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EV charging · Adelaide
Convenient EV charging, designed around your home.
Charge your electric vehicle safely and conveniently at home with an EV charger designed around your car, driving habits and existing electrical system.
We consider where the vehicle is parked, your available electrical supply, cable route, solar system and future battery plans before recommending and installing the right charging solution.
Family-owned since 2009A local Adelaide business supporting customers before, during and after installation.
Installed by our own electriciansDesigned, installed and commissioned by Adelaide SolarSafe’s in-house electrical team.
Solar-aware charging optionsCharging features are considered as part of the complete home energy design.
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What shapes the design
The right EV charger starts with how you drive and where you park.
We consider your vehicle, normal driving routine, parking position and electrical system before recommending a charger. This helps us plan the right charging speed, equipment location and cable route for your home.
- Vehicle and driving routine
- Your vehicle’s charging capability, how far you normally drive and how long it is parked at home help determine the charging capacity you actually need.
- Parking and charger position
- We plan the charger around where the vehicle is normally parked, cable reach, everyday access and a position that looks neat and is convenient to use.
- Electrical supply
- Your available electrical capacity, phase configuration and existing household loads influence the charger and charging rate that can be supported.
- Cable route and installation
- We plan a practical cable route between the switchboard and charger, considering access, required electrical work and the finished appearance.
- Solar and battery integration
- If you already have solar or are planning a battery, we can consider charging from surplus solar and how the charger fits into the wider home energy system.
- Smart charging and tariffs
- Compatible chargers can schedule charging around your routine, available solar and time-of-use electricity tariffs. We’ll explain which features are relevant to your home and electricity plan.
Integrated EV charging
EV charging designed as part of your home energy system.
We don’t treat an EV charger as a standalone accessory. We consider how it will work with your solar, battery, electricity tariff, household loads and normal driving routine.
This allows us to recommend the right charger, charging capacity and control features for the way you use energy now—and how that may change in the future.
Coordinate charging with household demand
Smart charging and load-management options can adjust charging around the electricity being used elsewhere in the home.
Work with battery storage
If you already have a battery—or plan to add one—we can design the charger as part of the wider solar, storage and home-energy system.
Charge around your tariff and routine
Compatible chargers can schedule charging for convenient times or eligible lower-rate electricity periods while ensuring the vehicle is ready when you need it.
Plan for future vehicles and energy needs
We can consider a future second EV, additional solar, battery expansion or other electrical loads before finalising the design.
Choose the equipment after the design
We install a range of EV chargers with different capabilities. Once we understand your vehicle, property and priorities, we’ll recommend the charger that best fits the complete system.
Whether you need a straightforward home charger or a fully integrated solar, battery and EV charging solution, we’ll design it around your home and explain how everything will work together.
EV charger options
Useful charger features, explained around your home.
We choose a charger around your vehicle, parking, electrical supply and how it should work with solar, a battery or your electricity tariff—not a logo on the wall.
myenergi Zappi
A solar-aware option for homes that want more charging control.
Zappi can operate as a conventional grid-supplied home charge point and, when the selected mode and monitoring are configured, can respond to available solar generation and household demand.
Its app-based timing features may also help schedule charging around your normal routine or an applicable electricity tariff. We’ll confirm the useful controls, compatible monitoring and practical charging setup for your home.
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A GoodWe charging option for a connected solar-and-battery plan.
The GoodWe HCA EV Charger is an AC home charger designed to work alongside GoodWe solar, hybrid inverter and battery equipment. It can be considered where a household wants to manage solar generation, charging and monitoring within the same GoodWe ecosystem.
Its 7 kW single-phase option suits many homes. Where suitable three-phase supply and vehicle capability are available, 11 or 22 kW options can be discussed.
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A Sigen AC option for a broader home-energy system.
The Sigen EV AC Charger is available in 7, 11 or 22 kW nominal-output versions. It can be discussed where the home is considering Sigenergy solar, battery storage and energy-management equipment as one connected plan.
Compatible modes can prioritise surplus solar, schedule charging around tariffs or use battery energy to support charging. The useful mode and final charging rate depend on the selected charger, vehicle, phase supply, household load and Sigen configuration.
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Sigen EV DC Charging Module
A higher-output SigenStor pathway for the right vehicle and home.
The Sigen EV DC Charging Module is a DC charging component for a selected SigenStor system, with 12.5 or 25 kW output versions. It is not a generic stand-alone charger: it needs to be designed as part of the compatible SigenStor architecture.
Sigenergy also presents this pathway as V2X-ready, but real V2H or V2G use depends on the vehicle, compatible equipment, relevant standards, software support, network requirements and availability at the time.
Explore Sigen DC and V2X optionsCharger availability, compatible controls, charging behaviour and any solar, battery, load-management or V2H/V2G pathway are confirmed for the selected equipment and your home’s electrical design.
Future-ready EV charging
Talk to us about Level 2, vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-grid charging.
A Level 2 home charger can be designed around your vehicle, electrical supply and normal driving routine. If you are considering vehicle-to-home (V2H) or vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capability, we can also talk through how it may fit within your broader renewable energy and storage solution.
V2H and V2G capability depends on the vehicle, charger, compatible home-energy equipment, network requirements and the services available at the time. We’ll assess what is practical for your home before recommending a path.
Talk to us about EV chargingWhat we consider
- Your vehicle’s charging and bidirectional capability
- Single or three-phase supply, switchboard and household loads
- Solar, battery storage and backup priorities
- Compatible charger and energy-management equipment
- Network, tariff and future-energy requirements
Our EV charger process
From first conversation to convenient home charging.
You don’t need to know which charger or charging capacity you need. Tell us about your vehicle, home and normal driving routine, and we’ll guide you through the suitable options.
Tell us about your vehicle and home
Complete our short enquiry form or call 0438 420 561. Tell us what you drive, where it is parked and whether you have solar, battery storage or future energy plans. Relevant photos can help, but they’re optional. If you want to share them, email them to admin@adelaidesolarsafe.com.au.
Receive a tailored charging recommendation
We consider your vehicle’s charging capability, electrical supply, household demand, charger position and cable route. We’ll then recommend suitable equipment and provide a clear proposal outlining the charging approach, installation scope and costs.
Installed by our in-house electricians
Our own electricians install and commission the charger, connect any compatible smart-energy features and show you how everything works. If app setup is required, we’ll help get you connected and explain the important charging controls.
EV charger FAQs
Straight answers about home EV charging.
Every vehicle and home is different, but these answers cover the questions customers most often ask before installing an EV charger.
Yes, with a compatible charger and correctly configured monitoring. Charging can respond to available solar generation, although the result also depends on the vehicle, charger settings and electricity being used elsewhere in the home.
Yes. We can consider how the charger, solar and battery should operate together based on your priorities. The design may favour surplus solar, scheduled grid charging, stored energy or a combination of these.
Charging speed depends on the vehicle’s onboard charger, the selected EV charger and the electrical capacity available at the property. We’ll explain the practical charging rate and what it means for your normal driving routine.
Not necessarily. Many homes can achieve convenient overnight charging from a single-phase supply. Three-phase charging may be useful for compatible vehicles and higher charging requirements, but it isn’t automatically necessary.
Compatible chargers can monitor household electricity use and adjust the charging rate to remain within a configured site limit. We’ll confirm whether load management is appropriate for your installation.
Compatible chargers can schedule charging for selected times, including eligible off-peak or lower-rate periods. We’ll explain the relevant controls without promising a fixed charging cost or saving.
Yes. We install a range of EV chargers with different solar, battery, monitoring and load-management capabilities. Once we understand your vehicle and home, we’ll recommend the equipment that best suits the complete system.
Your vehicle model, normal parking position, typical weekly travel and any existing solar or battery details are helpful. Photos of the switchboard, proposed charger location and possible cable route can also assist, but they’re optional when you first enquire. If you want to share them, email them to admin@adelaidesolarsafe.com.au.
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In-house installation
Neatly installed and ready for everyday use.
Our in-house electricians install and commission your EV charger, configure the agreed charging features and make sure the finished installation is practical and neatly presented.
We’ll show you how the charger works, assist with any required app setup and explain how to use its important charging, scheduling and solar-integration controls.
We won’t leave you in the dark
Let’s design EV charging around your home.
From the first discussion to installation and support afterwards, we’ll walk you through the suitable options in plain language.
Tell us what you drive, where it is normally parked and how you would like to charge it. We’ll consider your solar, battery, electricity tariff and wider household energy use before recommending a suitable charging solution.
Relevant photos can help, but they’re completely optional when you first enquire. If you want to share them, email them to admin@adelaidesolarsafe.com.au.
