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We're excited to announce that after a successful trial, most Anderson chargers are now fully compatible with Charge Anytime, our free EV add-on.

If you have an Andersen A2 (2024) or Andersen A3 EV charger model.*  You can now sign up for Charge Anytime and get our super-low smart charging rate of 7p per kWh – at any time of the day or night.** Not only that, our clever tech means you’ll be charging when the grid is greenest.***. So it’s better for your wallet, and the planet too. 
 

How to sign up to Charge Anytime

 

To start using Charge Anytime, switch to OVO and add Charge Anytime to any tariff once you’re on supply. You can check your compatibility before you switch.

 

You need to make sure you:

 

  • Are an OVO customer, on any OVO energy tariff 
  • Have a smart meter that's opted in to sending half-hourly readings. If you don't have one, we can install one for you after you switch — at no extra cost 
  • Have an iOS or Android phone
  • Have a compatible Andersen charger* installed at your home that can always connect to the internet while charging

 

Already with OVO? Charge Anytime can be added to any OVO tariff for free. So you can benefit from a super-low EV charging rate with all our tariff options.

 

Find out more about charge anytime

 

Some background info 

 

About Anderson

They’re a UK-based premium home EV charging brand, with good-looking EV charger design at the forefront. Each charge point is made to order with 247 customisation options to choose from. They offer a 7-year warranty and a complete end-to-end experience for customers.

 

*Andersen chargers aren’t available to be purchased and installed through OVO. Terms and conditions apply.

 

** The 7p per kWh rate is effective whenever you smart charge your EV. If you'd like to override your smart charging schedule to top up quickly, you'll be charged at your standard home energy electricity rate. The next time you charge, you’ll automatically go back to your smart charging schedule. 

 

*** Our smart tech aims to charge your car when the grid has more renewable energy in it, within the time you’ve set. Meaning it’s less likely your EV will be charged by energy from fossil fuels.

 

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