An EV wallbox charger is a device used to charge electric vehicles at home or in commercial areas. It provides a dedicated charging point with faster charging speeds compared to a standard household outlet.

Usually, the wallbox-mounted EV charger would be installed on a wall close to the parking lot, and the necessary cables would run from the unit to a residential electrical system according to the infraction and configuration requirements set forth by the manufacturer.

Yes, a wallbox can be a good EV charger, offering faster charging speeds. Also, it is convenient compared to other forms of charging and sometimes even cost-effective.

The cost of a home wall box charger will depend on brand, model features, and installation needs. Generally, a home wall box charger will ring in, costing something in between of €350-€1000.

To open a wallbox charger, you usually use a key or access card provided by the manufacturer to unlock the unit and access the charging cable.

A bi-directional wallbox charger is capable of charging your vehicle and feeding energy back into the grid that powers your house and other appliances.

You simply need to plug your electric vehicle using a charging cable into the wall box charger and follow any directions or guidelines provided on the charger display or a mobile application.

The wallbox ID charger allows identification functions through which the RFID card reader or mobile identification apps authenticate that the charger can only be accessed and used by a person with the right to do so.