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EV chargers for home, work and travel

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Find a range of electric vehicle chargers here — from home wallboxes and portable chargers to public and fast-charging stations. These products offer safe, efficient charging for home, work or travel, with smart features and safety protections. Browse models, compare power ratings and connector types to choose the charger that suits your needs.

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dé 11 kW Wallbox EV Charger with 15 m Cable, Type 2, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
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DEPOW deWB22B15A_DL 22 kW EV Wallbox Charger Type 2 with 15 m Cable
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DEPOW Portable EV Charger Traveler Set 22kW, 7m, Type 2
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DEPOW Wallbox 22 kW EV Charger, Type 2 with 7 m Cable
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Portable EV charger dé 11 kW, Type 2, 7m cable
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Portable EV Charger dé 3.7kW with 7m Cable, Mode 2, IP66
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Portable EV Charger Dé deM2D03B10A_DL, up to 3.7 kW, 10m Cable
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Portable EV charger Dé deM2D03B15A_DL, Mode 2, 3.7 kW, 15m cable
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Portable EV Charger Dé deM2D22B10_DL 22kW 10m Type 2
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Portable EV Charger DEPOW 11 kW Type 2 with 15 m Cable
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Portable EV Charger DEPOW 11 kW, Type 2, 20 m Cable
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Portable EV Charger DEPOW 11kW Type 2 10m deM2D11B10NA_DL
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Portable EV Charger DEPOW deM2D03B20A_DL, 3.7 kW, 20m Cable, 6–16 A
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Wallbox dé 11 kW Electric Car Charger, 7 m Cable, Type 2
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Wallbox dé 11 kW Wall-Mounted EV Charger with 10 m Type 2 Cable
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Wallbox dé 22 kW EV Wall Charger with 10 m Cable, Type 2
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This category contains chargers for electric vehicles (EVs), including wall-mounted home chargers (wallboxes), portable EVSE units, public and commercial charging stations, and accessories such as adapters, cable holders and mounting kits. You’ll also find both tethered (with fixed cable) and untethered models where cables are selected separately.

Typical use cases include home charging (overnight), workplace charging for employees and visitors, commercial fleets, and on-the-go charging at public points or fast-charging hubs. Home users often opt for a wallbox with scheduling and safety features, while frequent travelers may prefer portable chargers compatible with various sockets and adapters.

Key benefits are faster and more reliable charging compared to a standard household socket, enhanced safety, scheduled charging, app control and integration with home energy systems. Important technical specs include nominal power (kW), connector type (Type 2, CCS, CHAdeMO), number of phases, and environmental protection rating (IP/IK) for outdoor use.

Materials and construction are chosen for durability — weather-resistant plastics or metal housings, high-quality contacts and reinforced cables. Cable length, locking mechanisms, built-in circuit protection (RCD, overcurrent protection) and smart features (Wi‑Fi, RFID, mobile app) are often decisive factors. Portable chargers are lightweight and convenient for travel but check compatibility with charging points and available mains supply.

How to choose the right charger: first, confirm your vehicle’s inlet and maximum charging power. Next, evaluate the installation environment: outdoor installations should have at least IP54, preferably IP65. Decide whether you need smart features like remote scheduling, energy management or user access control. Lastly, for fixed installations use a certified electrician to ensure safe connection and compliance with local regulations.

  • Variety: home wallboxes, portable EVSE, public and commercial stations
  • Connector support: Type 2, CCS, CHAdeMO and adapters
  • Power range from ~3.7 kW up to 22 kW+ depending on model
  • IP/IK ratings for outdoor durability
  • Smart features: Wi‑Fi, app control, scheduling
  • Safety: RCD, overcurrent and surge protection
  • Portable models for travel and temporary use

Frequently Asked Questions

Charging time depends on battery capacity and charger power. For example, a 7.4 kW wallbox can usually charge a small EV overnight, while larger batteries will take several hours. Calculate time using battery kWh and available kW.
Yes, many chargers are suitable for outdoor use and have IP54 or higher ratings. Choose a model with the appropriate protection level and ensure professional installation to prevent moisture ingress or mechanical damage.
Portable chargers are convenient for travel and often include safety features. Before use, confirm the power source compatibility and required adapters for the destination’s outlets.
Regularly clean the housing, inspect cables and connectors, and keep firmware up to date if applicable. Schedule periodic checks and consult certified technicians for repairs or diagnostics.