Evnex X22 Installs

Yes. The X22 is a strong fit for compatible three-phase homes that want more charging capacity or tighter control than a standard home charger.

It is not the default answer for every house. We usually recommend it when your home has compatible supply and you will genuinely benefit from faster AC charging, RFID access, or a more scalable setup.

To get the full 22kW output, your home needs compatible three-phase supply. That is the main reason the X22 suits some properties and not others.

The charger also supports phase switching, which gives more flexibility than a fixed three-phase-only setup, but we still check the actual supply arrangement before recommending it.

That depends on the vehicle and the home supply, but Evnex publishes guide figures of up to 75km of range per hour at 11kW and up to 120km per hour at 22kW.

The important part is not just the headline number. We also look at how the charger will actually be used, because some homes need consistent shared charging more than maximum theoretical speed.

Yes, the X22 includes phase switching, which allows it to operate on single-phase or three-phase depending on the home arrangement.

That does not mean every home automatically gets the same result, so we still check the supply, switchboard, and intended use before we lock in the design.

That depends on who will use the charger. Tethered is convenient when one cable suits the home and you want fast daily use. Socketed can make more sense where users may bring their own cable or the setup is shared.

We usually decide this based on vehicle mix, parking layout, and whether the home is private, shared with family, or part of a strata setup.

Yes. Evnex positions all of its chargers as solar-capable, and the X22 can be configured to work with scheduled charging and solar-aware behaviour where your home supports it.

For some homes, load management is the bigger conversation. Solar can make the X22 a cleaner and cheaper way to charge during the day.

Load balancing helps the charger respond to what the rest of the home is doing instead of treating the available supply as infinite. That is important on busy switchboards and multi-use properties.

The X22 includes CTs for this reason, and we set them up so the charger behaves sensibly when other large loads are running.

Yes. RFID access control is one of the X22 features that makes it useful in households with multiple drivers, shared home parking, and other setups where access needs control.

We can explain the practical setup during quoting so you know whether RFID will solve a real problem at your home or just add unnecessary complexity.

The X22 can use Wi-Fi, LTE-M cellular, and Ethernet. That gives more options than a typical home-only charger.

We still check which connection method is the most reliable for the mounting location, because smart features are only useful when the charger can stay properly connected.

Yes. That is one of the clearest reasons to choose it for residential use. The X22 suits compatible three-phase homes that want controlled, visible charging for more than one vehicle.

It can also be configured so multiple charging sessions share available supply safely, which helps when two EVs need dependable charging at home.

It is designed to work with the vast majority of EVs used in Australia. As always, unusual imports or older Type 1 vehicles may need an adapter or a different approach.

If you are unsure, send us the make and model when you request a quote and we can confirm compatibility before installation day.

We can do either. If you want a complete supply-and-install package, we can quote that. If you already own a new X22, we can also quote install-only and commissioning.

The important part is confirming the charger variant and home suitability before the installation day, especially where access control, communications, or shared use are involved.

We inspect the switchboard, confirm the mounting point, run the dedicated circuit, install the CTs, mount the charger, test the hardware, and set up the smart features that apply to your home.

Straightforward installs can be completed quickly, while longer cable runs, board work, or shared-home access needs can extend the job.

The main variables are switchboard condition, supply arrangement, distance to the charger location, cable routing difficulty, and whether extra protection or remedial work is needed.

Yes, outdoor installation is common where the location is sensible and the charger remains practical to use. We still choose the mounting point carefully to protect access, cable handling, and long-term reliability.

If the home has unusual exposure, shared access, or higher risk of damage, we factor that into the mounting plan before installation day.

Evnex chargers are designed and manufactured in New Zealand, not rebranded generic imports. They’re backed by local support teams across Australia and New Zealand, with over 10,000 customers.

As a local installer, we deal directly with the Evnex team when needed, so you're supported on both sides of the install.

The X22 is Evnex's three-phase, higher-capacity charger — 22kW with RFID, Ethernet, and multi-charger server/client management. The E2 Core and E2 Plus are 7.4kW single-phase chargers designed for standard home installations.

If you have single-phase supply or just need a straightforward home charger, the E2 range is usually the better fit. If you have compatible three-phase supply and need faster charging, RFID, or advanced control features, the X22 is the one to ask about.