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We install EV chargers from myenergi, Ohme and Hypervolt, with prices starting from £899 for an Ohme ePod, including charger and installation. You can 

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What EV charger brands do you offer at Octopus Energy?

Our charger installations start from £899 for an Ohme ePod charger including standard installation, up to £1,150 for a Hypervolt Home 3 Pro – 

 Plus you could save an additional 88% vs public charging when you charge your car at home. 

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How much does it cost to have an EV charger installed by Octopus Energy?

"Tethered" refers to a cable that is permanently connected to the charging unit on one end.

In contrast, "untethered" means the cable connects to your car on one end and to the charging box on the other, allowing you to use your own cable, such as the one that came with your EV.

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What are 'tethered' and 'untethered' cables for EV chargers?

What are 'tethered' and 'untethered' cables?

Our tethered EV chargers typically have cables that range from 5 to 8 metres, which is generally sufficient for most homes where the charger is installed outside and the car is parked on a driveway. The length will depend on where you like to park your car, and keep in mind that any unused cable length can be rolled up by the charger when not in use. 

Our Ohme ePod chargers come without a tethered cable, so you can buy a cable length of your choice to plug in. 

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