AgeVolt Wallbox One

Product documentation

Article contents

Select the document for your Wallbox One's manufacturing configuration, power and connection type. The product sheet supports selection and technical specification, the operating instructions explain use, and the installation manual covers professional installation.

Configuration with TouchPoint

TouchPoint is the station's touchscreen interface. The following PDFs apply to the labelled configuration and power rating. For a cable-equipped variant, also check the cable length.

Operation and installation

Stations without TouchPoint

Documents for stations without TouchPoint remain available. Slave is used as an additional station at a site with a Smart system. For an existing station, select documents using its nameplate and supplied equipment.

Operating instructions without TouchPoint

Original configurations — technical data and drawings

The following images and data describe original configurations. Do not combine their dimensions, materials or interfaces with the current TouchPoint variant.

A smart AC charging station for electric vehicles with one charging point and a maximum charging power of 22 kW.

The charger can be configured to suit the individual needs of its owner, who can also choose custom branding.

It is suitable for installation indoors and outdoors.

Sophisticated user and power management, charging data collection, report generation and other advanced functions are available offline (with AgeVolt SmartSystem) and online (when connected to a digital platform such as MyAgeVolt).

Configuration options:

with sockets with cable locks. An ideal option for public and unattended charging where damage to permanently installed cables is a concern.
with a cable, particularly suitable for private or supervised charging. It offers drivers a more convenient and faster charging process because they do not need their own cable.
with a display with an RFID reader when user authorization is required, such as for public or company charging.
without a display, most commonly for private home charging where user authentication is not required.
with a residual-current circuit breaker with overcurrent protection. This is mandatory if it is not included in the distribution board to which the charging station connects.
without a residual-current circuit breaker, if one is already installed in the distribution board to which the charging station connects.

Installation

On a wall, where the selected location allows.

On a stand, available separately.

Charging power

The charger is designed for a maximum charging power of 22 kW. Actual charging power depends on

SmartSystem settings, which regulate charging according to the customer's needs, for example to avoid exceeding reserved capacity or tripping circuit breakers;
the vehicle's maximum charging power, typically 3.7–7.4 kW for single-phase onboard chargers and 11–22 kW for three-phase chargers.

AgeVolt SmartSystem

AgeVolt SmartSystem controls the charging station, making it an intelligent and sophisticated device. It optimizes charging power to protect the electrical network from overload, records transactions, manages users, generates reports, uses photovoltaic energy and provides many other features without requiring an internet connection.

One SmartSystem can manage 1 to 100 chargers at one location. This means one SmartSystem is usually sufficient for a car park, while charging stations can be purchased and connected gradually over the years.

+ Network connection — 10/100 BaseTX

+ Modbus TCP/IP

+ Wireless connection — LTE/3G, Wi-Fi

+ Protocol — OCPP 1.6-J

+ MQTT

MyAgeVolt

Thanks to the OCPP 1.6-J protocol, the charging station can connect to standard cloud charging platforms, such as MyAgeVolt, which allows sharing the charger with the public according to its own prices and rules, advanced fleet management, cost monitoring and many other features.

There is an NFC tagon the charging station, which simplifies working with the AgeVolt application.