The Project EV Pro App is a unique charging platform that enables you to make the most of public charging capabilities. It empowers users to efficiently manage and control multiple chargers, opening up opportunities to generate a continuous revenue stream.

The user-friendly and intuitive dashboard of the Project EV Pro App allows you to easily monitor the activity of your chargers. By reviewing comprehensive data and analytics, you can uncover new avenues for generating revenue. Additionally, the RFID feature allows you to assign designated charging tags to staff, facilitating a hassle-free workplace charging system. With a simple swipe of a card, you can streamline the monitoring of expenses, leading to improved cost efficiency.

The Project EV Pro App is the ideal solution for your business in the following scenarios:

1. You are aiming to streamline expense monitoring and enhance cost efficiency. The app can facilitate

In this article, we will discuss bidirectional EV charging, including V2G and V2H technologies. We will explain how they work, their benefits and limitations, and their impact on the environment and the economy. We will also explore the significant benefits that bidirectional charging offers to electric vehicle owners.

What is Bidirectional EV Charging?

Bidirectional charging is a technology that allows EV chargers to charge their batteries and also discharge energy back to the grid or other buildings and devices. This technology enables EVs to act as mobile power sources that can help to balance the grid, reduce energy costs, and increase energy efficiency.

What is V2H?

V2H (vehicle-to-home) technology allows EVs to supply electricity to a building, helping to reduce the cost of electricity for homeowners and increase the resilience of the

Are you considering buying an EV charger for your home? With so many options available on the market, choosing the right charger can be confusing.

In this blog post, we'll explore how kW ratings relate to EV charging and how the charging speed of your EV depends on multiple factors. We'll also discuss the importance of selecting the correct kW output for your EV to ensure you're maximizing your charging experience. Finally, we'll highlight the fact that some EV car batteries can only draw a certain amount of power from the charger despite the charger's maximum output, and how this can impact your charging speed.

How does kW rating relate to EV charging speed?

The kW output of an EV charger is directly related to its charging speed. The higher the kW rating, the faster the charger can charge an EV. For instance, a

On the 30th December 2022 a new security regulation came into force affecting all EV Chargers sold in the UK. This is in addition to the regulations already introduced on 30th June 2022.

Due to manufacturing, component and supply chain issues, many manufacturers at present, do not have a unit available that fully complies to all regulations. This has left resellers with a significant amount of stock that does not meet the 30th December 2022 requirements and little or nothing to offer in its place. The OPSS understand the affect of this, not only on the supply chain but also on sustainability, no one wants to see these units end up in landfill because of an amendment to regulations. They have allowed Manufacturers and Resellers to apply for Enforcement undertakings to help the supply chain and allow the sell through of excess 30th June 2022 compliant units(details on regulations

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular as people search for more sustainable forms of transportation. However, there are a number of challenges currently facing the EV charging market including the security of chargers and the effect on the power grid . This is where the new smart charging regulations 2022 come in.

The Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Code of Practice (EVSCP) sets out the technical and operational requirements for EVSE that connects to the electricity distribution network in Great Britain. The EVSCP is mandatory and aims to ensure that EV chargers are installed, operated, and maintained safely and efficiently.

Smart charging regulations consist of a number of key elements, including time-of-use (TOU) rates, load management systems, and communication protocols which are outlined below. TOU rates incentivise EV owners to charge their vehicles at times when demand for electricity is lowest by offering lower rates for electricity used

If you are an electric vehicle driver, switching to an EV tariff will help you to save significantly on the cost of charging your car at home.

Wondering which is the best EV tariff in the UK for you? The Intelligent Octopus tariff is currently one of the most popular EV tariffs available. In this blog we'll take a look at the tariff and the Ohme Home Pro EV Charger that allows you to take full advantage of the new tariff.

What is an EV Tariff?

EV tariffs allow users to charge their car affordably, by using low cost energy overnight when demand is at its lowest. Your energy usage is monitored half hourly and sent directly to your energy supplier through your smart meter. This allows your energy supplier to charge you at a rate set specifically for the time of day you are using your energy.

What is the Intelligent Octopus Tariff?

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Solo 3 Home

This user guide is written for drivers charging from home with the Pod Point Solo 3 EV Charger.

1. Connect your Solo 3 to Wi-Fi

Your Solo 3 should be connected to Wi-Fi during installation by your Pod Point Expert. If this is not possible or has not been completed, please see below for a quick guide on how to do it.
We’d recommend resetting your Solo 3 prior to starting this process via the consumer unit (fuse box) this will make the Pod Point Network easier to find and connect to. Please also ensure you have your Wi-Fi password ready and complete this steps as near to your Solo 3 as possible.