Range
Eleven chargers from seven brands, in three tiers: Essential for everyday charging at home, Performance for homes that need load shedding or solar, Professional for shared car parks and businesses. Every charger is selected, installed and maintained by D-Voltaris.
Range at a glance
Catalogue
Filter by tier. Specifications are indicative and confirmed for the reference chosen for your project. 22 kW needs a three-phase supply: on single-phase, these chargers deliver up to 7.4 kW.
7.4 kW
| Supply | Single-phase · 1.5 to 7.4 kW |
|---|---|
| Connection | Attached Type 2 cable, 5 m |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi · Bluetooth |
| Energy | Dynamic, with a metering moduleSolar: surplus or mixed |
| RFID · MID | No · No |
| Supervision | OCPP 1.6 |
Best forHomes with solar panels or a low subscribed power.
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7 kW
| Supply | Single-phase · up to 7 kW (32 A) |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2S socket |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Energy | Optional (Linky card)Solar: optional |
| RFID · MID | Yes · No |
| Supervision | No OCPP |
Best forA garage or carport, simple everyday use.
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7.4 kW
| Supply | Single-phase · 6 to 32 A |
|---|---|
| Connection | Attached Type 2 cable, 5 m |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi · Bluetooth |
| Energy | Optional (Power Boost meter)Solar: optional (Eco-Smart) |
| RFID · MID | No · No |
| Supervision | OCPP |
Best forSmall spaces, charging run from the phone.
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7.4 kW
| Supply | Single-phase · up to 32 A |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2S socket or cable, depending on version |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi · Bluetooth · Ethernet |
| Energy | Optional (meter) |
| RFID · MID | Not stated · No |
| Supervision | OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 |
Best forA charger mounted outdoors, on a driveway or under an open shelter.
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7.4 kW
| Supply | Single-phase · 3.7 · 4.6 · 5.7 · 7.4 kW |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2S socket |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi · Ethernet · Bluetooth |
| Energy | Load shedding through the Linky meter, built inSolar: optional (Netatmo) |
| RFID · MID | No · No |
| Supervision | No OCPP |
Best forA home where the charger shares the supply with heating and cooking.
Get advice on this charger7.4 to 22 kW
| Supply | Single- or three-phase · 7.4 · 11 · 22 kW |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2S socket |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi · Ethernet |
| Energy | Linky load shedding and dry contact |
| RFID · MID | Not stated · Not stated |
| Supervision | OCPP 1.6 |
Best forA three-phase home, or an installation set to grow.
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Up to 22 kW
| Supply | Single- or three-phase · 6 to 32 A |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2S socket |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi · Bluetooth |
| Energy | Optional (Power Boost)Solar: optional (Eco-Smart) |
| RFID · MID | Not stated · No |
| Supervision | OCPP |
Best forA three-phase home with solar panels.
Get advice on this charger22 kW
| Supply | Three-phase · up to 32 A per phase |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2 socket with shutters |
| Connectivity | 4G · Ethernet · Wi-Fi |
| Energy | Linky, Modbus, load balancing between chargers |
| RFID · MID | Yes · Yes |
| Supervision | OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 |
Best forShared car parks or fleets, with charging billed to each user.
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7.4 to 22 kW
| Supply | Single- or three-phase · 7.4 · 11 · 22 kW |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2S socket |
| Connectivity | 4G · Ethernet · Wi-Fi |
| Energy | Linky, Modbus, contacts |
| RFID · MID | Yes · Yes |
| Supervision | OCPP 1.6J |
Best forCompany or retail car parks, for staff and visitors.
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7 or 22 kW
| Supply | Three-phase 22 kW · single-phase 7 kW |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2S socket |
| Connectivity | Ethernet · Wi-Fi4G: optional |
| Energy | Local management across several chargers |
| RFID · MID | Yes · Yes (MID version) |
| Supervision | OCPP 1.6 |
Best forA residence or a company already equipped with Hager hardware.
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Up to 22 kW
| Supply | Single- or three-phase · 6 to 32 A |
|---|---|
| Connection | Type 2S socket |
| Connectivity | 4G · Ethernet · Wi-Fi · Bluetooth |
| Energy | Static; dynamic with an optional meterSolar: optional |
| RFID · MID | Yes · Yes |
| Supervision | OCPP |
Best forEmployees who charge at the office or at home, with reimbursement.
Get advice on this chargerBrands
A 7.4 kW charger with an attached 5 m cable and a display, an advanced solar mode and OCPP: ready to use, and open to home automation.
French brand with Hager parts and service: the witty one for the home with an RFID badge, the witty share for shared car parks with MID metering.
From the very compact Pulsar MAX, run from the Wallbox app, to the Pulsar Pro with a built-in MID meter, 4G and RFID for business use.
An IP65 and IK10 enclosure for chargers mounted outdoors, with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet and OCPP 2.0.1.
French brand: load shedding through the Linky meter without an extra accessory, over Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Schneider Charge for homes up to 22 kW; Schneider Charge Pro with MID, 4G and RFID as standard for business car parks.
MID meter, 4G, RFID badge and display as standard, with OCPP supervision: a common choice for shared residential car parks and fleets.
Download the catalogue (PDF)2 pages, in French · all 11 chargers and their specifications
Selection guide
Three questions decide most projects. We answer them on site, then find the right charger for your sector with you.
One household charging overnight: Essential is enough. Several users to identify or to bill: Professional.
A single-phase supply caps a charger at 7.4 kW; 22 kW needs three-phase. Load shedding keeps the charger within the power you subscribe to.
Billing a resident, an employee or a visitor needs a MID meter; remote supervision needs OCPP. Every Professional charger has both.
| Essential | Performance | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|
| For whom | Homes, everyday charging | Homes with high consumption, solar panels or three-phase | Shared car parks, businesses, fleets |
| Power | 7 to 7.4 kW, single-phase | 7.4 kW single-phase, up to 22 kW three-phase | Up to 22 kW three-phase |
| Energy management | Optional, with a meter or a card | Load shedding or solar mode, depending on the model | Linky, Modbus or load balancing between chargers |
| Access & metering | App; RFID badge on the Hager witty one | App | RFID badge and MID meter as standard |
| Supervision | OCPP on V2C, Wallbox and Autel | OCPP on Schneider and Wallbox, not on Legrand | OCPP on every model |
Turnkey
Each charger comes as part of a complete project: study, installation and maintenance by AFNOR IRVE qualified teams, with a 3-year warranty on parts and labour. See chargers in real projects.
On request
Tell us your specification: we source the equipment and install it to the same rules as the rest of the range.
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Essential suits a home where one car charges overnight. Performance adds load shedding, a solar mode or three-phase power for homes that need them. Professional is for shared car parks and businesses: each user is identified by RFID badge, each session is metered by a MID meter and the chargers are supervised remotely.
V2C, Hager, Wallbox, Autel Energy, Legrand, Schneider Electric and Alfen. The availability of a given reference is confirmed with the quotation.
Only with a three-phase supply sized for it, and if the car accepts 22 kW. On a single-phase supply these chargers deliver up to 7.4 kW, which charges most cars overnight.
A MID meter measures the energy of each charging session with recognised accuracy, so it can be billed to a resident, an employee or a visitor. OCPP is the open protocol that connects a charger to a supervision platform.
Our offer is built around installation and maintenance by qualified teams. Please contact us to discuss your case.
Next step
Send us the site plan, the available power and the number of spaces to equip. You receive a first estimate within 72 hours.