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Charging solutions

Charge point installation, at home or for business

From a single charge point on the facade to a charging hub with multiple stations. We handle the whole chain: consumer unit, cable routing, mounting, configuration and commissioning.

  • Single-phase or three-phase, 11 kW or 22 kW
  • Dynamic load balancing so your connection is never overloaded
  • Solar charging and integration with a home battery
Charge point on the facade of a house with an electric car connected
Product selection

Our selection of smart charging solutions

From smart charging at home to automatic billing and scalable business charging hubs. Compare our selected charging solutions on power, load balancing, solar charging, connectivity and future-readiness.

EaseeHome · MID meter
Easee Charge Max charge point with MID-certified energy meter, front view

Easee Charge Max

Home charge point with an MID-certified energy meter, so charging sessions can be reimbursed by your employer.

  • Charges up to 7.4 kW single-phase or 22 kW three-phase
  • MID-certified energy meter: suitable for reimbursement and ERE certificates
  • Solar surplus charging and main-fuse protection with the Easee Equalizer
EaseeBusiness
Easee Charge Core charge point in white, front view

Easee Charge Core

Business charge point that scales easily from a single bay to a complete charging hub.

  • Charges up to 7.4 kW single-phase or 22 kW three-phase
  • Shares the available power locally across charge points, even without internet
  • Remote management via OCPP 1.6J and the back office of your choice
EaseeBusiness · MID meter
Easee Charge Pro business charge point with MID-certified energy meter, front view

Easee Charge Pro

Business charge point with an MID-certified meter, for companies, property owners and owners' associations that bill charging sessions.

  • MID-certified energy meter for billing and ERE certificates
  • Charges up to 7.4 kW single-phase or 22 kW three-phase
  • Scales to multiple charge points with sharing of the available power
AlfenHome
Alfen Eve Single S-line charging station in white, front view

Alfen Eve Single S-line

Robust Dutch-built charging station for the home, with a built-in meter and smart charging.

  • Charges from 3.7 to 11 kW, single- or three-phase, up to 16 A per phase
  • Available with a Type 2 socket or a fixed charging cable
  • Active load balancing based on the smart meter (P1) or an external meter
AlfenHome & business
Alfen Eve Single Pro-line charging station with colour display, front view

Alfen Eve Single Pro-line

The widely used Alfen charging station with a colour display, suitable for home and business use.

  • Charges from 3.7 to 22 kW, single- or three-phase, up to 32 A per phase
  • 3.5-inch colour display with charging session information
  • Links into a Smart Charging Network and to virtually any back office via OCPP
AlfenTwo charging outlets
Alfen Eve Double Pro-line charging station with two sockets, front view

Alfen Eve Double Pro-line

One charging station with two charging outlets, for car parks at businesses, properties and owners' associations.

  • Two Type 2 sockets, each up to 22 kW and 32 A per phase
  • An MID energy meter per outlet, so you can bill per car
  • 7-inch colour display and built-in residual current protection per outlet
ZaptecHome
Zaptec Go 2 charge point in Asphalt Black, front view

Zaptec Go 2

Compact charge point for the home.

  • Compact wall mounting
  • Aimed at home charging
  • Installation includes consumer unit and cable routing
ZaptecBusiness
Zaptec Pro business charge point with MID meter, front view

Zaptec Pro

Charging solution aimed at multiple charge points.

  • Suited to multiple charge points
  • Applicable in charging hubs
  • Expandable design
Peblar
Peblar Business charge point in socket and cable versions

Peblar Business

Charge point aimed at business use.

  • Business application
  • Focused on management and billing
  • Installation and configuration by us

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Choice guide

A single charge point at home
Then we mainly look at power, cable routing and smart charging on solar surplus.
Charging on your own solar power
Then metering and control are decisive: charging power moves with your generation.
Business charging with billing
Then connectivity and business billing lead the choice.
Multiple charge points or a charging hub
Then we design with load balancing and room for expansion.

Product documentation

You will receive datasheets, manuals and warranty terms from us as part of the advice. We only take over verified manufacturer data; missing specifications are shown as “On request” until then.

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ERE

Earn from home charging with ERE

Do you have a suitable home charging point with a built-in MID-certified meter? Then eligible electricity you charge into an electric car may earn you an extra payment through emission reduction units (ERE). We arrange registration and processing together with our partner Stekker.

What charging power do you need?

Charging power is expressed in kW. On a single-phase connection this is typically limited to around 3.7 kW; with three-phase, 11 kW or 22 kW is possible. An important detail: your car also determines how much is actually charged. Many models charge at a maximum of 11 kW AC, even at a 22 kW charge point.

Those who charge at home overnight often have enough with a lower power. Those with short windows during the day to top up benefit more from a higher power. We look at your driving pattern and at what your connection can handle.

Load balancing: safely within the limits of your connection

With dynamic load balancing, a sensor measures total consumption. The charge point adjusts its charging power accordingly, so the main fuse is never exceeded. With multiple charge points, the control distributes the available power. That often makes a charging hub feasible even on an existing connection.

Charging on solar power and with a home battery

A charge point that recognises solar surplus charges using electricity you would otherwise export. Combined with a home battery, the control can determine what gets priority: the battery, the car or the home. Which combinations work depends on the equipment chosen.

Installation from A to Z

We assess the consumer unit, determine the cable routing, mount the charge point, configure the settings and commission the system. In business situations we also set up business billing and management, in consultation with the chosen provider.

How we work

From request to handover in four steps

  1. 1

    Request

    Tell us what you need via the quote form, phone or email. Photos of your distribution board or the intended location help us get started.

  2. 2

    Survey and advice

    We assess your situation and installation, on site where needed, and advise what fits technically.

  3. 3

    Quote and approval

    You receive a clear quote describing the work. Once you approve it, we schedule the installation.

  4. 4

    Installation and handover

    We install, test and commission the system, then walk you through the result.

From practice

Alfen dual charging station at a home in Wateringen

From practice

Business charging hub: four Zaptec Pro charging stations

For Verra Makelaars we installed four Zaptec Pro charging stations on two dual posts. Read what we did.

Frequently asked questions

Not sure what fits your situation?

Answer a few short questions and get a preliminary advice on solar, storage, charging and your electrical installation.

Start the advisor

Request a charge point

Send us a photo of your consumer unit and the desired mounting location. Then we quickly know what is needed and what the cable routing means.