On the evidence of its own product page, no EVDANCE home charger can be recommended for a UK fixed installation today. UK fixed installations require PEN fault protection and compliance with the Smart Charge Points Regulations, and the EVDANCE product pages claim neither. So the honest answer to “which one fits a UK home” is a short confirmation path: three questions, answered in writing, before any model is chosen.
Key Takeaways
- No EVDANCE product page claims the two UK items: PEN fault protection and Smart Charge Points compliance.
- For a UK home, the answer is a confirmation path — a UK version, PEN protection and smart-charging compliance, in writing.
- CE marking is not the UK conformity position in Great Britain.
- Order only when the written confirmation and your UK installer agree.
Why the Answer Is a Confirmation, Not a Model
The range is specified for the markets its pages describe. The NEMA 14-50 models are North American plug-in units. The CEE portables serve continental three-phase sockets. The EV-ACT3204PE is a CE-marked European wallbox — and, as our guide to UKCA vs CE for chargers sold in Great Britain explains, CE marking is not the UK conformity position. None of that makes the products deficient. It means the UK-specific items have to be confirmed for the UK, in writing, rather than assumed from another market’s page.
Three Questions to Ask in Writing
| Ask EVDANCE | Why it decides the purchase |
|---|---|
| Is there a UK version of this model? | The pages describe versions built for other markets |
| Does that version include PEN fault protection? | A UK fixed-installation requirement the pages do not claim |
| Does it comply with the Smart Charge Points Regulations? | The smart-charging rules for home charge points; not claimed on the pages |
Ask through our contact page and keep the replies with your installer’s paperwork. A UK installer will ask the same three questions before fitting anything, and an answer that exists only as a sales conversation is not an answer an installation can be built on.
What Can Be Said About the Range
| Model | What its page states | Market its form serves |
|---|---|---|
| EV-ACT5006T | 48 A wallbox, 11.5 kW, hardwired or NEMA 14-50P, ETL/FCC/CE | North America |
| EV-ACS4005T, EV-AC04001U, EV-ACS3210T | Portables from about 7.7 to 9.6 kW, all on a NEMA 14-50P plug | North America |
| EV-ACT3204PE | 22 kW three-phase wallbox, Type 2, RFID and app, CE | Continental Europe |
| ACS1605PE, EV-ACS3205PE | 11 kW and 22 kW portables on CEE plugs | Continental Europe |
Read as a map of stated facts, the table shows the gap plainly: no row is published as a UK home product. That gap is not a reason to improvise — it is exactly what the three written questions are for.
If the Answers Come Back Yes
- Share the written answers with your UK installer before you order, not after.
- Let the installer confirm the installation route for your home’s supply and earthing arrangement.
- Order only when the product confirmation and the installer agree.
- If any answer is no, or stays unclear, treat that model as not fitting your home — however well it fits elsewhere.
The same discipline applies to portable use. The portables are described for their stated markets, so ask the same questions in writing rather than assuming an adapter settles the UK position.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does CE marking mean the EV-ACT3204E meets UK rules?
No. Great Britain follows the UKCA route for product conformity, and the two items named in this article — PEN fault protection and Smart Charge Points compliance — still need written confirmation either way.
Can I fit a CEE socket in a UK garage and use a portable?
UK homes are not wired with three-phase CEE sockets as standard, and creating that supply is fixed electrical work for a UK electrician — who will land on the same PEN and smart-charging questions. Ask first, in writing.
Will EVDANCE sell me a charger for a UK home?
That is what the written confirmations establish. Contact us with the model you are considering; if there is a UK version with the required features, the reply will say so in terms you can hand to your installer.
Related Reading
- UKCA vs CE for EV Chargers Sold in Great Britain
- Does the Tesla Wall Connector Have PEN Fault Protection? (UK)
- Can You Run an EV Charging Cable Across the Pavement? (UK)
- Should an EV Charger Be Inside or Outside the Garage?
