Nástenná nabíjacia stanica pre EV Hager witty one 11 kW 3-fázová s konektorom Type-2, RFID, Bluetooth, 4,5 m kábel, IP55, IK10

Hager witty one is a wall‑mount electric vehicle charging station providing up to 11 kW three‑phase charging via an attached 4.5 m Type 2 cable. The unit is intended for residential and light commercial installations and combines RFID access control and Bluetooth connectivity in a compact plastic housing with IP55 and IK10 protection. Rated for 16 A and 400 V, the charger is designed to operate in ambient temperatures from -25 to +50 °C and supports safe, convenient charging where a fixed Type 2 cable is preferred.

Advantages

The Hager witty one offers straightforward wall installation and a fixed 4.5 m Type 2 cable that eliminates the need to carry an external lead. Integrated RFID access control and Bluetooth enable controlled user access and basic connectivity for configuration and monitoring. A plastic enclosure with IP55 weather protection and IK10 impact resistance makes the unit suitable for outdoor or semi‑exposed locations, while the nominal 11 kW three‑phase output provides faster charging than single‑phase alternatives in compatible installations.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Install the charger on a suitable wall surface following applicable electrical codes and local regulations; professional installation by a qualified electrician is recommended. Connect the unit to a compatible three‑phase 400 V supply rated for 16 A and confirm earthing and protective devices are correctly configured. Use the fixed Type 2 cable to connect the vehicle; the charger will negotiate charging parameters with the vehicle automatically. Use the RFID feature to restrict access and Bluetooth for local configuration or status checks as supported by Hager’s app or documentation.

Recommendations

Do not operate the charger in standing water or completely submerged conditions; although the unit is IP55 rated, avoid high‑pressure washing and prolonged exposure to excessive moisture. Ensure regular visual inspections for cable wear or housing damage, and follow manufacturer guidance for service and maintenance. For safe operation, adhere to local regulations and have electrical installation and any firmware or configuration changes performed by qualified personnel.