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Australian home EV charger profile

EV charger brandEvnex

X22

Three-phase homes with an EV that can actually use 11 or 22 kW AC, or sites planning controlled access and multiple chargers.

Our opinion · cited research22 kWChecked 27 July 2026
Evnex X22Equipment allowance $1,699
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Product facts

What it can deliver.

Maximum wallbox power is not the same as the power every car will accept.

Power variants
22 kW
Supply
3-phase
Vehicle connection
5 m tethered Type 2 or universal socket; socket version does not include a charging cable
Solar-aware charging
Included CT-based solar diversion with single/three-phase switching for lower solar-export thresholds
Dynamic load management
Three included 100 A CTs support household overload protection, load balancing and multi-charger control
OCPP
Supported
Smart-home control
OCPP listed — confirm the third-party endpoint, firmware and adjustable-current support.
App / platform
Evnex app; CP Link fleet tools are aimed at business installations
Outdoor protection
Weather-resistant enclosure; exact Australian IP rating is not stated on the current sales page
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, LTE-M cellular and Ethernet; 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
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Our opinion

The buying view.

EDITORIAL OPINION - BASED ON THE CITED RESEARCH
“The X22 is justified only when the vehicle and three-phase supply can use the speed or its enterprise controls matter. Evnex lists $1,699 charger-only and $2,964 with standard installation, but the electrician must confirm the site's three-phase capacity and the car's AC limit.”
Equipment allowance
$1,699 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.
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Cons and watch-outs

What to verify.

  • Most Australian EVs cannot accept the full 22 kW AC rate.
  • Professional installation is required and is not included in the $1,699 hardware price.
  • Socketed units need a separate Type 2 cable, and the published $2,964 standard-install price can rise with site complexity.

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$1,699 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.

Australian supply or installer channel

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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Evidence trail

Check the sources.

Evnex Australia X22Open product source ↗Australian supply or installation evidenceCheck current availability ↗Australian Government home charging guidanceOpen guidance ↗Is something outdated?Send a correction →

Evidence check

Last checked

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

What changed

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