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Tescom EV chargers offer a wide range of capabilities and advanced functions. They are designed for home and commercial use. Their rugged, IP65-rated waterproof design lets them operate at temperatures from -40°C to 60°C. They are always connected over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for remote management and control from a computer or smartphone.

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Power rating11 kW

EV CHARGER PLUS 11kW

Code EVC.0002
  • Wall Mount

To be announcedRecommended retail price

Detailed specifications

Features

  • OCPP compatible

    Supports the OCPP protocol for connection to other compatible systems.

  • Dynamic load management

    Dynamic distribution of available power for more efficient charging.

  • Off-peak scheduled charging

    Schedule charging for the hours with the lowest energy tariff.

  • Operates from -40 to 60 °C

    Operating temperature from -40 °C to 60 °C.

  • Easy to install and maintain

    Simple installation and maintenance.

  • Uninterrupted operation

    Continuous operation without unexpected interruptions.

  • Plug and charge

    Quick setup and easy management via the app (Home Edition).

  • Real-time tariff settings

    Set tariffs with real-time data through the software (Commercial Edition).

Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS BY MODEL

ModelCodePower rating (kW)PhasesRRP
HOME 7kWEVC.00017.00000Single-phase (1/1)
To be announced
PLUS 11kW(Selected model)EVC.000211.00000Three-phase (3/3)
To be announced

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Frequently asked questions

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Are there chargers with smart features?

Yes, they include scheduling, remote control and monitoring through apps.

How does temperature affect EV charging performance?

At very high or low temperatures, charging may be delayed for the safety of the system.

What is a wallbox?

It is a wall-mounted EV charging station, ideal for home use, with power from 3.7 to 22 kW.

Can I install an EV charger in an apartment building?

Yes, but it requires agreement with the building management, sufficient power from the grid, and approval/a design study from an electrician.

What do Mode 2, Mode 3 and Mode 4 mean for EV chargers?

They refer to different levels of communication and safety between the charger and the vehicle. Modes 3 and 4 are more modern and safer.