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Hypervolt Home 3 Pro

7.4kW tethered charging with solar modes, app controls and a choice of cable lengths.

UK specification · Last checked 22 September 2026

Manufacturer specifications and support information, checked by EV Charger Megastore. We have not tested this charger hands-on. Our editorial standards.

Hypervolt

Home 3 Pro

7.4kW tethered charging with solar modes, app controls and a choice of cable lengths.

7.4kW
5m / 7.5m / 10m tethered
3yr warranty
Intelligent Octopus Go

Before you choose

Power and cable: 7.4 kW · Tethered cable. Check the variant.
Supply: Supply: 230 V AC, single phase, 50 Hz. Source
Internet and controls: Wi-Fi: 2.4 GHz, 802.11b/g/n. Source
Ethernet: Internal RJ45 wired-network connection. Source
Solar and home battery: Grid / solar modes: Boost, Eco and Super-Eco. Source
Battery-Safe: Pauses to avoid unintended home-battery discharge; setup dependent. Source
Installation requirements: Primary CT: Supplied; correctly installed sensing is needed for load management. Source
Energy tariff: Documented integrations: Intelligent Octopus Go. Check your car and charger with the energy supplier. Timed charging and supplier-controlled charging have different requirements. Understand tariff compatibility.

Read the full specification and exact model instructions before ordering. Hardware prices exclude installation unless the stated scope says otherwise.

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Manufacturer part numbers

Match the full manufacturer part number (MPN), including its suffix, when comparing prices. A retailer's own stock code can be different. Confirm connectivity and hardware revision for the unit supplied.

Manufacturer identifiers and variants
Variant	Manufacturer part number
Type 2, 5 m, Ultra White	`HV3PROAAUW050T2` Source
Type 2, 5 m, Space Grey	`HV3PROAASG050T2` Source
Type 2, 5 m, Ultra Black	`HV3PROAAUB050T2` Source
Type 2, 7.5 m, Ultra White	`HV3PROAAUW075T2` Source
Type 2, 7.5 m, Space Grey	`HV3PROAASG075T2` Source
Type 2, 7.5 m, Ultra Black	`HV3PROAAUB075T2` Source
Type 2, 10 m, Ultra White	`HV3PROAAUW100T2` Source
Type 2, 10 m, Space Grey	`HV3PROAASG100T2` Source
Type 2, 10 m, Ultra Black	`HV3PROAAUB100T2` Source

Electrical and charging specifications

Hypervolt Home 3 Pro: Electrical and charging specifications
Specification	Detail
Maximum AC output	7.4 kW Source
Maximum current	32 A Source
Supply	230 V AC, single phase, 50 Hz Source
Charging mode	Mode 3 Source
Vehicle connection	Tethered Type 2; Type 1 option documented separately Source
Type 2 cable options	5 m, 7.5 m or 10 m Source
Standby consumption	4.2 W at lowest LED brightness; 8.4 W at maximum Source

Dimensions, construction and environment

Hypervolt Home 3 Pro: Dimensions, construction and environment
Specification	Detail
Height × width × depth	328 × 243 × 101 mm Source
Ingress / impact rating	IP66 / IK10 Source
Operating temperature	−25°C to +40°C Source
Operating humidity	Up to 95% RH, non-condensing Source
Mounting	Wall or pole Source
Finish options	Ultra White, Space Grey, Ultra Black Source

Electrical protection and installation

Hypervolt Home 3 Pro: Electrical protection and installation
Specification	Detail
DC residual-current detection	6 mA built in; external AC protection required Source
PEN-fault protection	Integrated Source
Overcurrent protection	External protective device required Source
Primary CT	Supplied; correctly installed sensing is needed for load management Source
Supply entry	Rear or bottom; installer must preserve enclosure protection Source
Thermal response	Reduces delivered current when overheating is detected Source

Connectivity, controls and software

Hypervolt Home 3 Pro: Connectivity, controls and software
Specification	Detail
Wi-Fi	2.4 GHz, 802.11b/g/n Source
Bluetooth	Bluetooth LE 4.2 Source
Ethernet	Internal RJ45 wired-network connection Source
Local indication	Multicolour perimeter and front-logo LEDs Source
App	Hypervolt Source
Updates	Automatic firmware updates while online Source

Smart charging, solar and access

Hypervolt Home 3 Pro: Smart charging, solar and access
Specification	Detail
Grid / solar modes	Boost, Eco and Super-Eco Source
Battery-Safe	Pauses to avoid unintended home-battery discharge; setup dependent Source
Direct tariff integration	Intelligent Octopus Go via linked Hypervolt account Source
Access control	App lock and charging schedules Source
Vehicle battery percentage	Not read directly; set percentage limits in the vehicle Source
Vehicle-to-home	Not supported Source

Warranty and conformity

Hypervolt Home 3 Pro: Warranty and conformity
Specification	Detail
Standard warranty	3 years, subject to manufacturer terms Source
Extended warranty	Optional extension to 5 years Source
Installation registration	Manufacturer requires registration within 48 hours Source
Smart-charge-point regulations	UK 2021 regulations listed by manufacturer Source

Supplier price snapshot

MPN: `HV3PROAAUB050T2`

New Home 3 Pro with 5 m tethered Type 2 cable in Ultra Black. Charger-only GBP prices including VAT; delivery and installation excluded. Other lengths and colours are not priced here.

Supplier prices for HV3PROAAUB050T2, including VAT
Supplier	Price inc. VAT	Checked
e-zoomed	£690.95	22 Sept 2026
Lamplec	£623.70	22 Sept 2026
LAMPS	£618.29	22 Sept 2026

Public product-page prices checked on the dates shown; this is not a live price feed or a checkout quote. Prices and stock can change. Delivery charges and postcode restrictions vary. This is not a whole-market comparison.

Model and cable variants

Home 3 Pro is the charger offered on Hypervolt’s current UK product page. Its fixed lead comes in several lengths and finishes; these are choices within the same model family. The part-number table identifies the nine Type 2 combinations in Hypervolt’s trade catalogue. The featured price comparison is specifically for the black 5 m unit. Official UK product.

The manufacturer also documents Type 1 leads, but those order codes have not been established here. Confirm the connector and full part number before ordering for a Type 1 vehicle. Manufacturer specification.

Connectivity and everyday operation

A reliable home network matters for remote control. Wired Ethernet is available as an alternative to Wi-Fi and must be connected by the installer inside the unit. Installation guide.

Hypervolt cannot read the vehicle’s battery percentage directly. If you want charging to stop at a particular percentage, use the vehicle’s own supported limit. Firmware updates arrive automatically while the charger is online. Customer FAQs.

An internet outage does not immediately erase existing settings: the charger retains its current schedule, mode and lock state. However, Hypervolt says a restart while offline resets it to unlocked Plug and Charge in Boost mode. App changes cannot reach an offline charger. This distinction matters if you depend on a schedule or access lock. Offline behaviour.

Tariffs and charging controls

Intelligent Octopus Go connects through the Hypervolt account in the Octopus app. Confirm current account and equipment eligibility with Octopus; no electricity rate is guaranteed here. Octopus connection guide.

During Octopus-controlled windows, Hypervolt uses Boost and the manual solar modes are unavailable. Outside those windows, the selected battery configuration determines the fallback solar mode. Already downloaded schedules can continue offline, but new schedules require reconnection. Immediate Bump Charge is separate from scheduled smart charging and can attract the standard tariff rate. Hypervolt tariff guidance.

Ordinary timed charging and direct supplier control are different arrangements. Choose the appropriate scheduling owner and avoid imposing conflicting vehicle and charger schedules. Octopus charger support.

Solar charging and home load

Boost uses the power available to charge promptly. Eco can supplement self-generated energy to maintain charging, while Super-Eco waits for sufficient surplus, approximately 1.4 kW. Solar output and household demand can therefore cause a session to pause. Battery-Safe adds protection against unintended storage discharge and uses a higher starting threshold of approximately 1.9 kW. Battery behaviour depends on configuration; a solar mode alone is not a blanket promise that storage will never discharge. Charging modes.

The primary CT measures household demand and export. Correct commissioning lets automatic load management reduce charging demand when the property’s configured limit is approached. It does not increase the incoming supply capacity. Manufacturer installation guide.

Installation and documentation

The integrated protective functions do not remove the need for an installer-designed circuit. External AC residual-current and overcurrent protection are required, and the finished installation must preserve the enclosure rating. Manufacturer installation guide.

The specifications are based on manufacturer documentation. We have not tested the charger hands-on.

Return to the Hypervolt brand page, or browse the charger brand directory.

For a comparison of surplus modes and home-battery behaviour, read Zappi vs Hypervolt: solar charging compared.

Manufacturer documents and sources

Specifications apply to the UK models identified above. Follow the instructions for the exact unit supplied; a product summary is not an installation manual.

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