A home charger, installed properly
For villas: choose a 7 to 22 kW AC charger, add certified installation in the same checkout, and charge overnight on your own supply.
Choosing the right power
Your supply and your car decide the useful size, not the biggest number on the box.
Single-phase supply
7.4 kW
About 7 kWh for every hour plugged in. Enough to refill a daily commute overnight.
Three-phase supply
11 kW
About 11 kWh an hour, if your car's onboard charger accepts three-phase AC.
Three-phase supply
22 kW
About 22 kWh an hour for cars that accept 22 kW AC. Many cars stop at 11 kW, so check yours first.
The site survey confirms what your supply and main breaker can take before anything is installed.
What the installation includes
Site survey
The installer checks the supply, breaker capacity and cable route, and confirms the charger fits.
Installation
Mounting, cabling and protection to the approvals required in your emirate.
Commissioning
Safety and connection tests, with photos and a checklist you can see in your account.
Warranty
Registered automatically by serial number. Claims start from your order.
Outdoors, in July
Carports get hot. Every listing shows the charger's IP rating and operating temperature, and Gulf-heat rated models are marked so you can filter for them.
Away from home
The same account works on the public network: find a station, see the price in AED including VAT, reserve and pay in the app.
How it works
Pick a charger
Filter by power, connector and Gulf-heat rating.
Add installation
Installation is priced at checkout, before you pay.
Survey and install
Choose a slot. The installer surveys, installs and commissions.
Plug in
Your warranty is active and the charger shows in your account.
Not sure what your villa can take?
Ask for a survey first. An installer checks your supply and recommends a charger before you buy.