Home Charging
From daily driveway charging to solar-aware charging and tariff strategies, PlugStream helps households choose the right charger format and keep the whole setup simple to live with.
Read the latest launch update in our PlugStream 7 family blog post.

What Matters At Home
PlugStream home charging is designed around daily habits, household energy use, installation practicality, and the flexibility drivers need as vehicles and routines change.
PlugStream 7S suits homes that want cable flexibility, while PlugStream 7T keeps the lead ready for quick everyday charging. The PlugStream 22 family is available where three-phase supply allows faster charging.
Use scheduling, tariff-aware charging, and solar-aware behaviour to line charging up with your energy strategy instead of treating every session the same.
Use PlugStream Connect where Wi-Fi or Ethernet is not dependable, and specify PlugStream Flow when the home needs wireless CT placement, solar context or a clearer energy view.
Home site issues
A good home charging setup is not only the charger on the wall. It also covers how the charger gets online, where the energy measurements are taken and how the customer sees solar, storage and EV load in the app.
Use PlugStream Flow to measure from the right point in the installation, add wireless CT placement and give the customer a clearer view of grid, solar, storage and EV load.
Solve with FlowUse PlugStream Connect when Wi-Fi coverage is weak, Ethernet is not practical or the homeowner cannot provide dependable router access at the charger.
Solve with 4GAdd PlugStream Connect Data with PlugStream Connect so the SIM/data route is part of the quote instead of a loose customer afterthought.
Review data routeChoose Your Charger
Start with how the charger will be used each day, then choose the product that best matches the bay, the cable preference, and the available supply.
Socketed 7.4kW charging for households that want flexibility between vehicles, cables, or shared-use bays.
View productTethered 7.4kW charging for drivers who want the cable ready every time they arrive home.
View productHigher-power charging for homes with three-phase supply, starting with the socketed PlugStream 22S.
View productInstallation Journey
The right home charger decision usually comes down to a small number of practical steps. PlugStream keeps those decisions clear for both installers and homeowners.
Step 1
Assess the parking location, the household supply, and whether the bay is dedicated or shared.
Step 2
Choose the right product format: 7S for flexibility, 7T for convenience, or the PlugStream 22 family for higher-demand sites.
Step 3
Commission the charger with the right connectivity path: Wi-Fi, Ethernet or PlugStream Connect 4G where coverage or router access is a risk.
Step 4
Add PlugStream Flow where the home needs wireless CT placement, solar and storage visibility, or a richer energy view in the PlugStream app.
If the bay is shared or the cable may change, start with PlugStream 7S. If one driver uses the same home bay every day, PlugStream 7T usually delivers the quickest charging routine.
Compare the PlugStream 7 familyFAQ
Helpful answers for homeowners narrowing down the right PlugStream setup.
For most single-phase homes, PlugStream 7S or PlugStream 7T will be the best fit. The right choice depends on whether you prefer a socketed or tethered cable format.
Yes. PlugStream is designed to support scheduled charging and tariff-aware behaviour so drivers can make better use of lower-cost charging periods where available.
PlugStream is designed for long-term flexibility. PlugStream Flow adds extra CT coverage, wireless CT placement and energy context for homes that need solar, storage or richer load-management visibility.
If Wi-Fi or Ethernet is not reliable at the charger location, specify PlugStream Connect as the 4G route and choose PlugStream Connect Data with the quote request.
Choose PlugStream 7T if one driver uses the same bay every day and wants speed of use. Choose PlugStream 7S if the bay may serve more than one vehicle or if cable flexibility matters.