With a 3-phase energy connection you charge at 11 kW (3 × 16 A), spread across all three phases. On a single phase the maximum is lower: roughly 3.7 kW (1 × 16 A) to 7.4 kW (1 × 32 A), depending on your energy connection. Your existing energy connection is checked during the survey.
The price depends on the chosen model and the on-site situation. Request a no-obligation quote. You receive a personal price estimate.
No, but it is more advantageous in combination with solar panels. With a dynamic energy contract the battery can also charge from the grid when prices are low and discharge during peak hours.
Available brands are Peblar, Ratio, Wallbox, Zaptec and Alfen. Which model suits your situation and available energy connection is covered in the advice.
A standard EV charger installation takes 5 to 6 hours. A home battery is more complex and takes an average of 1–2 days.
The statutory warranty applies to the execution of the installation in accordance with AVIC terms: the installation work must comply with applicable standards (NEN 1010, NEN 3140) and the agreed specifications. Any defects in execution will be remedied at no cost.
Equipment is covered by the manufacturer's warranty. EV chargers typically carry 2 to 3 years manufacturer's warranty depending on the brand. ZYC home batteries have a 10-year warranty on the battery modules. Victron Energy components carry a standard 2-year warranty. You get help with processing a warranty claim.
Every installation is tested and commissioned at handover. If something doesn't function afterwards, in most cases it is a product issue. Contact the manufacturer. Contact details and the warranty card are provided at handover. Unsure whether it's an installation issue? Feel free to get in touch and it will be looked into with you.
ERE stands for Emission Reduction Units. Oil companies are legally required to offset their CO₂ emissions; they do this partly by reimbursing the charging costs of electric drivers. For every kWh charged through a certified charger, the owner receives an ERE certificate that is sold to oil companies. This is not a government subsidy but a market mechanism that came into effect on 1 January 2026. Signing up goes via a booking service provider. The EV charger page explains how that works and where you can sign up.
To qualify for ERE certificates your charger must have an integrated MID-certified metering module. An externally mounted meter does not count. Not every model includes this as standard: if ERE is important to you, choose a charger with an integrated MID meter. Which options are available is covered during the advice.