Home EV Chargers — AC Wallboxes from 3.7 to 22 kW
Six wallbox series for private garages, carports and residential car parks — from a compact socket unit to a bidirectional V2G charger. IEC and North American versions where marked.
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3.7–22 kWMini Series
Compact socket wallbox with colour LCD and light ring, 3.7–22 kW.
- Type 2 socket
- LCD
- OCPP
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7.4–22 kW · 32–48 AEVX Series
Tethered smart wallbox, 7.4–22 kW IEC or 32–48 A North America.
- Tethered cable
- IEC + NA
- OCPP
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7.4–22 kWV2G Series
Ultra-slim bidirectional AC wallbox with ISO 15118-20, 7.4–22 kW.
- V2G
- ISO 15118-20
- OCPP 2.0.1
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7.4–22 kWEVA Series
Curved-shell socket wallbox, 7.4–22 kW, Type 2.
- Type 2 socket
- RFID
- OCPP
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7.4–22 kWEVR Series
Rounded socket wallbox in white or black, 7.4–22 kW.
- White or black
- RFID
- OCPP
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7.4 kWEVL Series
7.4 kW single-phase wallbox with LCD and RFID.
- 7.4 kW
- LCD + RFID
- Tethered
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How to choose a home wallbox
- 01
Check the supply first
Single-phase homes top out at 7.4 kW (32 A). 11 kW and 22 kW need a three-phase supply.
- 02
Match the car
Many cars charge at 7–11 kW on AC. A 22 kW wallbox only helps cars with a 22 kW onboard charger.
- 03
Socket or cable
A tethered cable is convenient at home; a socket suits shared garages where each driver brings a cable.
- 04
Plan for solar and V2G
Load balancing protects the main breaker; solar mode and V2G make the car part of the home energy system.
Questions about home ac wallboxes
Which wallbox is best for a single-phase home?
Any 7.4 kW model — for example MZ-EVL7-T with screen and RFID, or the 7.4 kW versions of EVX, EVR and Mini.
Do you have chargers for the USA and Canada?
Yes. The EVX Series has North American versions at 32, 40 and 48 A with an SAE J1772 connector.
Tell us about your charging project
Share the market, charger type and quantities — our engineers will recommend a configuration and send a quotation.