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For most households, 11 kW is just right. On a 3-phase connection of 3x25A, the standard 3-phase connection for homes, you charge with 3x16 amperes: 11 kW. This adds up to about 60 kilometers of range per hour, and your car will simply be full in the morning.

Why not 22 kW?

A 22 kW charging station is fine, but charging at 22 kW at home is rarely possible. That requires 3x32A, and many cars charge at a maximum of 11 kW via alternating current anyway. You can set a 22 kW charging station to 11 kW, so you are not stuck with that. In this collection are the charging stations that are 11 kW by default; they are often a bit more affordable.

And with 1-phase?

Most 11 kW charging stations also work on 1-phase, then with about 3.7 kW. If you upgrade to 3-phase later, you do not need to replace the charging station.

Do you want to claim charging costs or receive ERE, then choose a model with a MID meter, such as the Fronius Wattpilot Flex Pro. Are you unsure what your connection can handle? Send us a photo of your fuse box.

  • Zaptec Certified Partner
  • 1000+ charging stations installed
  • Minimum 2-year warranty
  • 14-day cooling-off period
  • Pay securely with iDEAL & Wero
  • Installation in the Northern and Central Netherlands
  • Dutch company from Sneek
  • Ordered on business days before 20:00, shipped the same day

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Still unsure? Let the decision aid help you choose

Three short questions and you'll see which charging stations from this list suit your situation and why.

What kind of connection do you have?

Check your fuse box, or have a certified installer check it. Not sure? Then select “I don’t know” and we’ll show you everything.

Fixed cable or loose cable?

A fixed cable is most convenient for daily use. A socket is more flexible if you drive a different car later.

What are you going to charge?

Do you want to claim charging sessions from your employer or leasing company or make use of the ERE scheme? Then you need a MID-certified meter.

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Frequently asked questions when choosing

The questions customers ask us most often before ordering. More answers can be found in the full FAQ.

Do I need a single-phase or three-phase connection?

A single-phase connection provides a maximum of approximately 7.4 kW (230V at 32A). With three-phase, you can charge up to 11 kW (16A) or 22 kW (32A). Check your fuse box to see how many phases are coming in, or have this determined by a certified installer. Not sure? Call or email us, we are happy to help.

7.4, 11 or 22 kW: which charging capacity should I choose?

For most households, 11 kW is more than enough: it allows an average electric car to charge fully overnight. 22 kW is only worthwhile if your car can also handle it; many cars charge at a maximum of 11 kW via AC. Preferably choose a charging station with adjustable power, so you'll also be prepared for your next car.

Fixed cable or a separate cable (socket)?

With a fixed cable, you can plug the connector directly into the post, which is convenient if you charge every day. A model with a socket offers more flexibility: you can use your own charging cable and easily switch when driving a different car.

What is the delivery time?

Order before 8:00 PM on a working day, and we’ll ship your order the same day. Within the Netherlands, your package will usually arrive the next working day. Delivery to other EU countries takes 3 to 7 working days.

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