For a future-proof solution, we have double charging sockets available. Since the charging box has a long service life, we recommend thinking about how the households charging needs will look a few years ahead. You can choose fixed cable for both single and duobox. Select fixed cable in the next step.

For dual outlets we recommend buying load balancing for the best solution. With a 3.7kW duobox you can charge two cars with 16A. A duobox 11kW requires 32A to charge at full power. This is uncommon in Norwegian houses and we recommend putting down power until the main fuse. For example, if the house has 20A, you get about 7kW for two cars at the same time.

With the convenience of a fixed cable, you always have your charging cable comfortably at hand. The fixed cable is compatible with type-2 sockets, which is the European standard used by Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Renault, Volkswagen, Volvo and others. If your car has a type-1 socket, we recommend that you to acquire a separate type-1 to type-2 converter cable.

Charge at a 3.7 kW charging station for one hour will allow your car to travel approximately 20 km. Charging at a 11 kW station for one hour, allows traveling of approximately 60 km. All vehicles can be charged with both voltages, but not all vehicles can take the higher-capacity charge. Today's pure electric cars can usually charge at 11 kW but hybrids electric cars cannot. More and more vehicles are designed to use the higher voltages, so 11 kW is the future-proof choice. 

Standard installation (available nationwide) is performed by a qualified electrical installer whom also provides advice and recommendations.