Easee has received EU certification from TÜV Rheinland for its charging boxes, including Easee Charge Core and Charge Lite. These charging boxes have received Module B certification, which goes beyond the industry standard and ensures that independent experts have verified that they meet all relevant European requirements. TÜV Rheinland is a renowned German organization that carries out independent inspections and has very strict requirements for granting its approval, making their quality mark highly respected internationally.

Now the new Easee Charge Core is finally here - the scalable, future-proof charging system for larger charging stations. The installation method that we all love is the same. This means it is possible to choose between an infrastructure consisting of flat cable, junction box, or connect directly to each individual backplate in series.

The new NexBlue Edge EV charging station works on both 1- and 3-phase with up to 22 kW charging power. Designed to provide a seamless charging experience for your electric vehicle. NexBlue Edge is intelligent and adapts to all electric vehicles, supports all currents (6-32A) and all power grids (IT, 230V/1+3-phase, TT and TN 400V).

Easee today signed an updated Declaration of Conformity for the Charge Lite charging box. The new version declares that the DC detection (RDC-DD) is in compliance with IEC 62955:2018.

This makes everyday life easier and cheaper for electricians, who thus do not have to spend extra time writing deviations from NEK 400, or installing expensive Type B protection in Charge Lite installations.

Along with the new declaration of conformity, a functional description for the RDC-DD hardware in Charge Lite has also been prepared. This has been created in collaboration with Rejlers Elsikkerhet.

P1 and the HAN port are the physical outputs on your smart meter. This output allows a consumption meter (e.g. an Equalizer) to read the electricity consumption in your home or building in real time. The HAN port is initially closed and you should contact your electricity supplier to open it. The P1 port is usually open. No consumption meters will not work with a closed port as they receive both data (the electricity consumption) and power to operate the real-time meter.

The Swedish Electricity Safety Authority has issued a decision that no immediate measures are necessary for already installed Easee Home and Easee Charge charging stations, as the risk of serious defects is low. However, reporting of any defects is encouraged. A sales ban from March 2023 continues to apply to these models due to technical and documentation deficiencies. Easee has three weeks to appeal the decision and two months to submit a defect prognosis, with a follow-up report on the defect outcome within ten months to ensure the safety of the product over time.

What does it mean for a charging cable to be water resistant? Is a charging cable waterproof? Manufacturers classify water ingress based on an international standard, often abbreviated IP (Ingress Protection).

Our charging guide answers many questions when you get your first electric car or plug-in hybrid. In this section of the charging guide we have collected the most common questions related to charging cables. If you have other questions related to charging cables, just contact us via chat, email or by phone.

Oslo Municipality has recently made changes (January 2024) to its subsidy schemes. Housing cooperatives and condominiums in Oslo can now receive grants for upgrading/establishing charging infrastructure. Remember that the support for upgrading or establishing charging infrastructure can change at short notice or immediately by the Oslo Municipality.

During the last 12 months, have you installed a charging box from Easee (Home or Lite) or Zaptec GO? Then you have the opportunity to get 35% (up to NOK 10,000) back of the total cost. By investing in the smart home system Power Control 2.0 from Futurehome, you meet the requirement from the ENOVA requirement for smart energy and climate measures.

Did you know that housing cooperatives and condominiums in Stavanger Municipality can receive grants for the upgrading/establishment of charging infrastructure? Remember that you can apply for support to upgrade or establish charging infrastructure, making it easier to charge at home. The purpose is to encourage safe and easy home charging for electric and hybrid vehicles. The grant/support is a maximum of 150,000 NOK of approved investment costs (infrastructure costs), limited to a maximum of 10,000 NOK per charging point.

Did you know that housing cooperatives and condominiums in Trondheim Municipality can receive grants for the upgrading/establishment of charging infrastructure? Remember that you can apply for support to upgrade or establish charging infrastructure, making it easier to charge at home. The purpose is to encourage safe and easy home charging for electric and hybrid vehicles. The grant/support is a maximum of 20% of approved investment costs (infrastructure costs) and is limited to a maximum of 5,000 NOK per charging point.