For a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, a 7 kW (32A single‑phase) wallbox is the sweet spot—your car’s onboard AC charger is typically ~3.3–3.7 kW, so it’ll charge at its max now and you’ll be future‑proofed.
Pick the right plug: older Outlanders often use Type 1 (J1772), newer ones Type 2; a Type 2 socketed unit with the correct cable keeps everyone happy.
Top options in Australia include feature‑rich units like Zappi (solar smart), Wallbox Pulsar, Ocular, and the Tesla Wall Connector (Type 2) for simple reliability.
Budget roughly AUD $800–$1,500 for hardware and AUD $700–$1,500 for installation, more if you need switchboard upgrades or long cable runs.
If you’ve got rooftop solar, choose solar/load balancing so you’re sipping sunshine, not tripping breakers.
Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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