WALLe electric car charging station 11 kW, for power socket, with Tesla button
WALLe electric car charging station 11 kW, for power socket, with Tesla button
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WALLe electric car charging station 11 kW, for power socket, with Tesla button

WALLe

WALLe is now also available with a Tesla charging cable! The type 2 charging cable has a Tesla Chargeport feature for opening the charging port and starting and stopping Tesla charging. The Chargeport function button is seamlessly integrated and waterproof!

Regular price
878,95 €
Sale price
878,95 €
Regular price
925,00 €
Unit price
per 
Tax included.
In stock
Delivery in 1–2 days

Product information

WALLe is a powerful wall-mountable charger for electric vehicles that can be used indoors or outdoors. The output power is up to 3.7 kW in single-phase and 11 kW in three-phase from a 16-amp three-phase connection. 

For a lesser load on the mains, it is possible to limit the output current to 8 A with a control switch. This halves the maximum power.

Safe and easy to use!

– The device is delivered with a 7 m fixed type 2 cable for attaching to the car end
– The 16 A x 3 CEE connector supply cable model is connected directly to the power supply. Easy to install!
– Colour options: black or white

Technical specifications

 Dimensions (mm) 320–450 (with cable rack) x 195 x 100
Weight (without input cable, includes output cable) 6.9 kg
Housing material Steel
IP rating IP54
Protection class I
Residual current device AC 30 mA; DC 6 mA
Operating and storage temperature -30 to +40 °C
Supply cable plug CEE 16 A, 5-pin
Outputs Type 2, fixed cable
Supply voltage N + L 230 V or N + 3L 400 V 50 Hz
Maximum supply current 16 A
Power 1.8–11 kW
Standards IEC 61439-7, IEC 61851-1
Recycling The product is treated as waste electrical and electronic equipment, and the packaging as cardboard waste