A Zappi home charger costs €899 to €1,595 installed in Ireland, depending on the model, or €599 to €1,295 after the €300 SEAI grant. Zappi is made by myenergi in the UK and is the charger most often paired with solar panels, because it can charge the car from surplus solar power instead of exporting it.
Key points
Installed prices for the charger and a standard fit.
| Zappi Eco 7 kW | €899 €599 after grant |
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| Zappi 7 kW 7 kW · €1,395–€1,495 | €1,445 €1,145 after grant |
| Zappi Pro 7–22 kW | €1,499 €1,199 after grant |
| Zappi v2.1 7/22 kW | €1,595 €1,295 after grant |
Across the home chargers people buy in Ireland, a typical installed price is €1,249. The lowest-priced Zappi, at €899, is below that median.
The lowest-priced Zappi is also one of the lowest-priced chargers with a installed price in Ireland.
The full table of every charger, every installer quote and every extra is on our EV charger installation cost page. Other brands: Ohme · Wallbox · EO. Comparing it with an Ohme? See Zappi vs Ohme. The 22 kW version needs a three-phase supply: see 3-phase chargers.
A typical price buys a standard installation. These are the usual costs of the things that are not standard, and they apply whichever charger you choose:
| Fuse board / consumer unit upgrade | €200–€600 |
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| Meter tails upgrade | €300–€400 |
| Cable run beyond the standard length | €50–€400 |
| Trenching, grass or soft ground | €200–€300 |
| Trenching through tarmac or paving | €400–€550 |
| Demand management device | €180 |
| Tethered instead of untethered | €50–€200 |
| Structural or building work | €200–€500 |
The SEAI home charger grant is €300. You pay the installer, then SEAI pays you once the paperwork is in. Two conditions matter for a Zappi specifically: the exact model must be on SEAI’s Smart Charger Register, and the work must be done by a Safe Electric registered contractor.
Do not let anyone start work before the start date on your Letter of Offer. If the work starts first, the grant is gone and there is no appeal. Our grant check takes about forty seconds.
Tell us where you are and we come back with a fixed written price for the install, including any extras your house needs, and whether the €300 grant applies.
No cost, no obligation. We price the job and introduce you to a Safe Electric registered electrical contractor. We are not an electrical contractor ourselves.
installed prices for Zappi chargers in Ireland run from €899 to €1,595 depending on the model, or €599 to €1,295 after the €300 SEAI grant. That covers the charger and a standard installation; extras such as a fuse board upgrade or a long cable run are on top.
The €300 SEAI home charger grant needs the charger model to be on SEAI's Smart Charger Register and the work done by a Safe Electric registered contractor. Check the exact Zappi model against the register before you pay a deposit, and do not let work start before the date on your Letter of Offer.
The lowest-priced Zappi, at €899, is below the typical €1,249. The lowest-priced charger overall was the Zappi Eco at €899.
Typical prices assume a standard install: a modern fuse board with a spare way, a short cable run and a wall that takes the unit. Older fuse boards, meter tails, trenching or a demand management device all add to the bill, and each is listed with its usual cost on this page.
