CHARGING SPEED 6.6 kW
Get the Right Mazda Charging Station
Mazda’s range of EVs will give you the choice you deserve. Coupled with EVSE’s fully certified charging stations, you can rest assured that your Mazda will be ready to tackle your daily commute. EVSE charging stations are fully certified to Australian standards and compatible with all Mazda models.
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Universal
Whether it’s the Mazda CX-90 or the Mazda MX-30 we charge all Mazda models and every vehicle on the Australian market.
Installation
Our installation team has years of experience installing EV chargers. They work alongside our electrician engineering team to ensure that we have the best charging solution possible.
On-Site Evaluation
Our on-site evaluations follow a strict checklist on what potential problems may occur on a site. We then make recommendations on these problems in our proposal.
Reduce Your Bills
EVSE chargers reduce the amount spend on public charging stations. This also gives you an easy and convenient location to recharge your vehicle.
Warranty
Our products are covered by IP and IK rankings that can withstand mechanical impact, rust and weather conditions. Our Mazda chargers are covered by market leading warranties.
Charge Smarter. Charge Faster.
Use our smart Car Guides to indicate which charger can charge your car the quickest.
Frequently Asked Questions on Mazda Charging Stations
Electric vehicles are rapidly changing, and you need a charger that can keep up to date with these changes. Our smart home system is a market-leading product that can change the way Australians refuel their vehicles
Home Charging Behavior
What is the difference between level 1 and level 2 Mazda charger?
Level 1 charging refers to the portable 10amp and 15amp chargers. These chargers are light and flexible but do not have the charging speeds of a level 2 charger. For most PHEVs, a 15amp portable charger is the most appropriate solution. For larger PHEVs or fully electric vehicles, a level 2 AC charger is recommended. These chargers require installation and charge at a much faster speed than a level 1 charger. These chargers come in single and three-phase and can effectively charge every car on the market.
What is a Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)?
A PHEV is an advanced vehicle that uses either an electric motor or an internal combustion engine (ICE) to power the vehicle. The ICE engine can also be used in EV mode when strong acceleration is required. We have found that PHEV is a good solution for EV drivers who have limited access to charging stations or drive long distances daily. Having a PHEV means that you will still need petrol to refuel your vehicle. However, a PHEV still runs at a consumption rate much lower than a regular ICE.
Home charging speeds are dependent on the power supply, AC or DC charging supply, and the vehicle. Our electrician can determine the available power at your home and determine the right solution for you. DC is not recommended for home.
*external factors such as state of charge, temperature, and load management can affect speed
Home Mazda Charger Installation
Charge your Mazda at home or work by installation a high powered Mazda charger
Home Mazda Charger Installation Cost
For residential installations, we offer a fixed-price Mazda charging station installation service. A home charger gives you the comfort and convenience of being fully charged every day. For larger Commercial sites we recommend an electrician provide a complimentary site survey to determine the cost of a Mazda Charger installation. We then provide you with a report and a fixed price. We make charging your Mazda easy.
Mazda Home Charger Installation
Upgrade your charging speed with a Level 2 Mazda wall charging station install. Better yet upgrade to our smart solar systems to take advantage of clean energy.
Take advantage of our fixed-price installation service. We make owning an electric Mazda easy.
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Electric Vehicle Charging has never been easier
Whether you purchase a PHEV or a BEV or an EVSE smart system or basic system, charging has never been easier. The chargers use a simple plug-and-play system that requires the user to plug the charging cable into their vehicle. Important things to consider when charging can be:
- Type of cable that your vehicle takes
- Where your vehicle’s outlet is located
- What type of cable the charging station requires
Start your electrification journey
Choose from our range of high quality bespoke charging systems to suit your home, commercial & fleet requirements.
Your electrification journey starts by chatting with one of our experts, we’re here to help.
