The latest manual can be downloaded here: manual
New for version 3.1:
- Built-in Buzzer/Speaker.
- Ext connector for future add-ons.
Features:
- Fits into a standard DIN rail enclosure.
- Measures the current consumption of other appliances, and automatically lowers or increases the charging current to the EV. (sensorbox required)
- The power sharing feature let's you connect up to 8 SmartEVSE's to one mains supply.
- Two switched 230VAC outputs, for contactors.
- Powered RS485 communication bus for sensorbox / Modbus kWh Meters.
- Can be used with fixed cable, or socket and charging cable.
- Automatically selects current capacity of the connected cable (13/16/32A)
- Locking actuator support, locks the charging cable in the socket.
- RFID reader support, restrict the use of the charging station to max 100 RFID cards.
- An optional modbus kWh meter will measure power and charged energy, and display this on the LCD.
- Built-in temperature sensor.
- RGB led output for status information while charging.
- All module parameters can be configured using the display and buttons.
- WiFi status page.
- Firmware upgradable through USB-C port or through the built in webserver.
- REST API for communication with external software (e.g. HomeAssistant)
- MQTT API
- Rudimentary support for home batteries
- Supporting delayed charging
- OCPP 1.6j compatible
- The controller operates at a mains voltage from 110-240VAC
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 52 x 91 x 58 mm (width: 3 DIN modules)
- Open Source Firmware.
This is only the controller, in order to build a EVSE you will also need:
- One or two contactors who switch the power to the EV.
For three phase systems this can either be one 4 pole contactor (IKA432-40), or add a 2 pole (IKA232-20) contactor to switch phases 2 and 3, and allow for one phase charging on Solar.
The contactors must be normal AC (230V) type. Energy efficient or silent AC/DC contactors will not work correctly.
- A Type 2 charging cable or charging socket, with 12V activated lock.
- Enclosure with DIN rail, for mounting the controller and contactor.

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