Charge-point brand
Our register lists 5 charge points from Zaptec: 2 with a built-in MID meter and 3 without a MID meter.
Zaptec is a Norwegian manufacturer of EV charging stations, founded in 2012 and based in Sandnes. Its range consists of home chargers (Zaptec Go and Go 2) and the Zaptec Pro system for commercial and shared charging, with the Zaptec App and the Zaptec Portal.
Sources:Home charging with Zaptec Go 2 | Zaptec (opens in a new tab)Zaptec Pro for commercial and shared EV charging | Zaptec | Zaptec (opens in a new tab)EV Chargers – Zaptec (opens in a new tab)Our journey from Norwegian roots to EV charging | Zaptec | Zaptec (opens in a new tab)About Zaptec: EV charging technology from Norway | Zaptec | Zaptec (opens in a new tab)
checked on 3 Oct 2026
Dynamic load balancing and solar charging often need a separate meter, sensor or licence.
MID-certified meter standard; sold in NL since 18 February 2025. Identifiable by the built-in kWh display and a serial number starting with GPN or GPG. A "Go" bought before that date is the gen-1 without MID.
Separate MID SKU, available since 15 August 2023, with a kWh display on the charging station. Check the article number on the label or invoice; the serial prefix does not distinguish MID. In doubt? Ask your point of sale.
Every Zaptec Pro sold before 15 August 2023 has no MID meter (the model dates from 2016). Non-MID Pro SKUs continued after that too — no kWh display on the station means no MID.
Internal meter is not MID-certified and cannot be upgraded. Identifiable: no display, serial number starts with ZAP, ZGB or ZAG. Any Go bought before 18 February 2025 is this generation.
The original Zaptec Home charging station (not to be confused with the Zaptec Go or Go 2) has a built-in meter with ±1 % accuracy, but no MID certification — not ERE-eligible.
Sources:home product sheet (opens in a new tab)Zaptec Home - Documents and manuals — Help Centre (opens in a new tab)
checked on 3 Oct 2026
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.
The images on this page come from Zaptec.