Wallbox M3W 11kW Plug & Play Charging Station Type 2 Charging Cable 5m

Item No. 9109002
Wallbox M3W 11kW Plug & Play Charging Station Type 2 Charging Cable 5m Electric Quads
incl. 2x RFID cards | Wifi + Bluetooth | APP control

Do you want a combination of visual presentation and technical refinements when charging your racing electric quad or electric vehicle? Then you'll enjoy the look of tempered glass and painted metal with our wallbox. In addition to the craftsmanship and aesthetics, with the 11kW version of the electric wallbox, you can not only conveniently charge your SPY racing electric quad , electric motorcycle, e-trike, or electric car at home, but also any other vehicle with a Type 2 plug ! You can also benefit from the ease of use of our products and their wide range of applications. Would you like to use the wallbox for your home?

This will allow you to receive funding through the KfW 440 program. Conveniently start your charging process via an app or RFID card. Do you use a smart home solution? Simply integrate our wallbox via Ethernet.
Would you like to use the wallbox for your company and offer your employees the opportunity to charge at their workplace? This is also possible with funding from KfW 441. Start your charging process conveniently via the app, create employee profiles (simplifying billing), and take advantage of the load management option.

Characteristics:

- Fast charging times for your electric quad / e-vehicle
- Type 2 plug including 5m charging cable
- Residual current circuit breaker
- 4.3 inch LCD display
- LED indicator lights
- WLAN/LAN connection
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Control via app
- KfW funding (440, 441)
- 2x RFID cards
- 3-phase connection
- Max. power 11kW
- incl. wall mount

Delivery contents:

-1x Wallbox 11kW incl. 5m charging cable and wall bracket

*Funding is subject to available budgetary resources through KfW. Companies, sole proprietors, freelancers, municipal enterprises, corporations and public institutions, such as chambers of commerce and associations, and non-profit organizations, including churches, are eligible to apply for funding. There is generally no legal entitlement to funding.