Australian home EV charger profile

EV charger brandEvnex

E2 Core

Single-phase homes wanting included solar diversion, household overload protection and local Evnex support.

Our opinion · cited research7.4 kWChecked 27 July 2026
Evnex E2 CoreEquipment allowance $1,099
Power variants
7.4 kW
Supply
1-phase
Vehicle connection
5 m tethered Type 2
Solar-aware charging
Included CT-based solar-export diversion independent of inverter brand
Dynamic load management
CT-based home overload protection; correct sensor installation and commissioning are required
OCPP
Supported
Smart-home control
OCPP listed — confirm the third-party endpoint, firmware and adjustable-current support.
App / platform
Evnex app
Outdoor protection
Weather-resistant enclosure; Snow colour is recommended for indoor use only
Connectivity
Wi-Fi; smart features depend on the Evnex cloud
Bidirectional status
Not listed
Warranty
4 years residential; 3 years when commercially installed
Energy integrations
Any solar · Any battery · Amber Electric · OCPP
EDITORIAL OPINION - BASED ON THE CITED RESEARCH
The Core is the sensible Evnex starting point for a home that already has solar. Its official $1,099 price is charger-only; Evnex lists a $2,000 standard-install package, but switchboard work, cable route and site conditions can change the final quote.
Equipment allowance
$1,099 before professional installation.
Installation planning range
About $800–$1,500 for straightforward work; commonly $1,500–$3,000+ with longer runs, upgrades or strata complexity.
  • Professional installation is required and is not included in the $1,099 hardware price.
  • Smart control, monitoring and updates depend on internet access; Evnex documents limited offline operation without smart features.
  • The Core omits the E2 Plus model's 4G, longer lead and Tesla-specific controls.

Ask the installer to identify the exact model, protection, CTs/meters, cable route, commissioned current and energy-platform compatibility in writing.

Australian price & purchase layer

Price and availability

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Equipment allowance$1,099 AUD

Hardware planning figure, not a live retailer quote.

Straightforward installation$800–$1,500

Indicative only; switchboard, cable run and protection affect the quote.

Complex installation$1,500–$3,000+

Long runs, upgrades and strata work can cost more.

Ask for an itemised installed quote covering the charger, load management, metering or CTs, protection, cable route, commissioning and any energy-platform integration.

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Specifications last checked
8 September 2026
Price last checked
8 September 2026
Australian availability last checked
8 September 2026

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