What Easee is known for
Easee's chargers are among the most compact on the market and are built around a modular approach, with load balancing across multiple units. That makes them worth a look for households planning two chargers, or where a large box on the wall would be intrusive.
- Very small footprint
- Built-in load balancing
- Sensible for multi-charger setups
- App control and scheduling
- Around 7kW on a single-phase home supply
Who it tends to suit
- Households with two electric vehicles, now or soon
- Properties where the charger must be unobtrusive
- Homes where supply headroom is limited and load management matters
As with any untethered-style setup, check what cable is included and how long it needs to be for the way you park.
Installation considerations
The usual requirements apply: dedicated circuit, correct protection, sound earthing, and load management configured to your supply. Where two chargers share a supply, the balancing configuration is set up during commissioning.
Independent advice
We are not a manufacturer partner. If a different unit suits your property or budget better, we will say so.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add a second Easee charger later?
That is one of the reasons people choose them, but the supply capacity and cabling need to support it. Mention your plans at the survey stage.
Is it tethered?
Configurations vary. Check the specific model and decide based on how you park and store cables.
Does load balancing slow charging?
Only when the rest of the house is drawing heavily. Overnight it typically runs at full output.