EV Chargers
Ohme Home Pro 7kW Tethered (5m)
Tariff-aware charger with built-in screen and direct Octopus/Intelligent integration. 7kW tethered.
£444.00 ex VAT
How it scores
Scores based on published manufacturer specifications and weighted criteria — not lab testing. Methodology.
Specifications
- Supply phase
- single
- Max power (kW)
- 7.4
- Tethered
- Yes
- Connector
- Type 2
- IP rating
- IP55
- Cable length m
- 5
- Smart features
- tariff_scheduling, octopus_intelligent, built_in_sim, built_in_display, app_control
- Warranty
- 3
What I noticed
The Ohme Home Pro is the larger sibling of the ePod, featuring a built-in colour screen for live status display and direct integration with Octopus Intelligent Go (cheaper EV-specific tariff that requires Ohme or compatible hardware). The 7.4kW tethered variant ships with a 5m cable; an 8m version is also available.
Ohme's killer feature is the depth of tariff integration — the device speaks directly to Octopus, OVO and EDF to schedule charging during cheapest-rate windows without homeowner intervention. The built-in SIM means it works without your home WiFi. Solar diversion is supported but secondary; this is primarily a tariff-optimisation charger.
Who it suits
Households on Octopus Intelligent Go or similar EV tariffs — the integration is genuinely seamless and the cost savings vs flat-rate are substantial (typically £400-600/year for a 12k-mile-per-year EV).
What I'd watch for
Solar-divert algorithm is less sophisticated than Zappi or Hypervolt — for solar-first households, those are better picks. The Home Pro is bulkier than the ePod; if the built-in colour screen isn't important, the ePod offers similar tariff features at a lower price.
Sources — verified 4 June 2026
- Ohme, “Ohme Home Pro data sheet [7.4kW] — UK & IE” — ohme-ev.com
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