Wallbox Pulsar Plus - Charging station with Fixed Charging Cable - 1 & 3-phase up to 22 kW
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Load capacity up to 22 kW- Charging costs possible with mid-meter or CPO service
- Eco Smart for loading on solar panels
- Secured loading with the MyWallbox App
- Load Balancing (Optional)
- Durable and water resistant with IP54 and IK08 protection
- Excellent choice for at home loading
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.
Wallbox Pulsar Plus - Charging station with Fixed Charging Cable - ...
Plus points
- Load capacity adjustable via Wallbox Online Portal and MyWallbox App
- Green kilometers drive via drawers on solar panels with Eco-Smart function
- Get an overview of charging data via both the Wallbox Online Portal and the Mywallbox App
- Take advantage of the option for Dynamic Load Balancing, which makes the charging process even more efficient
- Connection to the charging station possible via WiFi, Ethernet, Bluetooth or 4G
- OCPP support
Cons
- No LCD screen
- Only available with fixed type 2 charging cable
- No RFID card reader
Description
Description
Small but powerful Charging station
The Pulsar Plus is a small but powerful Charging station. Does it Charging station nevertheless received an IK08 certification. The IK value shows that the Charging station is resistant to shock and impact up to a force of 5 joules. In plain language, this means that the Pulsar Plus does withstand a bump and thus last for years!
Fixed type 2 Charging cable at the Wallbox Pulsar Plus
The Wallbox Pulsar Plus is a Charging station including type 2 Charging cable. Perfect for if you have a type 2 electric car and want to save time when charging at home. This is because with a fixed cable, you no longer have to use your own Charging cable out of the trunk and put it away again after charging. Instead, you can plug the cable into your car right after charging and you're charging right away. The same goes for unplugging. You take out the plug and hang it on a cable holder, after which you can immediately use the car.
Up to 22 kW and for both 1-phase and 3-phase connections
Despite its small size, the Wallbox Pulsar Plus can charge up to 22 kW and be connected to both 1 phase and 3 phase. However, to use 3 phase 22kW (3x32 amps), you must meet these two conditions.
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The meter box must be reinforced by your grid operator to support 22 kW.
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The EV's onboard charger must be able to receive 22 kW of charging power.
Wallbox Load Balancing
The Pulsar Plus charging station is compatible with Load Balancing, also called by Wallbox "Power Boost. With Load Balancing, the current energy consumption is measured and the Wallbox Pulsar Plus only receives the residual power capacity from your network. Because the charging station only receives and uses the residual capacity, your power grid is never overloaded.
P1 meter or power meter?
For Dynamic Load Balancing you need a P1 or power meter. Load Balancing via P1 meter requires that you have a smart meter in your home. Via the P1 meter you connect the wallbox and the smart meter, which measures the energy consumption in your household. For the connection, you need a free P1 port in the smart meter, into which the data cable goes. The biggest advantage is that the P1 meter is easier to install than the power meter.
The power meter does the same thing, only this meter is a little trickier to install than a P1 meter. This is because the power meter is installed between the meter box and groups. If you use the Wallbox load installed by a certified electrician, he will take this task off your hands.
Dynamic Power Sharing
With Dynamic Power Sharing, the Wallbox Pulsar Plus distributes the available power between multiple charging stations. Thanks to this feature, multiple connected vehicles are optimally charged.
Schedule charging sessions
With the Wallbox Pulsar Plus you can schedule when you want your car to charge. By scheduling charging sessions, charging based on your daily schedule becomes easier and you benefit from lower electricity rates during off-peak hours.
Eco Smart
The Eco Smart feature allows the Pulsar Plus to charge your electric vehicle via solar energy. To use the Eco Smart feature, the solar panels must generate at least 6 amps (1.4 kW) of excess power per phase connection. On average, you need 12 solar panels for this.
The myWallbox app
Via wifi, 4G Bluetooth or LAN, you are always connected to your Wallbox charging station. For example, via the myWallbox mobile app, you have instant access to all charging data and can change charging settings.
Specifications
Specifications
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Socket
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Load Balancing
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Power Sharing
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RFID
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Wifi
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Bluetooth
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4G
Downloads
Downloads
Manual
Want to know more about the Wallbox Pulsar Plus - Charging station with Fixed Charging Cable - 1 & 3-phase up to 22 kW, or need help using this charger? Then check out beer's manual.
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Payment options
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Introducing...
About Wallbox
Dynamic Load Balancing
Dynamic Load Balancing ensures that your electric car is always optimally charged. To do this, you need a smart meter or power meter. It analyzes the current power consumption of your connection and calculates the residual capacity. It sends the residual current to the Wallbox charging station to charge your electric car. This way, the power consumption always remains within the available capacity, preventing overloading on your power connection and ensuring that the fuses will never blow!
Dynamic Power Sharing
Dynamic Power Sharing is an innovative feature that allows you to dynamically share the available power between connected vehicles at multiple charging stations. This prevents overloading the power grid and optimizes charging speeds. This is especially useful in situations where multiple vehicles are being charged simultaneously, such as in business or public parking lots. This feature comes standard with every Wallbox, making efficient charging for multiple vehicles always possible.
Always insight into charging with the myWallbox app
Thanks to the myWallbox app, you always stay connected to your Wallbox Pulsar Plus charging station wherever you are. Via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and LAN, you can manage and control the charger remotely. Get real-time updates on your charging sessions, check the status of your vehicle and adjust your charging settings according to your preferences. The app further allows you to set the charging current, lock and unlock the Pulsar Plus and schedule charging sessions, such as during off-peak times.
100% green charging via the Eco Smart feature
The Eco Smart feature offers the possibility to charge your electric vehicle via solar energy with the Pulsar Plus. To use the Eco Smart feature, the solar panels must generate at least 6 amps (1.4 kW) more energy than needed per phase. So if you have three phases, the solar panels must generate at least 4.2 kW of excess energy to activate the Eco Smart function. On average, you need 8 to 10 solar panels for this. You can read more about how many solar panels you need for your electric car on the website of Zonneplan.
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?
Various subsidies and schemes are 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 (Random 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 is most suitable for my needs?
Are there different types of charging stations available and which is most suitable for my needs?
Yes, there are different types of charging stations available, including normal 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.