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Elecq are pathetic and keep dropping connection to my households 1gb full fibre broadband which my router is 2ft away from the charger. Don't bother signing up to an EV Tarrif from your energy provider as setting this charger to run at a certain time (when your EV Tarrif is at it's lowest price) dosen't work. Energy companys are in colude or should go after Elecq, i'll let them choose.
I used to have another EV charger, but it kept randomly stopping, which got annoying fast. That’s why I switched to Elecq Home—I wanted something that would last and work without issues. It’s not the cheapest charger out there, so I needed it to be worth the price. I had my electrician hardwire it, and since my wiring was already set up, he just had to hook it up to the charger. He actually told me this was one of the easiest installs he’s done. Most chargers take two to three hours to install, but this one was done in one hour—which saved me money on labor. Honestly, that alone made this a great buy.
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