Schneider Electric EV charger installation

Schneider Electric chargers at a glance

Models listed

2

Supply

Single and three phase

Highest charging rate

22 kW

Solar charging

Not stated

Schneider Electric models and specifications

From Schneider Electric's Australian product pages and datasheets, checked 2 October 2026. “Not stated” means Schneider Electric doesn't publish it.

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Installing a Schneider Electric EV charger

• A licensed electrician must install a wall charger. They check your switchboard, your supply and where the charger will go.
• Single-phase homes in Queensland: since 1 October 2026, Energex and Ergon Energy Network allow a single-phase charger of up to 32 A (about 7.4 kW) without a network control device.
• Three-phase homes: Energex allows a charger of up to 22 kW (32 A per phase) without active management if it switches across all three phases together. The car also has to accept that rate.
• Extra work: Energex warns that switchboard upgrades, wiring, metering and safety measures can add to the cost. Ask for them to be itemised.

What a Schneider Electric EV charger quote should include

• The exact model, its charging rate on your supply, and whether it's tethered or a socket
• Cable run from the switchboard, and any switchboard or protection work, itemised
• Whether load management is set up, so the charger slows down when the house is using a lot of power
• App, scheduling and solar charging set-up
• Who handles warranty claims with Schneider Electric, and a certificate of compliance for the electrical work