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Smappee charge points

Our register lists 8 charge points from Smappee: 5 with a built-in MID meter and 3 without a MID meter.

About Smappee

Smappee is a Belgian company based in Harelbeke that has made smart EV chargers and energy management systems for homes, businesses and public infrastructure since 2012. Its charging range consists of AC and DC chargers.

Company
Smappee NV
Country
Belgium
City
Harelbeke
Founded
2012

Service and app

App
Smappee App
Warranty
2 years24 months on the hardware from commissioning, provided commissioning takes place no later than 6 months after manufacture; Smappee may offer warranty extensions.
Charging data
Charging sessions can be followed in the Smappee App and the dashboard; through OCPP the charger can also be linked to another compatible back-end system.

Models

8 models

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

EV Wall Business

MIDYesSmartYes

MID metering (class B) standard; article code starts with EVWB. The MID meter has a visible, lit display inside the unit.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
tethered cable or type 2 socket
Connectivity
Ethernet
OCPP
1.6
Load balancing
dynamic
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
businesses

EV Wall Home (ouder model)

MIDNoSmartYes

The original EV Wall (Home), article code EVW-132/EVW-332, has a kWh meter per IEC 62053-21 — no MID meter. Not ERE-eligible. Unsure which variant you have? Ask your point of sale.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
tethered cable or type 2 socket
Connectivity
Ethernet
OCPP
1.6
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
home

EV Wall Lite

MIDNoSmartYes

Entry version of the older EV Wall (article code EVWL-332-…, socket only, up to 22 kW) with a kWh meter per IEC 62053-21 — not a MID meter. A Smartup upgrade to the Smart version still leaves a meter without MID. In doubt? Check the article code on the label underneath the charger.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
type 2 socket
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Ethernet
OCPP
1.6
Load balancing
static (fixed limit)
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Smappee EV Wall (nieuwe generatie, sinds eind 2025)

EV Wall (nieuwe generatie, sinds eind 2025)

MIDYesSmartYes

The renewed EV Wall (documentation from October 2025, article code EVWC) has a MID meter (class B) as standard. Check the article code on the type plate or ask your point of sale.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
tethered cable or type 2 socket
Connectivity
Ethernet
OCPP
1.6
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
home, businesses
Availability
in the current range

EV One Home (ouder model)

MIDNoSmartYes

kWh meter per IEC 62053-21 — no MID meter. Not ERE-eligible. Unsure which variant you have? Ask your point of sale.

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
type 2 socket
Connectivity
Ethernet
OCPP
1.6
Load balancing
dynamic
Solar charging
yes
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Smappee EV One (nieuwe generatie, sinds eind 2025)

EV One (nieuwe generatie, sinds eind 2025)

MIDYesSmartYes

The renewed EV One (documentation from October 2025) has a MID meter (class B) as standard. Check your article code or ask your point of sale.

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

EV Base

MIDYesSmartYes

Floor-standing charging pole with two charge points; MID metering (class B) per charge point as standard (installation manual July 2026).

Charging power
22 kW
Phases
single- or three-phase
Connector
tethered cable or type 2 socket
Connectivity
Ethernet
OCPP
1.6
Load balancing
dynamic
Charge card (RFID)
yes
Intended for
home, businesses

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 Smappee.