A smart EV home charger connects to WiFi and provides intelligent charging capabilities for your electric vehicle. These connected units offer several significant advantages over standard chargers.

Here are 4 key benefits of smart EV chargers:

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• Track charging sessions through a mobile app
• Download detailed energy consumption reports
• Monitor carbon intensity of charging (geCO2/km)
• Simplify expense reporting for work-related charging

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• Troubleshoot issues without on-site visits
• Quick resolution of common problems
• Reduced downtime through remote fixes
• Professional support when needed

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• Automatic software updates
• Compatibility with new EV models
• Access to latest features and improvements
• Long-term reliability improvements

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• Schedule charging during off-peak hours
• Save up to 70% on electricity costs with dual-rate tariffs
• Set weekly charging schedules
• Remote control via smartphone app
• Grid-friendly charging during high demand periods

The Pod Point Charge Scheduling feature allows you to take advantage of lower electricity rates during off-peak hours. For example, using EDF's GoElectric Exclusive 35 tariff (4.5p/kWh off-peak) versus standard rates (15p/kWh) can result in significant savings.

To maximize these benefits, the charger must be connected to WiFi, enabling access to new features and updates as they become available. This connectivity ensures your charging solution remains current and efficient throughout its lifetime.

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