Pod Point is a leading UK provider of electric vehicle charging solutions, offering smart home and commercial chargers like the Solo and Twin series.
Pod Point is one of the UK's most prominent providers of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. Established in 2009, the company designs and manufactures reliable smart charging points for residential, workplace, and public use.
Their flagship products, such as the Solo 3 home charger and the Twin commercial charger, are known for their ease of use, safety features, and integration with the Pod Point App. This ecosystem allows drivers to schedule charging sessions, monitor energy usage, and take advantage of off-peak electricity tariffs. Pod Point is committed to enabling mass adoption of electric vehicles by making charging simple and accessible.
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A solid green light indicates the vehicle is charging. A flashing green light means the battery is full. Solid blue indicates standby mode, while a solid red light usually indicates a fault. A yellow light means a schedule is set and the charger is waiting for the scheduled time.
You can connect your charger to Wi-Fi using the Pod Point App. Ensure your mobile device is near the charger, select your charger in the app settings, and follow the on-screen instructions. Note that Pod Point chargers typically support 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks only.
Use the Pod Point App to set charging schedules. This allows you to charge your vehicle during off-peak hours when electricity rates may be lower. Ensure 'Smart Mode' is enabled in the app to use your schedule.
The PSL number or barcode is typically located on the bottom of the charger unit or on a sticker applied to your fuse box or safe installation pack.
While the charger can function in a basic 'plug and charge' capacity (Manual Mode) if not scheduled, using the Pod Point App is highly recommended to access smart features, firmware updates, and charge scheduling.