SEVR EV Portable Charger (10A)
The lowest-priced RCM-registered portable charger we know of, with a 3-year warranty.
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The cheapest RCM-registered portable EV charger we sell is the SEVR 10A at $183.99 with free shipping, priced below every Australian retailer we found selling the identical model (checked 4 November 2026). Cheaper unbranded chargers exist online, but many aren't registered for sale in Australia, which can leave you without a local warranty and give your insurer questions to ask.
| Unbranded import | SEVR 10A from us | 7 kW wall charger | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Often $100–$170 | $183.99, free shipping | $1,200–$2,300 installed |
| RCM / EESS registered | Often not | Yes | Usually |
| Australian warranty | Rarely | 3 years (manufacturer) | Yes |
| Install cost | None | None | Included above |
| Range per 10-hour night | ~129 km if it holds up | ~129 km | A full charge for most EVs |
We only sell online and our suppliers dispatch straight from their Australian stock, so there's no showroom or warehouse in the price. You get the exact same model and part number, with the same manufacturer's warranty.
We checked every Australian retailer we could find selling the same models on 4 November 2026 and priced below them. If you find the same model cheaper at an Australian retailer, email sparkieevchargers@gmail.com with a link.
The lowest-priced RCM-registered portable charger we know of, with a 3-year warranty.
Faster, for a dedicated 15 A outlet.
Unbranded imports start lower, but the cheapest RCM-registered portable charger we know of is the SEVR 10A at $183.99 with free shipping from Sparkie EV (prices checked 4 November 2026).
Not always. Electrical equipment sold in Australia must meet local requirements and be registered by an Australian responsible supplier, shown by the RCM mark. Check the model on the EESS database at eess.gov.au.
Not necessarily. Charging speed is set by the plug and current: a 10 A charger adds about 13 km per hour whatever it costs. The difference is safety, compliance and warranty.
We price below every Australian retailer we found selling the same model. If you see the same model cheaper at an Australian retailer, email us a link.