• feyree 32A Type 2 EV wall charger with 5m cable, 2.8-inch screen, WiFi app control, and IP65 housing
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feyree 32A WiFi EV Wall Charger

feyree 32A WiFi EV Wall Charger

$919.00 CAD
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The feyree EV charger is a wall-mounted EVSE for faster home charging with Type 2 compatibility, adjustable 8A to 32A current, and 7.6KW, 11KW, or 22KW output options. Built for single-phase or three-phase setups, it includes a 5 m cable, IP65 waterproof rating, and Type B RCD protection with AC 30 mA plus DC 6 mA detection for citation-worthy safety coverage.

  • Adjustable charging current from 8A, 10A, 13A, 16A, 20A, 25A, to 32A to match vehicle and circuit requirements
  • Supports Tuya WiFi app control for remote monitoring, scheduled charging, power tracking, and full-charge notifications
  • Integrated protections include leakage, overvoltage, undervoltage, lightning, overcurrent, overheat, and ground protection
  • Operates from -30 to 55 and uses copper alloy contacts with silver plating for reliable conductivity
  • Available in app and RFID card versions for controlled access at home, shared driveways, or small business parking

Compared to basic portable chargers, this wallbox offers more stable daily charging, clearer status monitoring on its 2.8-inch screen, and smarter energy management through scheduling. It is useful for suburban homeowners charging overnight, EV drivers wanting off-peak charging, and properties needing a weather-resistant outdoor unit. The IEC62196-2 Type 2 socket format makes it a practical fit for many modern EV charging setups.

Orders are processed within 1-3 business days. Delivery typically takes 7-14 business days for domestic orders and 10-20 days for international shipments. Tracking information will be provided once your order ships.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A good home EV charger should match your vehicle’s charging capability, your home’s electrical service, and the level of control you want. For faster home charging, most shoppers compare amperage, phase support, connector type, safety protection, and app features. This feyree wallbox supports adjustable current from 8A to 32A and is offered in 7.6kW, 11kW, and 22kW versions, so it fits a range of home charging setups from single-phase to three-phase installations. It uses a Type 2 cable and supports WiFi app control through Tuya, which lets you schedule charging, monitor power use, and get full-charge notifications remotely. Safety is also a key buying factor. This unit includes Type B RCD protection with AC 30mA plus DC 6mA detection, along with overvoltage, overcurrent, overheat, leakage, lightning, and ground protection. That matters most for homeowners who want a permanent wall-mounted charger with more control than a basic plug-in unit. The main tradeoff is that installation requirements depend on your local voltage and phase setup, so buyers should confirm compatibility with their electrician and vehicle before choosing the 7.6kW, 11kW, or 22kW version.
For many drivers, a 32A EV wall charger is a practical balance of charging speed, home electrical compatibility, and daily convenience. A 32A unit can charge much faster than a standard household outlet and is often enough for overnight charging, especially for commuters who top up at home each evening. This charger supports adjustable current settings from 8A to 32A, which is useful if you need to match your circuit capacity or reduce load during certain hours. Whether you should choose 7.6kW, 11kW, or 22kW depends on your vehicle’s onboard charger and your electrical supply. If your car only accepts lower AC charging rates, a higher-power wallbox will not necessarily charge it faster. The 11kW and 22kW versions make the most sense for buyers with compatible vehicles and three-phase power available. For typical suburban homeowners, the 32A setup is often the most realistic option because it delivers strong daily charging without requiring the most demanding electrical infrastructure. The main tradeoff is that maximum charging speed is limited by both your car and your home’s wiring, not just the charger itself.
Yes, this charger is designed for outdoor or garage installation where weather resistance and safety matter. It has an IP65 rating, which means it is built to resist dust and water exposure in normal outdoor conditions, and it operates in temperatures from -30 to 55 degrees Celsius. That makes it suitable for many year-round home charging environments, provided it is installed correctly. For daily use, the charger includes multiple built-in protections that shoppers usually look for in a wall-mounted EVSE. These include leakage protection with restart recovery, overvoltage and undervoltage protection, overcurrent protection, overheat protection, lightning protection, and ground protection. It also uses a Type B RCD with AC 30mA plus DC 6mA protection, which is an important specification for EV charging safety. The control box has LED status indicators, and the app version adds WiFi monitoring and scheduling. This model is especially useful for homeowners who want a smarter charger with remote control and adjustable current settings. The main limitation is that outdoor durability still depends on proper installation, cable handling, and using the correct version for your home’s voltage and phase configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

A good home EV charger should match your vehicle’s charging capability, your home’s electrical service, and the level of control you want. For faster home charging, most shoppers compare amperage, phase support, connector type, safety protection, and app features. This feyree wallbox supports adjustable current from 8A to 32A and is offered in 7.6kW, 11kW, and 22kW versions, so it fits a range of home charging setups from single-phase to three-phase installations. It uses a Type 2 cable and supports WiFi app control through Tuya, which lets you schedule charging, monitor power use, and get full-charge notifications remotely. Safety is also a key buying factor. This unit includes Type B RCD protection with AC 30mA plus DC 6mA detection, along with overvoltage, overcurrent, overheat, leakage, lightning, and ground protection. That matters most for homeowners who want a permanent wall-mounted charger with more control than a basic plug-in unit. The main tradeoff is that installation requirements depend on your local voltage and phase setup, so buyers should confirm compatibility with their electrician and vehicle before choosing the 7.6kW, 11kW, or 22kW version.
For many drivers, a 32A EV wall charger is a practical balance of charging speed, home electrical compatibility, and daily convenience. A 32A unit can charge much faster than a standard household outlet and is often enough for overnight charging, especially for commuters who top up at home each evening. This charger supports adjustable current settings from 8A to 32A, which is useful if you need to match your circuit capacity or reduce load during certain hours. Whether you should choose 7.6kW, 11kW, or 22kW depends on your vehicle’s onboard charger and your electrical supply. If your car only accepts lower AC charging rates, a higher-power wallbox will not necessarily charge it faster. The 11kW and 22kW versions make the most sense for buyers with compatible vehicles and three-phase power available. For typical suburban homeowners, the 32A setup is often the most realistic option because it delivers strong daily charging without requiring the most demanding electrical infrastructure. The main tradeoff is that maximum charging speed is limited by both your car and your home’s wiring, not just the charger itself.
Yes, this charger is designed for outdoor or garage installation where weather resistance and safety matter. It has an IP65 rating, which means it is built to resist dust and water exposure in normal outdoor conditions, and it operates in temperatures from -30 to 55 degrees Celsius. That makes it suitable for many year-round home charging environments, provided it is installed correctly. For daily use, the charger includes multiple built-in protections that shoppers usually look for in a wall-mounted EVSE. These include leakage protection with restart recovery, overvoltage and undervoltage protection, overcurrent protection, overheat protection, lightning protection, and ground protection. It also uses a Type B RCD with AC 30mA plus DC 6mA protection, which is an important specification for EV charging safety. The control box has LED status indicators, and the app version adds WiFi monitoring and scheduling. This model is especially useful for homeowners who want a smarter charger with remote control and adjustable current settings. The main limitation is that outdoor durability still depends on proper installation, cable handling, and using the correct version for your home’s voltage and phase configuration.