SEVR EV Portable Charger (10A)
Fits every standard power point. Longer warranty.
We sell both, so here's the honest comparison: they're built for different outlets.
Choose the SEVR 10A if you'll charge from standard power points: it fits any of them, adds about 13 km per hour and has a 3-year warranty. Choose the EVSE Australia 15A if you have, or will install, a dedicated 15 A outlet: it's about 50% faster (19 km per hour), has selectable 8/12/15 A current, a 6 m cable and a built-in RCD, but its plug won't fit a 10 A power point.
| SEVR 10A | EVSE Australia Mini 15A | |
|---|---|---|
| Part number | SV-SCXP-2.4-T5-W | OC-BN20-15A-T2 |
| Plug | Australian 10 A | Australian 15 A |
| Fits | Any standard power point (and 15 A outlets) | 15 A or 20 A outlets only |
| Current | 10 A max | 8 / 12 / 15 A selectable |
| Power | ~2.3 kW | ~3.45 kW |
| Range per hour | ~13 km | ~19 km |
| Cable | 4.5 m | 6 m |
| Protection | IP66, IK10; over-current, voltage and temperature | IP66; built-in RCD |
| Warranty | 3 years | 2 years |
| Price from us | $183.99 | $239 |
| Availability | In stock | Coming soon (waiting on compliance paperwork) |
Fits every standard power point. Longer warranty.
Faster, with selectable current, for a dedicated outlet.
Neither is better overall; they suit different outlets. SEVR's 10A fits any power point; EVSE Australia's 15A is faster but needs a dedicated 15 A outlet.
No. Its 15 A plug has a larger earth pin and won't fit a 10 A socket, and you should never use an adapter.
Yes. A 10 A plug fits a 15 A outlet and charges at 10 A speed.
SEVR confirmed to us that this model is RCM marked and EESS Level 1, and its responsible supplier is registered on the EESS database.