Seller Refurbished. 60 day warranty.
Compatiblity ModelsNotes Below:
NissanLeaf (2018+ Gen 2), AriyaExtremely forgiving AC onboard chargers. Note: Older Gen 1 Leafs require a Type 1 to Type 2 adapter cable.
Volkswagen GroupVW ID.3, ID.4, ID.5, Cupra Born,
Skoda Enyaq iVStandard onboard chargers negotiate reliably with legacy Pod Point CP/PP signals.
Hyundai / KiaKona Electric, Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6, Kia e-Niro, EV6Highly compliant 7.4 kW / 11 kW AC onboard chargers across all model years.
TeslaModel 3, Model YWorks seamlessly via standard Type 2 AC charging on all Pod Point units.
MGMG4 EV, MG5 EV, ZS EVReliable AC handshaking.
BMW / MiniBMW i4, iX3, Mini ElectricHighly tolerant onboard systems with consistent earth-monitoring compatibility.
Renault / DaciaZoe (Phase 2, 2019+ R135/ZE50), Dacia SpringNote: Early Phase 1 Zoes (Chameleon charger) can be sensitive to earth loop impedance, but post-2019 models work fine

​Pod Point Solo home charging station. This is the 3.75kW / 7KW 16A model, which is highly sought after for homes where electrical capacity is limited or where a 7kW charger might overload the main fuse.
Comes with 5m charging cable with CCS connector for modern cars.
Type 2 Charger EV with Tethered Charging Cable
This unit does not work with Wi-Fi.

​Key Features & Specs:

​Power Output: 3.75kW (16A)
​Tethered Lead: Includes a 4.5m Type 2 cable 3.75kw cable. You will need a different cable to charge at 7 kw.
(the standard for almost all modern EVs like Tesla, VW, Hyundai, Kia, etc.).
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​DNO Friendly: Because this is a 16A unit, it falls under "Connect and Notify" rules. It is much easier for an electrician to approve than 7kW units, especially in older properties with 60A main fuses.
Excellent working order, minor cosmetic wear on the casing]. The unit has been professionally decommissioned and is ready for a new installation.

​Important Note for the Buyer:

​To comply with UK building regulations and DNO requirements, this unit must be installed by a qualified electrician. They will handle the "Connect and Notify" paperwork with your local grid operator (DNO)