Wallbox Pulsar Max vs myenergi Zappi 7.4kW
Detailed head-to-head comparison of features, charging speed, price, and solar compatibility for Australian home installation.
| Feature / Specification | Pulsar Max | Zappi 7.4kW |
|---|---|---|
| Estimated charger price | around $1,750 | around $1,545 |
| Max Power Output | 22 kW | 7.4 kW |
| Phase Support | Single & Three-Phase | Single & Three-Phase |
| Solar Surplus Charging | Yes (Surplus Mode) | Yes (Surplus Mode) |
| OCPP Support | Yes (Open OCPP) | Yes (Open OCPP) |
| Load Balancing | Yes | Yes |
| App Control | Yes | Yes |
| Cable Type & Length | Tethered (5m) | Tethered (6.5m) |
| Weather Rating | IP55 | IP65 |
| Warranty | 3 years | 3 years |
Choose the Pulsar Max if:
- Homes wanting Wallbox app control and OCPP 1.6J
- Single-phase or three-phase installations choosing the matching Pulsar Max variant
- Solar households prepared to install compatible Wallbox metering
- Installations where compact wall-mounted hardware is useful
Choose the Zappi 7.4kW if:
- Australian homes with rooftop solar
- Households wanting to maximise solar self-consumption
- Users planning a myenergi ecosystem (eddi/libbi integration)
- Homes preferring longer cable reach (6.5m)
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