FoxEss EV Car Charger 11kW - cabled
Payment and delivery
Payment and delivery
Payment
You can pay for your order by bank transfer, in Hungarian Forints (HUF) or Euros (EUR). Cash on delivery is available for orders up to HUF 500,000, with a handling fee of HUF 4,990. For orders exceeding HUF 500,000, only bank transfer is accepted. We will send you a proforma invoice by email, which will include the necessary bank details for the transfer.
Delivery
We deliver your orders across the entire territory of Hungary with the help of our reliable logistics partners or our own transportation. Personal pickup is possible by prior arrangement. Shipping costs are determined based on the size, weight, and type of the ordered product:
- Small package: HUF 3,790
- Large package: HUF 6,490
- Heat pump: free delivery
- Solar panel and battery: custom shipping fee (based on size, weight, and quantity)
Product description
Product description
The FoxESS A Series AC EV charger family is designed for electric vehicle charging at home and for smaller businesses. The series is available in 11 kW and 22 kW three-phase versions, in both tethered and untethered (Type 2 socket) designs.
The 11 kW model operates on a 400 V three-phase network with a maximum output current of 16 A. The 22 kW version is also three-phase, with a maximum output current of 32 A. The tethered version comes with a fixed Type 2 charging cable, while the untethered version uses a Type 2 socket, requiring a separate charging cable.
Charging can be initiated via Plug & Charge mode, an RFID card, or through an application. The device supports scheduled charging, dynamic load balancing, and integration with solar power systems, where PV generation can be directly used for charging.
Communication is available via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, optional 4G, and LAN connection. The charger is OCPP 1.6 or OCPP 2.0.1 compatible, allowing it to be integrated into external charge management systems in an appropriate system environment.
- Three-phase AC EV charger family
- Available power: 11 kW and 22 kW
- 11 kW: 400 V, max. 16 A
- 22 kW: 400 V, max. 32 A
- Tethered and Type 2 socket versions
- Plug & Charge, RFID card, and app-based initiation
- Dynamic load balancing
- Support for integration with solar power systems
- Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, optional 4G, and LAN communication
- OCPP 1.6 / 2.0.1 compatibility
- IP55 protection, IK08 impact resistance
- Protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage, overheating, and earth fault
FoxESS A Series EV chargers are suitable when you want to charge an electric car from a three-phase network, in either tethered or untethered versions. The 22 kW version provides higher charging power, while the 11 kW model can also be suitable for general home use with an appropriate network setup.
| Max. töltési teljesítmény | 11 kW |
|---|---|
| Névleges feszültség | 400 V |
| Névleges áram | 16 A |
| Csatlakozó típusa | Type 2 cable |
| Telepítés típusa | On a wall or a pillar |
| Kábel | Accessory |
| Méret | 320 × 190 × 144.5 mm |
| Tömeg | 2.5 |
| Garancia | 3 years |
Do you have a question?
View frequently asked questions, or contact us.
How do I choose the right home EV charger?
How do I choose the right home EV charger?
When choosing a home car charger, compatibility and available power are paramount.
First, it's worth checking the maximum charging power your car supports (e.g., 1 phase / 3 phase, kW), as the charger will need to match this. A more powerful charger does not necessarily mean faster charging if the car cannot utilize its full capacity.
Additionally, it's important to consider the capacity of your property's electrical grid to ensure the charger can operate safely and not overload the system.
If you're thinking long-term, it's worth choosing a charger with smart features (e.g., scheduling, load management, integration with solar systems) that allow for more efficient and economical use.
What is the difference between single-phase and three-phase chargers?
What is the difference between single-phase and three-phase chargers?
The main difference between single-phase and three-phase chargers lies in their charging power and grid requirements.
Single-phase chargers typically provide 3.6–7.4 kW of power, making them ideal primarily for systems with lower power consumption or lower charging needs.
Three-phase chargers, on the other hand, can deliver up to 11 or 22 kW of power, allowing for significantly faster charging.
However, it is important to note that faster charging is only achievable if both the electrical grid and the car support three-phase charging. Without this, the system will operate at limited power.
If you are unsure about your choice, it is advisable to check the technical specifications of both your property and your vehicle in advance to avoid oversizing or undersizing.
How long does it take to charge an electric car?
How long does it take to charge an electric car?
The charging time of an electric car depends on the battery size and the charger's power.
For an average battery with a capacity of ~60 kWh:
From a standard household socket (2.3 kW): approx. 24–30 hours
With an 11 kW wall charger: approx. 5–7 hours
With a 22 kW charger: approx. 3–5 hours (only if the car supports it)
It's important to note that charging in practice is not linear (it slows down towards the end), so the actual time may always be slightly longer.
If you regularly charge your car at home, a wall charger is a significantly faster and safer solution than a traditional socket.
Can you charge a car with solar panels?
Can you charge a car with solar panels?
Yes, an electric car can also be charged from solar panels, provided there is a suitable system.
This requires an inverter and a charger that can work with the solar panel system and prioritize the use of the generated energy.
Many modern car chargers have a "PV optimized" or "solar priority" mode, which primarily adapts charging to the available solar energy.
If the system also includes a battery, the energy generated during the day can be used later to charge the car, thus achieving even greater energy independence.
What warranty applies to car chargers?
What warranty applies to car chargers?
In most cases, a 2-5 year manufacturer's warranty applies, ensuring the reliable operation of the device under normal use.
The exact warranty conditions are specified for each product, allowing you to clearly check the duration and terms of the warranty before purchase.
If needed, we can also help you navigate warranty matters and choose the right product.
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