The EV Charger Business from SMA networks up to 20 charge points and coordinates the charging processes. The large charger charges twice with up to 22 kilowatts and is installed as a wallbox or together with a pedestal as a stand-alone EV charger. It comes with either two charging cables or two sockets.
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With the SMA Data Manager M, the charging solution can be integrated into Sunny Portal (EnnexOS). The Coneva Smartbox Compact, also available from SMA, enables the EV Charger Business to primarily use electricity from the company's own solar system to charge the vehicles.
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RFID and OCPP interfaces make integration into an existing backend possible - for example for billing charging processes. A version that complies with calibration regulations will enable accurate billing in the future. (mfo)
