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Charge Amps charge points

Our register lists 5 charge points from Charge Amps: 1 with a built-in MID meter, 1 where it depends on the version and 3 without a MID meter.

About Charge Amps

Charge Amps is a Swedish company that has made charge points for electric cars since 2012, for homes, offices and public places. The chargers work with the company's own Charge Amps Cloud and an app for control, scheduling and charging history.

Company
Charge Amps AB
Country
Sweden
City
Solna
Founded
2012
Website
chargeamps.com

Service and app

Customer service
App
Charge Amps App
Warranty
5 years5 years for products sold after 1 January 2025 and for Luna and Amp Guard; 3 years for products up to the end of 2024. Claims go through the installer or reseller.
Charging data
Chargers such as the Halo work through Charge Amps' own Charge Amps Cloud, which also keeps the history for reporting; the Halo can also connect to other cloud services over OCPP 1.6J.

Sources:Charge Amps Halo EV charger (opens in a new tab)Contact - Charge Amps (opens in a new tab)Charge Amps App - Charge Amps (opens in a new tab)Warranty Policy - Charge Amps (opens in a new tab)About us - Charge Amps (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

Models

5 models

Dynamic load balancing and solar charging often need a separate meter, sensor or licence.

Charge Amps Halo

Halo

MIDNoSmartYes

Charge Amps specifies the metering as ‘equivalent to’ the Measuring Instruments Directive 2014/32/EU and names no MID certification, so the Halo has no built-in MID-certified meter. The Halo is accessible through the Charge Amps Cloud.

Charging power
11 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
tethered cable
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Ethernet
OCPP
1.6
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
home, businesses
On the market since
2015
Availability
in the current range

Sources:Charge Amps Halo EV charger (opens in a new tab)ChargeAmps Halo EN 240306 (opens in a new tab)EV charger | Electric car chargers - Charge Amps (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

Charge Amps Aura

Aura

MIDNoSmartYes

Charge Amps specifies the meter as "equivalent to" the MID directive but not MID-certified — which does not count for ERE. No Aura SKU has a certified meter.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
type 2 socket
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Ethernet
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
home, businesses
On the market since
2019
Availability
in the current range

Sources:Charge Amps Aura dual EV charger (opens in a new tab)ChargeAmps product-sheet aura ENG 240411-1 (opens in a new tab)About us - Charge Amps (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

Ray

MIDVariantSmartVariant

MID certification varies by variant and is not clearly documented — check the type plate or ask your point of sale.

Charge Amps Luna

Luna

MIDNoSmartYes

Per the Charge Amps product sheet the built-in energy meter is not calibrated or certified (±3 %) — no MID, so not ERE-eligible. Does have OCPP 1.6J, Wi-Fi and 4G.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
type 2 socket
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, 4G/SIM, Bluetooth
OCPP
1.6
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
home
On the market since
2024
Availability
in the current range

Sources:Charge Amps Luna EV charger (opens in a new tab)ChargeAmps product-sheet luna ENG 250217 (opens in a new tab)Charge Amps launches the Charge Amps Luna EV-Charger: "Perfect for private use" - Charge Amps (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

Check your own charge point

Not sure which model you have, or does it depend on the version? The MID check takes you through it in a few steps.

Go to the MID check

Compare ERE providers

Does your charge point have a built-in MID meter? Then an ERE provider can pay you for every kWh you charge. Compare what the providers pay.

Go to the comparison

This check is informational and based on public manufacturer specifications. For 100% certainty, inspect the type plate (green M-logo + EN 50470-3) or ask your registration provider.

The images on this page come from Charge Amps.