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Regulation Changes Notice
(Applies All Hypervolt’s Sold After 30th June 2022)
The government commitment that all new cars & vans must be fully zero emissions by 2035 will significantly increase the demand on the electricity system. To help
manage this demand “Smart Charging” of Ev’s by “Smart Chargers” has always been encouraged and the new 2021 No 1467 Regulations just enforce some further
requirements of “Smart Chargers”. The Hypervolt Home series have always been smart chargers and already complied with most of the changes but here is a bit more
information about what’s new:
Note to Installers:
Any default settings changed to enable testing of the Hypervolt Unit must be set back to the default setting upon completion of the installation.
Setting - Your Hypervolt - Default Schedule and Random Start - Both Set to On.
Default Charging Mode
Your Hypervolt will come with a pre set off peak schedule. A pop
up window will let you know this on the “Select Mode” page.
You can opt out by either changing the schedule, choosing Plug &
Charge or unselecting “Default Schedule” on the Your Hypervolt
page.
Random Start
Your Hypervolt will come pre set to do a random start every time a charging session starts in
Boost Mode whether that be from a schedule or a straight Plug & Charge. The charge will
start anytime up to 10 minutes. The delay will be shown just below the Hypervolt icon on the
start page. The charging indicator will change from “Waiting” to “Charging” when the random
delay is over. You can opt out of this by unselecting it on the “Your Hypervolt” page.