The smart charging solution for your electric vehicle
The Salus EV Charger Mode-3 AC provides reliable and efficient charging for your electric vehicle, with power ranging from 7kW to 11kW via a Type-2 socket or a tethered cable. Its sleek and slim design makes it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, making it the perfect choice for home installation.
The new Salus EV Charger series offers charging power from 7kW (single-phase) to 11kW (three-phase), with either a tethered cable or a Type-2 socket for powering electric vehicles. Its slim and elegant design makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, providing an ideal solution for home installation.
Available Models
- EV7EU: Single-phase 7kW with Type-2 socket (without cable)
- EV11EU: Three-phase 11kW with Type-2 socket (without cable)
- EVT7EU: Single-phase 7kW with built-in cable
- EVT11EU: Three-phase 11kW with built-in cable
Technical Specifications
- Product type: EV Charger
- Installation type: Wall-mounted
- Power supply: 230V / 400V
- Connectivity: IEEE 802.11bgn Wi-Fi (2.4GHz)
- Charging current & power: 16-32A / up to 11kW (depending on model)
- Charging mode: Mode 3
- Cable diameter: Up to 10mm²
- Cable entry: Bottom and rear side
- LED indicator: Yes
- NFC reader: Mifare (13.56MHz), ISO14443-A
- Operation: Via Mobile App
- Certifications: EU Declaration of Conformity 2014/53/EU, 2015/863/EU
Safety & Protections
- DC residual current detection 6mA
- Anti-welding protection
- Overcurrent protection
- Over/under-voltage protection
- Overheating protection
- Surge protection
- PEN fault protection (UK version, fully compliant)
- Secure access via NFC: Ensures only authorized users can charge
Additional Information
- Operating temperature range: -25°C to 45°C
- Dimensions: 400 x 23 x 114 mm
- Durability: IP54 & IK08 rated, suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- Energy efficiency: Smart charging scheduling for energy savings
Smart Control & App
- Off-peak charging scheduling to reduce energy costs
- Remote monitoring of charging history and usage
- Start or stop charging sessions remotely, from anywhere
Why choose the Salus EV Charger?
✔ Reliable charging with certified protections
✔ Compliance with international standards and UK regulations
✔ Smart control via app for full management
✔ Safe NFC charging
✔ Weather-resistant (IP54 & IK08)
✔ Elegant design for any space
✔ Energy efficiency with smart scheduling
Ideal for all uses
- Home use – safe, fast, and cost-effective charging at home
- Businesses & shared spaces – secure access for authorized users only
- Installers – easy installation and full regulatory compliance
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What power does the Salus EV Charger provide?
The Salus EV Charger series is available in 7kW (single-phase) and 11kW (three-phase) models, covering different charging needs. Chargers are available as either socketed (Type-2) or tethered (built-in cable) versions.
Is the charger suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, the Salus EV Charger is IP54 & IK08 rated, making it resistant to weather and mechanical stress. It is ideal for both indoor and outdoor installation.
Do I need additional grounding equipment?
No, the EV7UK version includes PEN fault protection, with no additional grounding equipment required.
How is charging managed?
Using the Salus EV Charger App, you can schedule charging during low-cost periods, monitor usage history, and start/stop sessions remotely from your mobile device.
Can I restrict access to my charger?
Yes, with the included NFC reader, charging is only available to authorized users (via NFC card or smartphone), making it ideal for shared or commercial spaces.
How long does it take to charge my vehicle with 7kW or 11kW?
Charging time depends on the vehicle's battery capacity. For example, a 40kWh battery can fully charge in approximately 6 hours with a 7kW charger and less than 4 hours with an 11kW charger.
What is Mode 3 in EV charging?
Mode 3 is the standard protocol for home and public chargers, ensuring safe communication between charger and vehicle, offering high efficiency and protection.
What is the difference between a tethered and a socketed charger?
Tethered chargers have a built-in Type-2 cable for immediate use, while socketed chargers provide a Type-2 socket where you connect your own cable. The choice depends on convenience and flexibility preferences.
Can I use the Salus EV Charger with all electric vehicles?
Yes, the charger is compatible with all electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles equipped with a Type-2 socket, the standard in Europe.
