EV Charger Review

VCHRGD Seven Pro and TwentyTwo Pro Review

VCHRGD EV chargers are a strong option for UK drivers seeking a smart, feature-rich chargers that deliver the design, connectivity and control expected from a modern EV charging unit. Available as 7kW and 22kW the Pro range supports solar charging, includes RFID access control and uses OCPP 1.6J for back-end platform integration. It is also compact, neat on the wall and well priced.

This review provides a clear, factual look at what each unit offers.

VCHRGD Seven Pro

VCHRGD Seven Pro is a 7.4kW charger designed for single-phase supplies. It works well for homes and small workplaces.

Key specifications and features

• Dynamic load balancing — included CT clamp helps prevent overloading your main electricity supply
• PEN protection built-in, which simplifies installation and can reduce costs by removing the need for extra earth work in many cases
• Solar integration monitors solar export with 1 or 2 CT inputs, allowing you to use free solar energy for charging
• WiFi, Bluetooth, and RFID as standard — 4G available as an optional extra
• OCPP 1.6 compatible with many back-end charging management systems
• Available untethered (Type 2 socket) or tethered with 5m or 7.5m Type 2 cable
• AC 30mA + DC 6mA leakage protection, under/over voltage protection, temperature monitoring
• 300mm (L) x 180mm (H) x 90mm (D), around 3kg without cable, 4kg with cable

The charger has a clean two-tone matte and glossy black design that looks modern and professional in any setting. It also supports local RFID card authorisation and has LED status lights plus mobile app control.

VCHRGD TwentyTwo Pro

The TwentyTwo Pro is the more powerful option, delivering up to 22kW on a three-phase supply. It is built for higher-demand environments such as busy workplaces, fleet depots, commercial sites and destination charging.

Key specifications and features

• Dynamic load balancing hard-wired with CT clamps included in the box
• PEN protection built-in as standard
• Integrated 4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, and RFID — very well connected out of the box
• Full OCPP 1.6 compliance for integration with charging networks and management platforms
• Push-fit modular system with increased wiring space for easier installation
• Cable lock feature available to secure a user's own cable
• Full protection suite including 30mA AC + 6mA DC leakage, PEN fault detection, voltage, temperature and current safeguards
• 300mm (L) x 180mm (H) x 90mm (D), approximately 3.5kg

The TwentyTwo Pro shares the same attractive two-tone black design. It is particularly strong for sites that need faster charging and reliable remote management.

Shared features and strengths

Both models have several important things in common:

Which charger should you choose?

Both chargers are straightforward to install and use and they come with good long-term support.