The ZAPPI-2H07TB-G is a 7kW single-phase tethered Type 2 EV charger in black, built for homes that want smart charging, solar integration and a fixed lead.

For domestic properties with a standard single-phase supply, this version of zappi suits buyers who want the convenience of a permanently attached charging cable, the flexibility to charge from solar or grid power, and a colour finish that sits more quietly against darker exteriors. The tethered black model is especially useful where the vehicle usually parks in the same place each day and the household wants a charger that is quick to use without handling a separate cable every time. Built-in WiFi and Ethernet, CT-based energy monitoring, ECO, ECO+ and FAST charge modes, and the current -G smart charge point compliance package make it a detailed, feature-led option rather than a basic wallbox. It also fits neatly into the wider myenergi ecosystem for households already thinking about solar diversion, home battery storage or broader home energy control.

• 7kW single-phase EV charger for 230V domestic supplies
• Tethered Type 2 charging cable with 6.5m lead
• Built-in WiFi and Ethernet for app control and updates
• ECO, ECO+ and FAST charging modes
• Supplied with one CT clamp and 5m cable for single-phase setup
• 6mA DC residual current protection and built-in PEN fault protection
• IP65 enclosure, IK10 impact rating, indoor or outdoor permanent mounting
• Black finish for darker brickwork, cladding and anthracite details

7kW tethered charging for daily home use

A 7kW single-phase charger is the natural fit for most UK homes because it matches the supply arrangement found on most domestic properties and delivers the overnight charging performance most EV drivers actually need. On this tethered version, the practical gain is speed of use rather than faster electrical output. The lead is already there when the car arrives, so the daily routine becomes park, plug in and leave the charger to do the rest. That matters on working households where the charger is used frequently and convenience matters just as much as technical specification. A fixed 6.5m cable also gives more reach than many shorter tethered home chargers, which helps when the car is not always reversed into exactly the same position or where the charge port location varies between vehicles.

Solar charging, tariff control and battery awareness

zappi’s real appeal is that it does more than simply push power into a vehicle. ECO mode blends self-generated energy with imported power and continuously adjusts charge current in response to household demand and available generation. ECO+ goes further by pausing charging when surplus generation drops away, which is the mode many solar households prefer when the aim is to prioritise self-consumption rather than guaranteed charging speed. FAST mode turns the unit into a conventional full-rate charger when the car simply needs energy as quickly as the supply allows. That gives one charger three genuinely different behaviours. The platform is also built to work alongside battery storage systems, and programmable charging schedules make it easier to line charging up with cheaper off-peak windows rather than charging at the most expensive times of day.

WiFi, Ethernet and app control without extra hub hardware

Connectivity is built into the current zappi platform, so there is no need to specify a separate hub just to get remote monitoring and smart control. Built-in WiFi gives installers a straightforward route where the charger is within reliable router range, while Ethernet offers a more stable hard-wired option where signal quality is poor or where the homeowner wants a more fixed setup. Once connected, the charger can be controlled through the myenergi app for charge scheduling, mode changes and general monitoring. Charge and event logging, automatic firmware checking and remote access add value over time rather than only on day one. For buyers comparing home EV chargers, that matters because smart features are only useful when they are simple to live with, and the current zappi platform is designed to keep those day-to-day controls accessible rather than hidden behind extra hardware or awkward setup steps.

Built-in PEN and DC protection for simpler installs

Protection features are one of the main reasons installers continue to specify zappi on domestic jobs. The charger includes built-in PEN fault protection for TN-C-S supplies and 6mA DC residual current protection with RDC-DD characteristics in accordance with EN 62955. In practical terms, that built-in PEN protection can remove the need for an additional earth rod on many PME installations, which helps simplify site work and reduce the amount of extra hardware needed around the charger position. Dynamic load balancing is also available as an optional setting to limit the current drawn from the unit supply or the grid, which can be useful on properties where headroom needs to be managed more carefully. Installers still need to design the full circuit correctly and comply with current wiring regulations, but the charger itself brings together several of the protections that buyers and electricians now expect on a modern home charge point.

Why a 6.5m tethered lead changes the user experience

The difference between tethered and untethered is not only visual. It changes how the charger is used every day. A 6.5m integrated Type 2 lead makes this version a better fit for households that want the simplest possible routine, especially where charging happens every night or where the car is often parked outside in poor weather. There is no separate cable to unpack, dry off, store in the boot or remember before leaving for a trip. The lead can be wrapped around the unit and secured in the integrated cable holster, which keeps the frontage tidier than a loose cable left on the ground. That convenience is often underestimated at the point of purchase, but it becomes one of the most appreciated differences after installation, particularly on family homes with one main EV and a predictable parking layout.

Black EV charger for darker exterior finishes

Colour is not just aesthetic on a front elevation. It changes how visible the charger feels once installed. The black version usually sits more discreetly on dark brick, black timber cladding, anthracite windows, composite doors and darker garage surrounds than the white model. That matters most on tethered chargers because the lead is visible between sessions and the whole installation becomes part of the outside appearance of the property. Built with an IP65 enclosure and IK10 impact resistance, the charger is designed for permanent outdoor mounting as well as indoor installation, so the housing finish needs to work in real exposed environments rather than only look good in showroom images. For buyers who already know they want a fixed cable, the black housing often makes the overall installation feel less visually dominant on darker façades.

Accessories and system add-ons that make sense

The supplied CT clamp and 5m lead give the charger the core current-sensing hardware it needs for its energy-aware features, but zappi can also sit within a wider home energy setup if the property needs more flexibility. Where running hard-wired CT cabling is awkward, the myenergi harvi can help reduce difficult cable runs. Homes already diverting surplus generation to hot water often pair the charger with the myenergi eddi so vehicle charging and domestic energy diversion sit within the same ecosystem. Properties without a suitable wall position can also use the zappi pedestal for freestanding installation. Buyers comparing options across the wider home EV chargers range will usually find that zappi becomes more compelling as soon as solar, broader home energy management or awkward installation layouts enter the conversation.

Choosing between tethered and untethered zappi

Choose the tethered black model when the vehicle parks in a predictable position, a fixed lead suits the household, and the exterior works better with a darker finish. That combination makes everyday charging faster and removes one more thing to handle in bad weather or at the end of a long day. An untethered version is usually more suitable where the homeowner wants the cleanest possible look between charges, expects to use different cable lengths, or wants to rely on the cable already supplied with the car. The white tethered version keeps the same charging format and electrical capability but changes the visual fit for lighter rendered walls and pale masonry. Within the myenergi range at myenergi, the key buying decision is usually not power output on single-phase homes, but whether the property and user routine are better matched to a fixed lead or a socketed front.

FAQs about the 7kW tethered black zappi

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