7kw Zappi EV charger installation on a Myenergi Pedestal and EV block
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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2022
- In this video we go through how we have installed this 7kw Myenergi Zappi EV charger on a pedestal also using an EV block for the base. We also describe how we have future proofed the installation!
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Really enjoyed watching this one ☝️, very well explained zappi menu for customers, everyone should be able to see that Zappi has its own league
Hopefully one day , i will catch up with you guys 😅
Thanks very much. Yes I’m sure we will catch up one day!
Very informative. Bet you loved that customer for going the extra mile and doing all of the ground work for you :)
Absolutely! Made a big difference!
Using a harvi will only sense upto 65A so hardwired is always a preferred option. Great video mate not used the ev block yet 👌
Yes another benefit of hardwiring. It’s a good piece of kit!
Another cracking video; keep them coming please..
Thank you we will do!
Great video with very informative content. Cheers
Thanks Sean!
Fantastic job 👍👌
Thank you!
Really informative video and very entertaining
Thanks grant 👍
Hi, really interesting, what's the size of the underground duct? Many thanks
Great video but why did you not fit a protection bollard in front of the Zappi?
Wasn’t really required with it being a domestic property. Could be added in the future if they felt that they wanted one.
I’ve just had a Zappi 2 installed and I don’t have a hub, just the Zappi and a Harvi?
It may be one of the new ones that has the hub built in. This install was about a year ago before they came out. If the serial number has a H in it then you have the new version.
Where's the surge protection?
Good video, but I do cringe a bit at using an expensive £400 'EV Block' only to then go and have to mix up a load of concrete anyway!
Thanks! This was the first time we have used one so wanted to make sure we got it really secure. Probably doesn’t need it but as it was the first time we were a little unsure how to secure it.