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Charger House, the UAE's specialist charger retailer since 2004, offers EV chargers from AED 499 to AED 2,899 with same-day delivery in Dubai and Sharjah. Browse 17 EV charging solutions including wall-mounted chargers (7-22kW), portable chargers, Tesla-compatible NACS connectors, GCC Type 2 standard chargers, and China GBT options. Contact +971 55 552 4951 (WhatsApp) or +971 50 216 2624. Visit our Dubai showroom at Onyx Tower 1, The Greens, or Sharjah showroom at Well Tech Mall, Industrial Street 2.
What is a Home EV Charger?
A home EV charger is a Level 2 AC charging device that delivers 7-22kW of power to electric vehicles, charging a typical 60kWh battery in 3-10 hours. Unlike the portable Level 1 charger that comes with most EVs (which uses standard 220V outlets and takes 24-30 hours for a full charge), a dedicated Level 2 home charger requires professional installation and provides 4-8x faster charging speeds. Level 2 chargers use Type 2, GBT, or NACS connectors depending on your vehicle's market region.
How to Choose the Right EV Charger in UAE
Step 1: Check Your Car's Charging Port
UAE-sold electric vehicles use one of three connector standards:
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Type 2 (IEC 62196): European standard used by BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Kia, MG, and Tesla vehicles sold in GCC markets. This is the most common standard in UAE.
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GBT (GB/T 20234): China standard used by BYD vehicles imported from China (Atto 3, Seal, Han). BYD models sold through official UAE dealers may include Type 2 adapters.
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NACS (North American Charging Standard): Used by Tesla vehicles imported from USA. Tesla's GCC models use Type 2 instead.
Check your vehicle's charging port or owner's manual to confirm which standard you need. ChargerHouse.ae stocks all three standards—browse our EV charger collection for compatible options.
Step 2: Decide Power Rating (7kW vs 11kW vs 22kW)
Your charger's power rating determines charging speed:
| Power Rating | Voltage | Current | Typical Charge Time (60kWh battery) | Home Electrical Requirement |
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| 7kW | 220V | 32A | 8-10 hours | Single-phase power (most UAE apartments/townhouses) |
| 11kW | 220V | 48A (3-phase) | 5-6 hours | Three-phase power (most villas) |
| 22kW | 220V | 32A per phase (3-phase) | 3-4 hours | Three-phase power with high capacity panel |
How to Check Your Home's Power: - Look at your DEWA meter: 2-3 wires = single-phase (7kW max), 4-5 wires = three-phase (supports 11-22kW) - Most Dubai apartments have single-phase; most villas have three-phase - Your vehicle's onboard charger also limits speed (e.g., BYD Atto 3 maxes at 7kW even with a 22kW charger)
For detailed power rating comparison, see our EV Charger Power Rating Guide UAE.
Step 3: Portable vs Wall-Mounted
Portable EV Chargers (AED 499-1,599): - Plug into existing outlets (depends on outlet type—some need electrician to install compatible outlet) - No permanent installation or DEWA approval needed for basic models - Easy to carry in your car for charging at different locations - Power range: 3.6kW-22kW depending on model and outlet - Best for renters, apartment dwellers, or multi-car households
Wall-Mounted EV Chargers (AED 1,699-2,899): - Permanent installation on garage/parking wall - Requires DEWA approval and licensed electrician (see our Home EV Charger Installation Guide) - More durable housing (IP54-IP65 weather protection) - Often includes smart features (app control, scheduling, load balancing) - Best for homeowners with dedicated parking
ChargerHouse.ae stocks both types. See our portable EV charger guide for UAE apartments for renter-friendly options.
Step 4: Single-Phase vs Three-Phase Power
This step overlaps with Step 2 but is critical for UAE buyers:
Single-Phase Power (Most Common in UAE): - Supports up to 7kW charging - Standard in apartments, townhouses, and older villas - No electrical panel upgrade needed for 7kW chargers - Charges most EVs overnight (8-10 hours for 60kWh)
Three-Phase Power (Villas & Newer Developments): - Supports 11kW-22kW charging - Common in standalone villas and premium developments - May require panel upgrade if existing capacity is insufficient - Enables fast home charging (3-6 hours for 60kWh)
If unsure about your home's electrical setup, contact a DEWA-approved electrician before purchasing a wall-mounted charger. Portable chargers are safer for trial-and-error since they don't require permanent installation.
Step 5: Smart Features (App Control, Scheduling)
Modern EV chargers offer connectivity features:
Basic Chargers (No Smart Features): - Plug-and-charge simplicity - Lower price point (AED 499-999) - No app required - Best for users who want simple, reliable charging
Smart Chargers (App-Enabled): - Wi-Fi/Bluetooth connectivity - Charging schedule programming (charge during off-peak DEWA hours for lower rates) - Real-time monitoring of charging status - Load balancing for homes with multiple chargers - Remote start/stop via smartphone app - Higher price (typically AED 1,500+)
Smart features add convenience but aren't essential. Most UAE EV owners charge overnight regardless of scheduling, making basic chargers sufficient.
Step 6: Cable Length (3m vs 5m vs 8m)
Consider your parking layout:
- 3-meter cable: Works for compact parking where charger is wall-mounted directly behind or beside the vehicle's charging port
- 5-meter cable: Standard length, accommodates most garage/parking configurations
- 8-meter cable: Necessary for tandem parking, shared parking bays, or when charger must be mounted far from parking spot
Measure the distance from your intended charger mounting location (or nearest outlet for portable chargers) to your vehicle's charging port before purchasing. Add 1 meter for cable routing flexibility.
Step 7: Budget and Brand
ChargerHouse.ae EV Charger Price Ranges:
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Budget Tier (AED 499-999): Entry-level portable chargers, basic functionality, Type 2 or GBT connectors, 7kW-22kW power. Suitable for apartment renters and cost-conscious buyers.
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Mid-Range (AED 1,499-1,799): Portable chargers with better build quality, Tesla-compatible NACS options, longer cables, IP-rated weather protection.
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Premium Tier (AED 2,199-2,899): Wall-mounted chargers with smart features, Tesla-specific models, faster charging (11-22kW), app control, commercial-grade durability.
All chargers at ChargerHouse.ae are genuine OEM-quality products. We do not stock generic or uncertified chargers. Visit our EV charger collection to compare options.
EV Charger Types and Prices at ChargerHouse.ae
Based on ChargerHouse.ae's collection (17 products, prices verified July 2024):
| Type | Power | Connector | Price Range | Best For |
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| Portable EV Charger | 7kW-22kW | Type 2, GBT | AED 499-999 | Renters, apartments, multi-location charging |
| Portable Tesla Charger | 7kW | USA NACS | AED 1,599 | Tesla owners (USA-imported vehicles) |
| Wall-Mounted EV Charger | 7kW-22kW | Type 2, GBT | AED 1,699-2,199 | Villa owners, dedicated parking |
| Wall-Mounted Tesla Charger | 11kW | USA NACS, GCC Type 2 | AED 2,899 | Tesla owners, premium installations |
| EV Charging Cables | N/A | Type 2, GBT, NACS | AED 299-699 | Replacement cables, extended length |
Note: Prices include UAE VAT. Same-day delivery available in Dubai and Sharjah.
For full product specifications, visit https://chargerhouse.ae/collections/ev-chargers or contact our sales team via WhatsApp at +971 55 552 4951.
DEWA Requirements and Approval for Home EV Chargers
When DEWA Approval is Required: - Wall-mounted chargers permanently installed in residential parking - Chargers rated above 7kW (11kW and 22kW models) - Any charger requiring dedicated circuit breaker installation
When DEWA Approval is NOT Required: - Portable chargers plugged into existing outlets - Chargers used temporarily (not permanently mounted)
DEWA Approval Process Overview: 1. Purchase DEWA-compliant charger (Type 2 or CCS2, CE certified, IP55+ rated) 2. Hire DEWA-approved electrician 3. Electrician submits installation application with property documents, EV registration, and charger specs 4. DEWA reviews and approves (typically 5-10 business days) 5. Electrician installs charger and RCD protection 6. DEWA inspection (if required for high-power installations)
Single-Phase vs Three-Phase Considerations: - Single-phase homes: stick to 7kW chargers to avoid panel upgrades (typical cost AED 1,000-2,000) - Three-phase homes: can support 11kW-22kW chargers without upgrade if panel capacity allows - Check with electrician before purchasing high-power chargers
For complete DEWA installation guide including costs, timelines, and electrician directory, see our Home EV Charger Installation UAE DEWA Guide.
EV Charger Compatibility by Car Brand
Tesla Vehicles
Tesla Models Sold in UAE/GCC (official channels): - Use Type 2 connector (European standard) - Compatible with all ChargerHouse.ae Type 2 chargers - Charging speed: Model 3/Y up to 11kW, Model S/X up to 16.5kW (limited by vehicle's onboard charger)
Tesla Imported from USA: - Use NACS connector (Tesla proprietary, now open standard) - Require NACS-specific chargers or Type 2 adapter - ChargerHouse.ae stocks Tesla-compatible NACS chargers (AED 1,599-2,899)
See our Tesla Charger UAE Buying Guide for model-specific recommendations.
BYD Vehicles
BYD Models in UAE (Atto 3, Seal, Han): - Imported from China with GBT connector (China standard) - May include Type 2 adapter depending on dealer - ChargerHouse.ae stocks GBT-compatible chargers - Charging speed: Atto 3 and Seal up to 7kW AC, Han up to 11kW AC
For BYD-specific charger compatibility, see our BYD Charger UAE Compatible Chargers Guide.
BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi (European Brands)
- All use Type 2 connector (IEC 62196 standard)
- Compatible with all ChargerHouse.ae Type 2 chargers
- Charging speeds vary by model:
- BMW i4/iX: up to 11kW AC
- Mercedes EQC/EQS: up to 11kW AC
- Audi e-tron: up to 11kW AC
Hyundai, Kia, MG (Asian Brands Sold in GCC)
- Use Type 2 connector (GCC market specification)
- Compatible with all Type 2 chargers at ChargerHouse.ae
- Charging speeds:
- Hyundai Ioniq 5/6: up to 11kW AC
- Kia EV6: up to 11kW AC
- MG ZS EV: up to 7kW AC
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I charge an EV from a regular outlet in UAE?
A: Yes, but it's slow. Most EVs come with a portable Level 1 charger that plugs into standard 220V UAE outlets (13A). This charges at 2.8-3.6kW, taking 24-30 hours for a 60kWh battery. A dedicated Level 2 charger (7-22kW) reduces this to 3-10 hours. Level 1 charging works for emergency top-ups but is impractical for daily use. ChargerHouse.ae's portable Level 2 chargers (AED 499+) plug into higher-amperage outlets and charge 4-8x faster.
Q: How long does it take to charge an EV at home in UAE?
A: Charging time depends on battery size and charger power. For a 60kWh battery (common in Tesla Model 3, BYD Atto 3, MG ZS EV): 7kW charger takes 8-10 hours, 11kW charger takes 5-6 hours, and 22kW charger takes 3-4 hours. Most UAE EV owners charge overnight with 7kW chargers, starting with 20-30% battery and waking to 100%. Larger batteries (80-100kWh in Tesla Model S/X, Mercedes EQS) take proportionally longer. Charging from 0-80% is faster than 80-100% due to battery management system throttling.
Q: Do I need DEWA approval for a home EV charger in Dubai?
A: Wall-mounted chargers require DEWA approval and licensed electrician installation. Portable chargers plugged into existing outlets do not require DEWA approval. The approval process takes 2-3 weeks and requires property ownership proof, EV registration, and charger technical specifications. DEWA mandates Type 2/CCS2 connectors, CE certification, and IP55+ weather rating. See our Home EV Charger Installation Guide for step-by-step DEWA application instructions and document checklist.
Q: What's the difference between 7kW and 22kW EV chargers?
A: Power rating determines charging speed. A 7kW charger delivers 7 kilowatts per hour, charging a 60kWh battery in ~8-10 hours. A 22kW charger delivers 22kW per hour, charging the same battery in ~3-4 hours. However, your vehicle's onboard charger limits actual speed—most EVs max at 7-11kW AC regardless of charger rating. 7kW chargers work on single-phase power (most UAE apartments), while 22kW requires three-phase (villas). Price difference: 7kW chargers cost AED 499-999 at ChargerHouse.ae, while 22kW models cost AED 1,699-2,199.
Q: Can I use a portable EV charger in an apartment in UAE?
A: Yes, if your parking bay has an accessible outlet. Dubai apartment parking typically includes 220V 13A outlets for car maintenance, but these only support Level 1 charging (2.8kW, very slow). For faster charging, you'll need a higher-amperage outlet installed by a licensed electrician—most apartment buildings allow this with building management approval. Portable Level 2 chargers (7kW+) from ChargerHouse.ae work with 32A or 48A outlets. Renters should get landlord written permission before outlet installation. See our Best Portable EV Chargers for UAE Apartments guide for renter-friendly options.
Why Buy EV Chargers from ChargerHouse.ae?
UAE's Specialist Charger Retailer Since 2004: ChargerHouse.ae is the UAE's only dedicated charger specialist, operating for 20+ years. We stock genuine OEM-quality EV chargers with full technical specifications and compatibility guidance.
Dubai & Sharjah Showrooms: Visit us in person to see chargers before buying: - Dubai: Onyx Tower 1, The Greens, Sheikh Zayed Road - Sharjah: #5 Well Technology Mall, Industrial Street 2-JNP Signal
Same-Day Delivery Dubai & Sharjah: Same-day delivery available in Dubai and Sharjah. Next-day delivery available across UAE (Abu Dhabi, Ajman, RAK, Fujairah, UAQ).
Expert Technical Support: Our team provides pre-purchase consultation on charger compatibility, power requirements, and installation planning. Contact us via WhatsApp (+971 55 552 4951) or phone (+971 50 216 2624) for personalized recommendations.
Open 7 Days a Week: Monday-Sunday, 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM (both showrooms and phone support).
Browse our complete EV charger collection with 17 products from AED 499 to AED 2,899. All chargers include technical specifications, connector type, power rating, and compatibility charts.
Sources
- ChargerHouse.ae EV Charger Collection: https://chargerhouse.ae/collections/ev-chargers (product specifications, pricing, connector types verified July 24, 2026)
- DEWA EV Green Charger Initiative: https://www.dewa.gov.ae/en/about-us/media-publications/latest-news/2025/01/dewa-records-over-20-903-registered-ev-owners (DEWA tariff rates, public charging station data, Dubai EV registration statistics)
- IEC 62196 Type 2 Connector Standard: https://webstore.iec.ch/publication/6631 (Type 2 technical specifications, IEC standards for AC EV charging)
- DEWA Residential Tariff Structure 2024: https://www.dewa.gov.ae/en/consumer/billing/tariff (AED 0.70 per kWh residential electricity rate verification)

