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A discontinued Easee Home charger retained for existing-owner and legacy-product reference rather than current Australian purchase guidance.

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Overview

Easee now lists the Home and Charge products under its discontinued-product documentation. The legacy Easee Home supports single- and three-phase charging, with up to 7.36 kW single-phase or 22 kW three-phase, and uses an untethered Type 2 socket. Its enclosure is rated IP54/IK10. It includes integrated Type A 30 mA AC and 6 mA DC residual-current protection, although separate overcurrent protection is still required. Local load balancing between Easee Home chargers is supported. Whole-property main-fuse balancing and solar-surplus charging require compatible Easee Equalizer metering. Easee OCPP 1.6 for this platform has historically operated through the Easee API/cloud.

Key highlights

Officially listed by Easee as a discontinued product

Up to 7.36 kW single-phase / 22 kW three-phase

Untethered Type 2 socket

IP54 / IK10

Integrated Type A 30 mA AC + 6 mA DC residual-current protection

Separate overcurrent protection required

Local load balancing between chargers

Easee Equalizer required for main-fuse balancing and solar charging

OCPP 1.6 via the legacy Easee API/cloud implementation

3-year original limited warranty

Best for

Existing Easee Home owners checking legacy product information
Installers maintaining an existing Easee Home installation
Owners confirming historical specifications and integration requirements

Not ideal for

— Buyers looking for a current Easee home-charger model
— Buyers requiring verified current Australian new-unit availability
— Buyers requiring a current Australian new-unit retail price
— Homes expecting whole-property load balancing or solar-surplus charging without Easee Equalizer metering

Using this charger at home in Australia

This charger supports higher AC charging speeds where both your home's electrical supply and your EV's onboard AC charger allow. Confirm your home's phase support with a licensed electrician, and check your EV's maximum AC charging capability.

Where supported and correctly configured, load management can reduce EV charging power when other household loads increase, helping keep total demand within the configured site limit.

OCPP support allows the charger to communicate with compatible OCPP charging-management platforms. OCPP support by itself does not guarantee integration with a home battery, solar inverter, electricity tariff or every third-party platform.

The manufacturer lists an IP54 enclosure rating for this charger. The final mounting location should follow the manufacturer's installation requirements and be confirmed by the installer.

A dedicated home EV charger should be installed by a licensed electrician. The installer should confirm the circuit design, switchboard capacity, protection requirements and any applicable local electricity-network requirements.

Key specifications

Estimated installationaround $700–$1,500

PowerUp to 7.36 kW single-phase / 22 kW three-phase

PhaseSingle- or three-phase

CableUntethered Type 2 socket

Weather ratingIP54 / IK10

Warranty3 years original limited warranty

Solar support—

OCPPYes

Load balancingLocal charger balancing supported; main-fuse and solar balancing require Easee Equalizer

App controlYes

Charger prices are estimates based on publicly available pricing we could verify and may change with retailer offers, promotions and product configuration. Installation is additional.

Typical installation estimate for a straightforward home installation. Longer cable runs, switchboard upgrades, three-phase work, trenching or other site requirements can increase the cost.

Manufacturer information

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