Vattenfall’s wallbox electricity tariff charging packages offer options that are easy on the wallet. The energy supplier is now making a particularly good offer in cooperation with Tchibo: there is a tried-and-tested Wallbox Charge Amps Halo for 99 euros (excluding installation) – and thus more than 1000 euros below the normal price (RRP). According to Tchibo, the box will be delivered within four weeks.
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Vattenfall wall box with green electricity tariff and hardware bonus at Tchibo: Charge Amps Halo™ for 99 euros
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The basis for the special price is the conclusion of a contract with Vattenfall for the “Natur24 Strom Wallbox” tariff (100 percent TÜV-certified green electricity) with a term of 24 months. The individual price varies depending on where you live and consumption. On request, Tchibo customers can also receive the Vattenfall charging app and card, which they can use to draw electricity at 90,000 charging points in Europe at a fixed price of 45 cents/kWh for AC charging and 59 cents/kWh for fast charging.
Charging packages with two different wall boxes
Vattenfall has been offering sockets for e-cars in two affordable packages for a long time. The cheaper of the two available wall boxes is called Charge Amps Halo (from 299 euros). It offers 11 kW charging power, charges in three phases and comes with a 7.5 meter long cable (type 2 plug) that remains flexible down to minus 25 degrees Celsius.
The illuminated wall box does not necessarily have to be installed on a wall. A stake is also suitable.
The Charge Amps Halo weighs four kilograms and can be mounted on a wall or even on a flat surface pole. The charging box is operated with a voltage of 230/400 volts, 50 Hz and 16 amps. DC protection is integrated, a type A residual current circuit breaker (FI switch) is also required. The case of the Charge Amps Halo is made of recycled aluminum. An integrated light strip makes them visible in the dark and also indicates the charge level.
Charge Amps Halo designed for extreme weather
According to the manufacturer, the highest protection class IP66 currently available on the market ensures that the Charge Amps Halo not only withstands rain, but also withstands all northern European weather conditions. If access to the wallbox is to be protected, this can be controlled via RFID technology.
Don’t be afraid of frost: the Wallbox Charge Amps Halo is designed for Scandinavian weather conditions.
This control runs free of charge via an online portal that also offers other functions. The wallbox can also be connected to any backend via WLAN, for example.
Wallbox Keba KeContact P30 X-Series charges with up to 22 kW
The other cheap wall box is called the Keba KeContact P30 X-Series. It is available from 499 euros and charges with up to 22 kW, but can be set to 11 kW. According to Vattenfall, the cable of the Keba box is six meters long, and its weight is given as 4.8 to five kilograms. Your type 2 plug corresponds to the European standard.
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These inexpensive wall boxes are available from Vattenfall
The Keba KeContact P30 X-Series is designed for up to 22 kW and offers a calibrated electricity meter.
The Keba home charging station also offers RFID access protection and is controlled via a web interface. The difference to the smaller wallbox sister: The KeContact P30 X-Series has a consumption display and it has a calibrated electricity meter. This makes it the right choice for anyone who wants to charge for charging their company car at home.
No more wallbox funding from the federal government
Until the end of October 2021, private individuals were able to apply for 900 euros of wallbox funding from the federal government, but the funding option has now expired.
