The Hypervolt Home 3 Pro HV3PROAASG075T2 is a Space Grey 7.4kW tethered EV charger for a 230V AC, 50Hz single-phase supply, with a fixed 7.5m Type 2 lead and an IP66 enclosure. It suits domestic wall or pole installations where the charger cannot be positioned directly beside the regular vehicle inlet. This variant provides the middle cable length in the range, adding reach while remaining easier to manage than the 10m version.

• 7.4kW maximum output with a 32A rated current
• 230V AC, 50Hz single-phase incoming supply
• Fixed 7.5m Mode 3 cable with Type 2 connector
• 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth LE 4.2 and optional Ethernet
• Internal 6mA DC RCD-DD with integrated PEN protection
• 328mm high x 243mm wide x 101mm deep, 6.9kg, Space Grey
• IP66 ingress protection with IK10 impact resistance

How do the app and solar modes work?

The Hypervolt app provides timed schedules, charging records, access locking, maximum-current settings and adjustable LED controls. Boost allows normal charging, Eco combines available solar generation with grid electricity and Super Eco is the surplus-solar-only mode.

The supplied primary CT clamp measures total property demand and detects exported solar generation. The same measurement supports automatic load management, allowing charging current to reduce when household demand approaches the configured service limit.

Current official support is available for Intelligent Octopus Go and OVO Charge Anytime. Setup is completed through the relevant energy-provider app and remains subject to the provider's account, smart-meter and tariff requirements.

Where does the 7.5m cable help?

The middle-length lead suits driveways where a 5m cable may become tight when a vehicle is reversed, parked slightly off-centre or replaced with a model that has its inlet in another position. It also provides useful routing distance where the charger is mounted on a garage wall or beside the parking bay rather than directly alongside the inlet.

The enclosure doubles as a cable holder and the connector is stored in a separate holster. The intended route should avoid gates, steps, vehicle wheels and frequently used walking areas. Buyers comparing cable options can view the wider Hypervolt charger range.

What protection must be provided?

Internal PEN fault protection allows the charger to be connected to a suitable PME supply without an additional earth electrode. The charger also contains 6mA DC residual-current detection, but neither feature removes the need for external AC protection.

Hypervolt requires an individual double-pole RCD rated at least Type A. A separate overcurrent device is also required, with the installation guide stating that the electrician should assess whether a 32A or 40A device is suitable for the circuit conditions.

The CT connection can be extended up to 50m using Cat5e cable or up to 100m using HyperConnect or EV-Ultra cable. Rear and underside cable entries must be sealed correctly to retain the enclosure rating.

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