Charge-point brand

NexBlue charge points

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

About NexBlue

NexBlue describes itself as a team of e-mobility, tech and energy experts who want to make smart energy systems simple. Its range consists of EV chargers for home and commercial use (Edge 2, Edge Max, Delta, Delta Max), load balancers and software. In the Netherlands it operates as NexBlue BV in Eindhoven.

Company
NexBlue
Website
nexblue.com

Service and app

Customer service
App
myNexBlue
Warranty
5 years5-year standard warranty within the EU and UK; 3 years apply to the NexBlue Edge, the predecessor of the Edge 2.
Charging data
Users manage the charger with the myNexBlue app and the NexBlue User Portal, partners with the Partner Portal; the Edge Max supports local OCPP 1.6-J and 2.0.1.

Sources:NexBlue - Be current. Always forward (opens in a new tab)About Us (opens in a new tab)NexBlue Limited Warranty (opens in a new tab)Contact Us (opens in a new tab)NexBlue User App (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

Models

4 models

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

NexBlue Edge Max

Edge Max

MIDYesSmartYes

The Edge Max has a built-in energy meter with MID certification (EU type examination under 2014/32/EU) and a display for the readings; NexBlue calls it the MID-certified option alongside the Edge 2. Charging data can also be followed remotely through the app and the portal.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
type 2 socket
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 4G/SIM, Bluetooth
OCPP
1.6, 2.0.1
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Display
yes
Intended for
home
Availability
in the current range

Sources:NexBlue Edge Max (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

NexBlue Edge / Edge 2

Edge / Edge 2

MIDNoSmartYes

Built-in energy meter (±1 %), but not MID-certified — NexBlue offers MID only in the Max versions. How to tell: the Edge Max has a display, the Edge 2 does not. Not ERE-eligible.

checked on 3 Oct 2026

NexBlue Delta Max

Delta Max

MIDYesSmartYes

The Delta Max has a built-in energy meter that NexBlue states is MID-compliant (EU type examination under 2014/32/EU), and a display for consumption data. Charging data can also be followed remotely through the app and the portal.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
type 2 socket
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 4G/SIM, Bluetooth
OCPP
1.6, 2.0.1
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Display
yes
Intended for
businesses
Availability
in the current range

Sources:NexBlue Delta Max (opens in a new tab)

checked on 3 Oct 2026

Delta

MIDNoSmartYes

The Delta (type NB1620D) has a built-in energy meter (±1 %) without MID certification; only the Delta Max is MID-certified. Not ERE-eligible.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
type 2 socket
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 4G/SIM, Bluetooth
OCPP
1.6, 2.0.1
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
businesses
Availability
in the current range

Sources:NexBlue Delta (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.

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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 NexBlue.