Smart EV Chargers With a Difference
EMES home charger is safer and faster than charging from an electrical outlet. You can also save money – by activating ECO Mode – At certain hours ‘time of use energy tariffs’ are significantly cheaper. ECO Mode you can use this option to start charging at times with the lowest rates.
It charges as quickly as possible with the available capacity and provides you with the highest charging power.
Activate Eco Mode – Eco Mode ensures that charging happens when electricity is cheaper.
The Charging Robot is equipped with built-in e-sim and mobile communication.
EvPro Basic is certified with the highest possible safety standards, this secures a safe charging process. The charger is based on the ‘Plug and Play’ concept which makes the charging process very user-friendly.
One of the most advanced chargers that provides the fastest possible charging of your car. The charger has a number of intelligent functions and a graphic display. Stay up to date on the charging process and also reduce power costs by using the the mobile app.
With the EMES app, you always have full control over your Charging Robots, whether you are at home or on the go. The EMES charging station is always connected as it supports both WiFi and comes with built-in e-sim. You can check the status of the charger, adjust the charging power and schedule a charging session.
EvPro Home ICU is a solution for full dynamic load balancing that enables you to use any available load capacity in your home for charging. This means that you can charge more efficiently when your consumption is low, such as at night. There’s no need to upgrade your power supply or to establish a dedicated circuit for charging.
Full dynamic load balancing means that the homeCLU unit monitors the total power consumption in your home and can distribute any unused capacity to the charging station. This differs from ordinary dynamic load balancing that can only utilize a limited portion of the total capacity in your home.
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