Svalcon
EV charger

Consumer unit for an electric car charger

A wallbox is the biggest load in a house — 11 kW for several hours. The consumer unit needs a separate section with a 3-phase circuit breaker and an RCD of the right type, and with a small supply capacity, load management that slows charging down when the induction hob comes on.

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Sound familiar?

  • An 11–14 kW supply: the charger plus a heat pump trip the main fuse before the meter.
  • A wallbox without built-in DC fault detection needs an expensive Type B RCD.
  • The charger installer asks for a “prepared section” in the consumer unit.

What's in this consumer unit

  • 11 or 22 kW charger section: 3-phase circuit breaker and Type A RCD (included) or Type B.
  • Dynamic load management: a meter on the house supply controls the charging power.
  • Certified 3-phase sub-meter — for billing charging costs (for example, a company car).

Ready-made consumer unit for this situation

House with a heat pump and an EV charger

A house heated by a heat pump, with an electric car charged in the garage — the two biggest loads, each with its own section.

Version XL58 of 72 modulesfits
  • Heat pump section with contactor and controller supply
  • Electric car charger section, 11 kW
  • 20 circuits for sockets, lighting and appliances
  • 4 four-pole residual current devices and a T1+T2 surge protection device
  • Wiring diagram, circuit chart, test report and declaration of conformity included
fromPLN 7,343.10incl. VAT · PLN 5,970.00 excl. VAT · excluding delivery
Customise

Indicative price based on the current price list, excluding delivery; we confirm it after verifying your installation. “Add to basket” adds the consumer unit to your order, “Customise” takes you to the configurator, where you can change every item.

Frequently asked questions

11 or 22 kW?

Most cars charge at home at 11 kW at most (limited by the on-board charger). 22 kW needs a supply of at least 25 kW and a car with a 22 kW on-board charger — usually not worth paying extra for.

Do I need a Type B RCD?

If the wallbox has built-in 6 mA DC fault detection (most new ones do), Type A is enough. Check the data sheet or give us the model in the form — we will check.

What does load management do?

The charger automatically reduces its power when the house is drawing a lot of electricity. This means you don’t have to increase your supply capacity with the network operator.

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