• Low Cost - only £49.50 inc. postage from eBay here
  
  
• Simple DIY installation: Three strong screws firmly fix the base wand to a wall or post.
  
  
• Easy to plug in - better than any other cross-pavement solution.  Unlike a gully, FlexEv requires no stooping or kneeling down to ground level.
  
  
  
• Very tolerant of variable parking position:
  The arc covered by the wands gives flexibility.
  
  
• Use an extra base to extend the reach. (Price £12.50)
  
  
  
• Better than a channel or rubber ramp on loose surfaces such as grass or gravel, and accommodates steep or stepped hard surfaces.
  
  
  
• Keeps your hands clean - the plug and cable are held off the ground.
   
• No Bump Nuisance to prams, buggies, and wheelchairs.
  
  
• No disturbance of council-owned pavements.
  
  
• Speed of removal: the wands and cable can be simply lifted off the base and put away in about 2 minutes - or the assembly can be simply swivelled around, away from the street and over the owner's property. (Low-mileage users might only deploy the wands for a few hours once a week).
  
  
• Creates generous headroom.
  
  
  
  
• Maximum Cable Rating: 32 amp, 7kw, Single Phase
  
  
• Portable (or saleable), if you move house.
  
  
• Cheap to install at £49.50 including postage.
  
  
• Fast Payback: If used to enable cheap off-peak home charging, the cost could be recovered in just a couple of weeks.

  (E.G. 9 pence per kWh* instead of 60p, and the car travels 3 miles per kWh =3x£50/51p= 294 miles to recover the cost - that's about 2 weeks at the average 8,000 miles per year)
  *The Octopus Go off-peak tariff from 1st May 2026 = 8.625 p/kWh.

• Is FlexEV approved by councils? See detailed answer here.
  
  
• View on here:- item:- 227461410563
  

How Does it Work?

The 'base wand' is fixed to a vertical post or wall using just three screws and robust cable clips.

The charging cable is laid out straight on the ground and marked with a piece of tape at about 2.5m from the car end.

Three further wands are slotted together and laid beside the cable, with the tip aligned with the mark on the cable.

The cable is then fixed to the wands at intervals, either with double sided velcro wraps (for ease of disassembly), or with a spiral cable wrap for neatness.

Then you can simply slot the assembly into the base wand, and take the plug to the car's charging port.

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When not in use, the wand can be swung around into a stowage position parallel to the wall:-

...or, if the cable is not permanently connected, the wand and cable can be retrieved in one piece, and taken indoors:-


... or dismantled in about 2 minutes (if velcro wraps are used).
 

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Over-wall Mounting

Fixing Post Options

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offers a self-assembly kit of parts with a detailed
user guide.

(The charging cable itself and the spiral wrap are not included.
 but the wrap is available separately from B&Q.)

£49.50 including postage.

Ebay  item:- 227461410563
(formerly 227094215096)