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When testing for faults on zappi, it is critical to follow a specific procedure to ensure the unit operates correc...

The zappi offers two mounting options: wall mounting and post mounting. This guide provides comprehensive instruc...

In this article, we aim to clarify a common query raised by installers regarding a 60V reading when using certain tes...

Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) charge points, such as the zappi from myenergi, are designed to provide effi...

Residual Current Devices (RCDs) play a crucial role in ensuring electrical safety by quickly disconnecting the power ...

myenergi Installer Test Box

In this article: Overview The Test Box Test Procedures Overview This EVSE test box can be used to test the zap...

Overview The below tests are additional to any tests that may be required by your local electrical and wiring regulat...

Warning: Only Applicable to Zappi 2.1 Charge Points (Models with 'H' in their Model Number) We have identified multip...

When upgrading the firmware on a zappi 2.0 or eddi V1 that has an Ethernet adapter board installed, the process is...

Overview As well as the different power ratings, colour options and the choice of tethered or untethered, myenergi al...

What height can a Zappi be mounted at?

Overview When installing a Zappi charger, several requirements must be considered, including the height of the Electr...

Warning: The information provided below is for guidance only. Myenergi products should only be installed by trained p...

Overview When a 3-phase Zappi charger is observed to operate exclusively on a single phase, this situation is typical...

Understanding Harmonics in zappi

Overview The zappi operates as a single-phase AC charger, which has implications for its harmonic data characteristic...

In this article: Overview What do you need to do? No EV charger should be fitted to a looped supply without prior au...