Soldato
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(edit deleted 1st bit as i think i was wrong.....) however it would take a good few years to pull back the £££s a sparkie would charge to make the change, esp when home assistant can do it. i once considered myself to be a semi nerd, i guess i need to find my inner geek and get it doneIn all honesty, the most reliable option not non-nerds is to split the power supply just after the meter and connecting the charger in there.
You’d put the battery CT on the house side so it can’t see the power draw of the EV charger, happy days.
The main issue is getting a spark in to deal with it at your cost, if it’s even possible with your particular set up.
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