The UK’s most popular EV Charger is now available In Australia

EO, the U.K’s leading EV Charging Station Manufacturer is now available in Australia through EVSE

EVSE has teamed up with British company EO charging to offer Australian EV Drivers the award-winning range of simple, reliable and intelligent EO charging stations. Discover the world’s most intelligent electric car chargers today.

Electricity Online (EO) is British manufacturer of smart-charging technologies, with all of their EVSE engineered and manufactured in the UK.

This is our vision – Electricity Online – a new energy ecosystem that removes a customers dependency on the grid through integrations with solar panels, battery storage and smart home devices. This will be efficiently controlled through eoApps, mobile and cloud services.

EVSE stocks the entire EO Range including Type 1 and Type 2 Tethered chargers, Single and Three Phase Universal Electric Car Chargers as well as the innovative EO Genius Charging range and EO Hub.

The EO Genius and EO Hub are the perfect solutions for commercial, fleet and apartment situations with one EO Hub able to put up to 30 Chargers online to provide dynamic load management, billing, and remote management. This can all easily be controlled via the eoCloud and eoAPP smartphone app. Over time, the eoHUB will get even smarter. In the near future it will integrate with the smart-grid, solar PV and battery storage; enabling you to generate revenue from grid-services and reduce (potentially remove) the requirement for upgrading your power supply.

Many EV drivers are choosing to install the smart system today, with the confidence of adding further chargers onto the network in the future as the demand increases. Put simply this is a future-proof system, which minimises the need for costly future upgrades.

For more information on the EO Charging Stations or other EVSE products contact our expert team on 1300 406 210.

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