The Project EV EVA-07S-SE is an earlier single-phase Type 2 socketed EV charger. This model guide replaces historical review claims and prices with the information needed to identify the equipment and assess an installation.
What does the EVA-07S-SE specification say?
Project EV’s October 2021 datasheet describes a 7.3kW, 32A model with Pro Earth protection, cable locking and app control. It also describes a CT clamp for dynamic load management and solar functions. These are specifications for that document’s model, not a promise about every Project EV charger.
Solar charging and off-peak schedules
Solar features depend on the correct sensor installation and configuration. Scheduling can help move charging to lower-priced periods, but savings depend on the tariff and energy delivered. Check whether the chosen tariff controls the charger, the vehicle or neither.
Where a battery is installed, review how to avoid EV charging draining a home battery.
Buying or maintaining an older model
Check availability, warranty eligibility, firmware support and app arrangements before buying remaining stock or a used unit. A historical five-year warranty claim does not establish cover for a particular purchase; obtain the applicable terms.
For faults or software questions, use the Project EV support centre with the exact model and serial number. Electrical repairs and changes require a competent installer.
Installation in Edinburgh and East Lothian
Renew-Able Solutions assesses the vehicle, parking position, cable route, electrical supply and any solar or home battery before specifying a charger. Protection and load management must suit the installation; an advertised feature does not replace that assessment.
See our EV charger installation service and current charger comparison. Request a quotation that identifies the exact model, agreed works, warranty and any extras.
Reviewed 27 September 2026. Confirm current supply, software support and manufacturer terms before ordering.
