Compact socket upgrade

Ohme ePod

The compact socketed Ohme. Same tariff-aware charging as the Home Pro in a smaller housing with a Type 2 socket instead of a fixed cable, so the cable stows in the car and the wall stays tidy between charges. We supply the Type 2 cable.

Installed price
€2,099
SEAI grant
-€300
Net cost
€1,799

All-in: the charger, standard Safe Electric installation, commissioning, certification support and your SEAI grant paperwork.

Ohme ePod socketed 7.4 kW EV charger, black, showing the Type 2 socket cover and status bar.

Who it suits

Drivers who want Ohme scheduling and prefer a removable cable to a charger screen.

What stands out

  • A Type 2 socket lets you remove and stow the charging cable.
  • The Ohme app plans charging around your entered tariff, target and ready-by time.
  • A compact screenless unit keeps the wall clear of a permanently attached cable.

Worth knowing

Check these practical differences before choosing your charger.

  • You need a Type 2 cable to charge — we supply one with every socketed unit
  • A cable to fetch and connect each time, unlike a tethered charger

Ohme app

The same app as the Home Pro: tariff-aware scheduling around a departure time and target charge.

Load balancing and solar

Two things people mix up, so worth separating. Load balancing stops the charger overloading your house. Solar diversion is about charging on electricity you have generated yourself. They use similar hardware, but they are not the same feature.

Dynamic load balancing — DLB included

Dynamic load balancing is fitted as standard, using current sensors on your incoming supply so the charger backs off when the house is drawing heavily.

It works using CT clamps — current sensors that clip around your incoming supply cable and measure what the whole house is drawing. If the shower and the oven come on mid-charge, the charger can reduce or pause charging within the commissioned installation limit, then resume as capacity becomes available. The contractor sets that limit using the agreed supply capacity, household demand, cables and protective devices. A fuse rating alone does not establish the limit.

With home solarDiverts surplus

Eligible ePod setups can use surplus solar through the Ohme app. Solar Boost may draw grid power to reach your target. Check which solar modes are available for your charger and software.

The CT clamp included in our installation, a working sensor reading, internet access and an eligible charger/software setup.

Either way, exporting surplus earns you the feed-in rate while using it yourself offsets the full unit rate — which is why diversion pays on a sunny afternoon. How solar and load balancing work.

Specifications

ModelOhme ePod
Power output7.4 kW
SupplySingle phase, 32 A
ConnectorUntethered Type 2 socket, Type 2 cable supplied
ControlsThree touch buttons and indicator lights
Connectivity3G/4G multi-network SIM
Dimensions (H × W × D)230 × 140 × 100 mm
Manufacturer warranty3 years
SEAI grantEligible — registered smart charger

Source: https://ohme-ev.com/ie/our-chargers/.

What's included — end to end

Choose your charger. Your confirmed Standard Installation package price covers the charger, installation, SEAI grant paperwork, certification and aftercare. You deal with one team, and we guide you through the final SEAI declaration after installation.

SEAI grant — end to end

We submit your SEAI application, monitor the Letter of Offer, manage the 6-month deadline, and guide you through the final declaration after installation.

Safe Electric installation

A Safe Electric registered electrician installs your charger to current I.S. 10101 wiring rules, with appropriate protection, isolation, earthing, and bonding checks.

Up to code, every time

Photos help identify possible electrical upgrades. The installer checks earthing, required bonding, the fuseboard and supply on site. We explain and agree any additional work before it proceeds; defects affecting the charger must be resolved before connection.

Certification on completion

You receive Safe Electric completion certification after installation. SEAI needs it for the grant claim; keep it for your insurer and if you sell.

One price for your selected package

Your selected charger, Standard Installation, all materials, grant paperwork and certification — from €1,599 all-in (from €1,299 after the approved €300 SEAI grant). Each charger and configuration has its own fixed package price.

Aftercare + warranty cover

2-year workmanship warranty plus a 3- to 5-year manufacturer warranty, depending on the charger — and you only ever deal with one team.

What if my home needs more than Standard?

Some Irish homes need additional work before a charger can go in safely — an older fuseboard, unclear earthing or gas/water bonding, an indoor or prepay meter, or ESB Networks having to confirm capacity. In those cases:

  • A Safe Electric electrician inspects on a pre-approval visit and quotes the extras transparently — before you commit to anything.
  • Pricing for any extras follows the Safe Electric electrician's specification and is quoted before you book.
  • We still handle the SEAI grant end-to-end — eligibility check, application, declaration, refund.
  • The contractor checks the existing installation for the new circuit and provides the required Safe Electric certification on completion.

Additional work is agreed before it proceeds. Photos help us assess the scope and price before booking. The installer still checks and tests on site, where further issues can become apparent. The conditional €300 SEAI grant is separate from the cost of additional work.

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