Charge-point brand
Our register lists 9 charge points from KEBA: 5 with a built-in MID meter and 4 without a MID meter.
KEBA is an internationally active company from Linz, Austria, founded in 1968. For electric vehicle charging it supplies AC wallboxes, DC charging stations, charging management controllers and digital solutions for private, commercial and public use. The charging stations are produced in Austria.
Sources:Welcome to KEBA | KEBA (opens in a new tab)Slimme AC- en DC-laadoplossingen voor EV’s | KEBA eMobility | KEBA (opens in a new tab)KeContact P30 TechnicalData dben (opens in a new tab)Technische hulp voor laadoplossingen | KEBA (opens in a new tab)KEBA eMobility App | De toekomst in uw handen | KEBA (opens in a new tab)
checked on 3 Oct 2026
Dynamic load balancing and solar charging often need a separate meter, sensor or licence.
Basic c-series ships without MID meter; only a non-certified internal meter.
Version with a calibrated meter, recognisable from the product code on the type plate: if the block after the third hyphen starts with an M, it has the MID meter (e.g. KC-P30-EC240422-M0R-GE, article 122113); an L stands for the German calibration-law (ME) version. An E or 0 in that position means no calibrated meter. For OCPP the c-series works as a client behind an x-series; unsure about the connection? Ask your installer.
Version of the KeContact P30 x-series with a built-in MID-certified energy meter (accuracy class B). Recognisable by the M in the product designation on the type plate (KC-P30-xxxxxxxx-Mxx-xx). Charging sessions can be viewed remotely through the KEBA eMobility App and the eMobility Portal.
Entry-level KeContact P30: no energy meter and no display, works offline without app or back office — not ERE-eligible. Unsure whether you have an a-, c- or x-series? Check the type plate or ask your installer.
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checked on 3 Oct 2026
Does have an energy meter, but it is not calibrated: the product code ends in E00-PV (e.g. KC-P30-EC2204U2-E00-PV) — not ERE-eligible. For billable metering KEBA points to the Company Car Wallbox with a MID meter.
Company-car version of the KeContact P30 with a MID-certified energy meter, LED display and OCPP (in the Benelux e.g. article 126389, product code KC-P30-EC2204U2-M0R-CC — the M at the start of the block after the third hyphen stands for MID).
Pro variant with integrated MID meter and RCD.
KeContact P40 with a MID-certified meter (KC-MS10 module) and display, also sold as the P40 Company Car Wallbox. Identifiable by "MID" in the article description and …AM00 in the product code (e.g. KC-P40-16EU0-C6S1AM00). In doubt? Ask your point of sale.
Base KeContact P40 with a functional, uncalibrated energy meter: …AE00 in the product code (e.g. KC-P40-16EU0-C6S1AE00) and no "MID" in the article description — not ERE-eligible. In doubt? Ask your point of sale.
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 checkDoes 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 comparisonThis 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.