myenergi

The myenergi brand designs and manufactures equipment that connects household energy with electric vehicle charging, solar generation, and storage. The company dates its start to 2016 and traces its growth to the Humber region in northern England. From its headquarters and manufacturing site in Stallingborough, it offers a coordinated range for households looking to manage the energy they generate and use.

The zappi charger is designed for electric vehicles. myenergi says it can charge from grid, wind, or solar power, and connects it to an app for monitoring and control. The range also includes zappi GLO, a home-charging option that expands the manufacturer’s charger lineup.

To use surplus solar power at home, myenergi offers eddi, a diverter that sends self-generated electricity to household uses such as water heating. eddi+ extends that function to three-phase systems. Rather than treating each appliance as an isolated purchase, the company presents these products as parts of a system coordinating generation, charging, and consumption.

The libbi system is the brand’s modular home battery storage option. It is designed to store energy for use at another time, as part of the solar-home tools myenergi describes within its ecosystem. harvi rounds out the family as an energy monitor; the products connect with the app to bring information and controls into one interface.

The myenergi app lets users check consumption, review device activity, and adjust features such as timers and boost functions. The company says its connected devices make it possible to follow household energy use in one place. zappi also supports OCPP, a standard that allows it to connect with a range of compatible charging-management platforms.

The manufacturer works with installers and wholesalers as well as serving homes and larger-scale projects. Its website offers information for customers, an installer locator, and support materials. That service dimension matters because a home-energy setup may combine a charger, solar panels, a battery, and existing equipment, and the right integration depends on the specific installation.

The myenergi system is best understood as a home-energy management ecosystem rather than a collection of chargers. zappi serves the vehicle, eddi directs surplus power to heat, and libbi stores energy; harvi and the app help users monitor the system. For a household generating its own electricity, the range brings together devices designed to coordinate energy with transportation and everyday use.