Ohme vs ZJ Beny: EV Charger Comparison

Head-to-head comparison of Ohme and ZJ Beny home EV chargers for Australian homes in 2026.

Feature	Ohme	ZJ Beny
Price range	$1,200-$1,900	$700-$1,200
Power options	7.4kW, 22kW	7.4kW, 22kW
Phases	1-phase, 3-phase	1-phase, 3-phase
Cable length	5m	5m
Smart features	Yes	Yes
Solar integration	No	Yes
Warranty	3 years	2 years
Country	United Kingdom	China
Best for	Cost-conscious EV owners on time-of-use electricity tariffs who want automated cheap charging	Budget buyers wanting maximum features per dollar without compromising on safety certifications

Ohme

Pros

Smart tariff integration finds cheapest rates automatically
Built-in LCD display for real-time stats
Strong app with energy cost tracking
OCPP 1.6 compliant
Dynamic load management included

Cons

No built-in solar diversion
Newer to the Australian market
Relies on compatible energy retailer for smart tariff features
Less visual appeal than Wallbox

ZJ Beny

Pros

Cheapest full-featured smart charger
Solar CT clamp integration included
IP65 weatherproofing (outdoor rated)
OCPP 1.6 compliant
TUV and IEC certified

Cons

2-year warranty (shortest in comparison)
Less polished app experience
Limited brand recognition in Australia
Support channels slower than local brands

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ohme or ZJ Beny better for Australian homes?

Ohme is best for: cost-conscious ev owners on time-of-use electricity tariffs who want automated cheap charging. ZJ Beny is best for: budget buyers wanting maximum features per dollar without compromising on safety certifications. Both are available through Australian electricians.

Which is cheaper, Ohme or ZJ Beny?

Ohme starts from $1,200 installed, while ZJ Beny starts from $700. ZJ Beny has the lower entry price.

Which has better solar integration, Ohme or ZJ Beny?

Ohme does not have built-in solar integration. ZJ Beny offers solar integration.