01 · UK 3-pin socket
Start with a 3-pin supply
A lower-output portable route for a suitable, compatible UK 3-pin socket.
See 3-pin chargingPortable charging, made clear
Clear charging.
Practical power.
Portable EV charging, CEE connections and practical energy hardware — with the specifications explained before you choose.
- UK plug options
- Clear product specifications
- Technical support
3.5–11 kW
Portable AC options
Type 2
Vehicle connection
UK-ready options
3-pin and CEE routes
Compatibility first
Specifications before checkout
Technical support
Help choosing the right setup
Clear delivery
Terms shown before purchase
Start with the power source
Choose by connection and use case.
Choose by the socket or use case you already have. We keep the technical differences visible, so the product page answers the questions that matter.
02 · Existing CEE supply
Charge at 7 or 11 kW
Portable higher-output charging from compatible CEE outlets.
See CEE charging
03 · Vehicle-to-load
Take power with you
Vehicle-specific V2L adapters for supported EVs.
Explore V2LA 30-second starting point
Which setup fits your available power supply?
This is a product guide, not an electrical assessment. Confirm the socket, supply and vehicle limits before ordering.
Up to 3.5 kW
3-pin to Type 2 portable charger
A straightforward overnight option for homes with a standard UK socket and no dedicated charging outlet.
Engineered around the decision
The important details should never be hidden in the small print.
Socket type, supply phase, maximum current and vehicle capability determine whether a charger is right for you. Our product pages are designed around those facts first.
3.5 kW
Standard UK socket route
7 kW
Single-phase CEE route
11 kW
Three-phase CEE route
Before you choose
The questions worth answering early.
A clearer starting point for portable charging, CEE power and V2L compatibility.
Do portable EV chargers need installation?
A 3-pin portable charger connects to a suitable existing socket. A CEE charger requires a compatible CEE outlet; if one needs to be installed, use a qualified electrician.
Will a Type 2 portable charger work with my car?
It is intended for vehicles with a Type 2 AC charging inlet, but the vehicle's onboard charger also determines the maximum charging rate. Check the model, year and inlet before ordering.
What is the difference between 7 kW and 11 kW?
They normally depend on the available electrical supply. A 7 kW setup is typically single phase, while 11 kW normally requires three-phase power and a vehicle that can accept 11 kW AC charging.
Are V2L adapters universal?
No. V2L support and connector requirements vary by vehicle manufacturer and model. Treat V2L as vehicle-specific and confirm compatibility before purchase.
Can I use the charger outdoors?
Check the exact product's ingress-protection rating, operating-temperature range and socket guidance. The product page should state these specifications for the selected model.