Besen Type 2 Charging Station – with Socket
Self collection possible
Self collection possible
You can pick up your order on working days (in time slots) at our warehouse in Ridderkerk. Your order can be picked up between 09:00 - 11:00 or between 16:00 - 20:00. If you report to Schillingstraat 7, 2988 CT in Ridderkerk, a warehouse employee will hand over your package.
Delivery
Delivery
If you live in the Netherlands and order before 23:00 on a weekday, you will receive the product the next day. Orders after 23:00 or on weekends will be shipped on the next business day. For residents of Belgium & Germany, delivery takes 1 to 2 business days. For both the Netherlands, Belgium & Germany, shipping costs are free for orders over €40.
Returns
Returns
You can return your product within 30 days of receipt if you change your mind. Please make sure the product is complete and in its original packaging. Damaged or used items will not be accepted. Go to our returns page to request a return or exchange.
Plus points
- Socket for your own charging cable: Type 1 and Type 2
- 11 or 22 kW, can also be connected to a single phase
- The colour LCD display shows your charging session
- App version: adjust the power, review sessions and use delayed charging
- Protected against water and dust (IP66) and impacts (IK10)
- Does not work on a grid without a neutral, as in some Belgian homes
- The App version needs a good Wi-Fi signal
- The display cannot be dimmed
Description
Description
With the Besen charging station with a socket, you plug your own charging cable into the station. That way you charge cars with Type 2 as well as Type 1, with the right cable. Choose 11 or 22 kW, as a Basic or App version.
Which power do you choose?
- 11 kW (three-phase 16A): suits most three-phase home connections and most new electric cars.
- 22 kW (three-phase 32A): only worthwhile if your car can charge at 22 kW and your connection is heavy enough. Often your grid operator has to upgrade it.
Do you have a single-phase connection? You can connect it to that as well; you then charge at up to 3.7 kW (11 kW version) or 7.4 kW (22 kW version). Your car never charges faster than it can take. The number plate check shows how fast your car can charge.
Basic or App?
- Basic: plug in and charge; the power adjusts to your car. The colour LCD display shows your charging session.
- App: adjust the charging power over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, review sessions and schedule delayed charging. Only people with access to the app can charge.
Good to know
- You need your own charging cable: Type 2 for most cars, Type 1 for older models.
- A Renault Zoe only charges on this station if all three phases are connected.
- Does not work on a grid without a neutral, such as the 3x230V grid in some Belgian homes.
- No load balancing and no RFID.
- The App version needs a good Wi-Fi signal.
- Protected against water and dust (IP66) and impacts (IK10), so suitable for outdoors.
- DC leakage detection is built in. Your electrician decides which RCD you need in your fuse box. Always have the station connected by a qualified electrician.
- 2-year warranty.
Not sure which version suits your home and car? Ask us on WhatsApp.
Specifications
Specifications
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Socket
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Load Balancing
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Smart Charging
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RFID
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Wifi
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Bluetooth
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4G
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Eco-Smart
Downloads
Downloads
Manual
Want to know more about the Besen Type 2 Charging Station – with Socket, or need help using this charger? Then check out the manual here.
Secure online payment
Payment options
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store or have access to your credit card information.
About Besen
Basic variant
The basic variant, depending on which kW you choose, always charges at the maximum charging power your car's onboard charger can handle. There is an onboard charger in every electric car. This system determines how many kW your car battery can receive without overcharging. So if you have a Charging station that can charge 22 kW, but your car has an onboard charger that can receive a maximum of 11 kW, the Charging station never charge more than 11 kW. Because this Charging station always bases the charging power on what your car can handle, it is important that you consider the power your power connection provides yourself. This is because if you choose too much power to charge, your connection may be overloaded and the fuses will blow. With this choice, always take into account whether there is enough power in the meter box and choose a Charging station with kW that does not exceed your power capacity.
If you need help with this, please contact our customer service team. We fully understand that it can be a tricky subject and are happy to help!
The basic variant is CE as well as TUV, FCC, CSA and RoHS certified.
App version (Bluetooth)
Want a secure Charging station with more features than the RFID variant? Then the app variant is your favorite choice. With the EVSEMaster app, you can easily read back charging sessions on your mobile, tablet or desktop, schedule charging sessions thanks to "delayed charging" and change the charging power in amps. The lowest charging capacity is 6 amps (1.4 kW) and the highest is 16 (11 kW) or 32 amps (7.4 kW on 1 phase or 22 kW on 3 phase). A Besen type 2 Charging station with app has the most features of all the variants. With the app, charging is secured, as is RFID, but it is also possible to read back charging sessions and export them. Furthermore, the app allows you to set what times you want to charge and change the charging power in amps conveniently and quickly. Multiple people can be logged in and use the app, just not at the same time.
The app variant is available with 1-phase 7.4 kW, 3-phase 11 kW and 3-phase 22 kW charging capacity. Furthermore, the app variant is also CE certified.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most important considerations when purchasing a home charging station?
What are the most important considerations when purchasing a home charging station?
When purchasing a home charging station, it is essential to consider factors such as the charging capacity of the station, the available connection capacity in your home and the location of the charging station. Make sure your charging station meets the specifications of your electric vehicle and that the installation location is suitable.
What subsidies or financial assistance are available for purchasing a charging station?
What subsidies or financial assistance are available for purchasing a charging station?
There are several subsidies and schemes available in the Netherlands to support the purchase of charging stations. These include the Electric Driving in Business Market Subsidy Scheme (SEZ), Sustainable Energy Investment Subsidy (ISDE), and tax benefits such as the MIA (Environmental Investment Allowance) and VAMIL (Arbitrary Depreciation of Environmental Investments). Consult the Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (RVO) for up-to-date information.
How can I install a charging station and what are the installation costs?
How can I install a charging station and what are the installation costs?
Installing a charging station usually requires a licensed installer. The installation costs vary depending on factors such as the distance to the electricity grid, the excavation work required and any adjustments to the electrical installation at home. Average costs are between €500 and €1,500, but this can vary.
Are there different types of charging stations available and which one is most suitable for my needs?
Are there different types of charging stations available and which one is most suitable for my needs?
Yes, there are several types of charging stations available, including regular home chargers, fast chargers and public charging stations. The choice depends on your specific needs. For daily home charging, a normal home charger up to a maximum of 22kW is usually sufficient. Fast chargers are convenient for on the road, while public charging stations are available at public locations.
What are the maintenance requirements for a charging station and how can I troubleshoot technical issues?
What are the maintenance requirements for a charging station and how can I troubleshoot technical issues?
Charging poles generally require little maintenance. Regular visual inspections and keeping the connection clean can help. For technical problems, contact the manufacturer or a licensed installer for repairs. Many charging stations also have built-in monitoring systems to report any malfunctions.
