Ohme ePod owner guide

Everything you need to run your charger day to day. Written for this unit specifically — the app and controls differ between chargers, so instructions for a different model will not match what you see.

Your first charge

The ePod is socketed, so you plug your cable into the charger as well as the car. We supply a Type 2 cable with every socketed unit — keep it in the boot.

  1. Plug the cable into the charger, then into your car.
  2. The status light confirms it has recognised the vehicle.
  3. Unplug at both ends when finished and stow the cable.

Connecting your tariff

Same as the Home Pro: Ohme reads your electricity plan and shifts charging into the cheapest half-hours around your departure time.

  1. In the Ohme app, add your energy supplier and tariff.
  2. Set a departure time and a target charge level.
  3. Ohme schedules the charge to be ready by then.

Looking after the cable

A socketed charger is only as reliable as its cable. Keep the connector ends clean and dry, coil it loosely rather than tightly, and do not drive over it. If the cable is damaged, stop using it and contact us.

Load balancing

Current sensors on your incoming supply keep the charger within what the house can safely draw, backing off automatically at busy moments.

If something looks wrong

Try a different cable end first — a socketed unit gives you that option, and a marginal connector is the most common cause. Then check the Ohme app. Email ev@volteire.ie if it persists.

Warranty and support

Your installation is covered by a 2-year Volt Éire workmanship warranty, and the charger unit carries a separate 3-year manufacturer warranty from Ohme. We handle manufacturer claims for you — one email to ev@volteire.ie covers both.

Still stuck?

Email ev@volteire.ie with your Eircode and a photo of the charger. We handle manufacturer claims for you, so you only need to talk to us.

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