Ohme Home Pro installation
Ohme Home Pro installation
The Ohme is the tariff charger. It talks directly to time-of-use electricity plans and schedules charging into the cheapest half-hours on its own.
Get a price
Where does it need to go? Two taps and a postcode gets you a price.
What it is for
What the Ohme Home Pro actually does
Most chargers let you set a timer. The Ohme goes further and integrates with the tariff itself, so when your supplier shifts the cheap window, the charging follows without you touching anything.
That matters more than it sounds. The saving from an EV tariff is real but only if you actually charge inside the window, and hand-set timers get forgotten the week the schedule changes.
Is it right for you
Who the Ohme Home Pro suits, and who it does not
Worth it if
- Anyone on, or moving to, a smart EV tariff
- People who want the cost handled rather than managed
- Households without solar, where tariff timing is where the whole saving lives
Look elsewhere if
- Houses with solar panels wanting surplus diversion, which the Ohme does not do the way a Zappi does
- Anyone on a flat-rate tariff, where there is no cheap window to schedule into
The technical bit
Ohme Home Pro in numbers
Specification, typical UK unit price, and our guide price fitted.
Unit prices are typical UK market figures. Installed figures are guide prices for a local, VAT-registered installer, checked 27 August 2026, and are not a quotation. Your installed price depends on your cable run and consumer unit. No manufacturer approval is claimed.
Getting one fitted
Ohme Home Pro installation in Chesterfield and north Derbyshire
The installation is the same whichever unit goes on the wall: a dedicated circuit from your consumer unit, a cable route agreed with you first, then testing and certification. The unit choice changes the hardware cost, not the shape of the job.
You can supply the Ohme Home Pro yourself and pay for installation only, or have it supplied as part of the job. Say which at enquiry stage, because it changes what gets quoted.
Installation explained covers the job itself, and the cost breakdown covers what moves the price.
Fitting one
The installation is the same whichever unit you choose
Nothing in these three frames changes with the brand on the wall. The unit decides the app, the tariff integration and the look; the work behind it is a circuit, a test and a certificate.
Where we fit them
Ohme Home Pro installation across north Derbyshire
We fit the Ohme Home Pro anywhere in the patch, from Chesterfield and Brimington out to Bakewell, Buxton and Glossop. If you are looking for the local picture rather than the unit, EV charging point installation in Chesterfield and areas covered set out the towns, the postcodes and what changes street to street.
Next step
Get a price for a Ohme Home Pro fitted
Send your postcode and we will come back with a fixed figure for the installation.
Questions
Ohme Home Pro questions
How much does an Ohme Home Pro cost installed?
Typically £1,195 to £1,445 fitted, with the unit around £539. The installation half depends on your cable run and consumer unit rather than on the choice of unit.
Does the Ohme work with Octopus Intelligent?
Tariff integration is what the Ohme is built around, and the major smart EV tariffs are supported. Check the current supported list with your supplier before buying, because these arrangements change.
Can an Ohme use solar panels?
Not in the surplus-diversion sense. If matching the charge to your generation is the priority, look at a Zappi or a Hypervolt instead.
Is the Ohme tethered or untethered?
The Home Pro is tethered, so the lead is attached and there is nothing to carry in the boot.
Compare
Other EV chargers worth considering
The Zappi is the one it gets compared with most, and the choice between them comes down to whether you have solar panels. Zappi vs Ohme, side by side.
Zappi
The Zappi is the solar charger. If you have panels it does something no ordinary unit does; if you do not, you are paying for a feature you cannot use.
Read moreHypervolt Home 3
The Hypervolt does both jobs. Solar matching and tariff scheduling in one unit, which is the answer when you have panels and an EV tariff and do not want to choose.
Read moreEasee One
The Easee is the small one, and the one built to work in a group. Several units share a supply and balance load between themselves, which is why it turns up on two-car driveways.
Read moreWallbox Pulsar Plus
The Pulsar Plus is the small one. When the only sensible position is a narrow porch return or a tight garage wall, physical size stops being a detail.
Read moreAndersen A2
The A2 is the one you buy when the charger must not look like a piece of equipment. The cable lives inside the housing and the fascia is interchangeable.
Read moreTesla Wall Connector
It charges any modern EV, not just a Tesla. Usually the cheapest route to a solid, well-built 7kW unit, and it does the least beyond charging.
Read morePod Point Solo 3
One of the most widely installed units in the country. Straightforward, well supported, and uncomplicated by design.
Read moreAll eight units side by side on the charger comparison, or use the charger finder to narrow it by what your house actually has.
Get a quote
Get a Ohme Home Pro quote
Seven quick questions. We reply with either a fixed price or the one thing we still need to know.
- No cost, and no obligation to book anything
- Your details are never sold on or passed around
- A fixed price for the work described, in writing
Would rather talk it through? Call 01246 952042.
