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Easee charge points

Our register lists 6 charge points from Easee: 2 with a built-in MID meter and 4 without a MID meter.

About Easee

Easee is a Norwegian company headquartered in Stavanger, founded in 2018. It makes EV chargers for homes and for commercial sites, such as workplaces and apartment buildings. Easee states that it designs, develops and assembles its products in Scandinavia. The chargers are operated with the Easee App and managed in the Easee Control web environment.

Company
Easee AS
Country
Norway
City
Stavanger
Founded
2018
Website
easee.com

Service and app

Customer service
App
Easee App
Warranty
5 years5-year manufacturer warranty on Charge Up, Max, Core and Pro, under Easee's warranty procedure.
Charging data
All Easee chargers are connected to Easee's cloud and are managed with the Easee App and the Easee Control web portal, which also produces usage reports; the Charge Pro supports OCPP 1.6J via the cloud and directly.

Models

6 models

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

Easee Charge Max

Charge Max

MIDYesSmartYes

MID meter (class B, EN 50470-3) standard; on the market since November 2024 — an Easee bought before that date cannot be a Charge Max. Identifiable by the kWh display on the unit and the "MID certified" label in the Easee app.

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
Display
yes
Intended for
home
Availability
in the current range
Easee Charge Pro

Charge Pro

MIDYesSmartYes

MID meter (class B, EN 50470-3) standard; on the market since May 2025. Identifiable by the kWh display on the unit and the "MID certified" label in the Easee app.

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
businesses, public charging
Availability
in the current range

Home

MIDNoSmartYes

Never MID-certified — no hardware revision ever added a MID meter and there is no retrofit; only swapping to e.g. a Charge Max helps. Confirmed by Easee itself.

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
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
home

Sources:EN Home Charge IG (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

Easee Charge Core

Charge Core

MIDNoSmartYes

No MID meter (not since its June 2024 introduction either) — listed by Easee itself as not ERE-eligible.

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
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
businesses
Availability
in the current range

Charge Lite

MIDNoSmartYes

Not MID-certified per Easee itself; no retrofit possible.

Charging power
11 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

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 Easee.