Easee One

Who the Easee One suits

The Easee One is the future-proofing pick for households that have, or might add, more than one charger or EV. Its standout strength is dynamic load management: it shares available power intelligently across chargers so you can expand without upgrading your supply. It’s compact, lightweight and three-phase capable. It doesn’t natively divert solar, so PV owners who want self-consumption should look elsewhere. See how it stacks up against its closest rival in our Easee One vs Zaptec Go 2 comparison.

Key features

• Dynamic load balancing distributes power across multiple chargers automatically.
• Three-phase capable, so it suits higher-power installs and sites with a three-phase supply.
• Compact and lightweight, easy to site and neat on the wall.
• Companion app for scheduling, monitoring and access control.

What to check before you buy

• Might you add a second charger or EV? That’s where Easee’s load management earns its place — our two-car household charging guide covers what’s involved.
• You’ll need a cable, as it’s untethered. See whether a socketed charger suits you.
• No solar diversion, so PV owners should consider the myenergi Zappi.

Evova doesn’t sell chargers. Check whether your install could be part-funded through a grant, then find a home charger installer to fit it.