Workplace & Destination 7kw to 22kw | Juice Booster 2 | 3Phase Mobile Compact Wall Box | CEE SET

The Juice Connector with automatic adapter recognition is the proprietary interface for all Juice adapter plugs and extension cables. The Connecting parts are coded and therefore protected against polarity reversal. The Juice Connector has leading contacts to the earth conductor and CP (Control Pilot connection for the transmission of control signals between the electric vehicle and the charging station) this gives maximum application safety. The Plug-In connection is designed in such a way that it can also cover future functions

An outdoor socket offers several advantages compared to a charging wallbox:

Cost: Grant funding for home chargepoints were withdrawn in April 2022, and regulations introduced in June have made ‘smart’ features mandatory. Both changes have increased the cost of dedicated charging infrastructure.

Convenience: The Juice Booster 2 offers the benefits of a wallbox in portable form, with the ability to charge vehicles at the same rate as a fixed unit and take advantage of cheaper tariffs than being dependent on public networks.

Flexibility: Chargepoints only count as permitted development if they are installed in a garage, car port or driveway, but this doesn’t apply to other sockets. An outdoor socket could provide a safe way to plug in for the 24% of English vehicles without off-street parking – though some local authorities don’t allow cables to run across a pavement.

Employers can pay to install home chargepoints without this counting as a taxable benefit – and this exemption includes the cost of installing external power socket as long as they are used for company-owned vehicles.

For most properties, the process is straightforward. Installation costs vary depending on the age of your wiring and consumer unit and the location of the socket, but household installations include:

• A 32-amp blue socket: These typically comply with IP44 (splash and dust over 1mm resistant) or IP67 (submersion and fine dust resistant) regulations and some feature a built-in switch.
• Main board upgrades: Such as a 32-amp breaker, or an additional connection if there is insufficient capacity on other circuits
• Additional wiring: Costs vary depending on the distance between the socket and consumer unit, upgrades or additional capacity needed at the unit itself, and whether the socket requires an indoor shut-off.

It’s worth noting that the same variable costs would also apply to a 32-amp charging wallbox, but the unit itself would be much more expensive.

Yes. Many suppliers now offer ‘smart’ circuit breakers for around £50. These replace traditional switches with a unit that can be operated using an app, or voice controlled using systems such as Amazon Alexa, Google Home or Apple HomeKit.

The software usually includes options to pre-set when the socket is activated, which would enable it to defer charging until cheaper off-peak periods, if your home is on a dual-rate electricity tariff.

The Juice Booster 2 is the world’s first 7kw to 22kW mobile charging station, designed to utilise shared infrastructure and meet the demands of hard-working fleets. It features:

• A durable IP67-compliant charging unit which is tough enough to be driven over, operates safely between -25°C and 45°C and offers simple traffic light warnings to identify faults.
• A choice of interchangeable 16 and 32-amp single and three-phase Ceeform connectors, with an extension cable and three-pin domestic plug for emergencies, each using Juice’s patented waterproof connection system.
• Intelligent management enabling it to adapt to whatever power is available without overloading the socket.
• An on-board circuit breaker, residual current protection and temperature monitoring all ensure safe operation.