Choosing a home EV charger starts with your vehicle and electrical supply. These guides explain what to check before you buy, so you can compare suitable configurations and discuss installation with a qualified electrician.
Start with charging power
7.4 kW, 11 kW or 22 kW? Learn what these AC ratings mean, why the charging power at your car may be lower than the EV charger rating, and which details to confirm at your property. Read the charging power guide.
CEE plug or hardwired input?
The input connection determines where and how a charger can be installed. Compare the Q Series CEE and hardwired versions, check the rated supply, and distinguish the input plug from the Type 2 vehicle socket. Read the Q input connection guide.
Check the exact configuration
Before ordering, compare the selected model’s input connection, vehicle cable or socket arrangement, rated power and included accessories with your vehicle and site. A qualified electrician should assess a fixed installation. Compare the available Q Series EV chargers.
Comparing 11 kW wallboxes with DLB
Looking at a WityCharge 11 kW wallbox and a WityPower F Series EV charger? Compare the specified WityCharge model with the F Series, including dynamic load balancing, required accessories, cable configuration and delivery questions.
Need product help?
For model-specific questions, setup information, delivery and returns, visit Contact & Support. If you are unsure which input or power level suits your installation, ask before ordering.