

In the event of a supply fault, the Hypervolt will stop charging preventing potential harm. This is where PEN fault detection comes into play as it constantly monitors the incoming supply.

#Hyper volt install

The downside to the earth rods is they can be time-consuming to install and also look really unsightly on the front of a property. If there is a fault on the supply cable coming into the property in some circumstances the metalwork of the car may become live, this can be potentially fatal if anyone was to touch this. This offers added protection in the event of a fault on the property’s supply cable. Not the first feature most people look for but it is an important one as it is there for safety.Įarly EV chargers and chargers in the cheaper price bracket require an earth rod to be installed. Metal installer mounting plate for approved installers easy marking of fixings during installation Hypervolt features PEN fault detection Installation mounting plate (now cardboard)

The Hypervolt home 2.0 charger with 5m tethered lead. The depth is only 101mm makes the Hypervolt quite slimline in comparison with most chargers. This is smaller than chargers such as the Andersen A1 and Myenergi Zappi. The Hypervolt EV charger measures 328mm x 243mm x 101mm. New Hypervolt in ultrawhite with text removed from under LED Hypervolt dimensions Charging at the standard 7kW (32A at 230v) with options to reduce this in-app, or using the new automatic load management feature. The tethered lead is wrapped around the Hypervolt unit quite discretely with the ability to stow the connector in a wall-mounted holster (included) The Hypervolt is constructed from ABS composite and is extremely durable in all weather conditions with an IP54 rating. The Hypervolt home 2.0 is a wall-mounted EV charger with a 5m tethered lead, available in both type 1 and 2 variants. This EV charger aims to bring premium features at an affordable price, and at the same time offering style and ease of use. Having received backing from Innovate UK, the Government-backed innovation and research agency, this new charger looks to make its mark on the home charging scene. The home 2.0 is a new EV charger from UK based company Hypervolt.