Easee Charge Max
The Easee Charge Max is an EV charger with max. charging power (AC) 22 kW, 3 phases and connector Type 2 socket.1,2
Key figures
UK
Rules in the UK
Home chargers sold in Great Britain must meet the smart charge point regulations (smart functionality, default off-peak charging).
Technical specifications
| General | |
|---|---|
| Connector | Socket (Type 2)2 |
| Number of outlets | 11 |
| Min. operating temperature | -30 °C2 |
| Performance | |
| Max. charging power (AC) | 22 kW1 |
| Electrical | |
| Phases | 32 |
| Max. current per phase | 32 A2 |
| Min. charging current | 6 A2 |
| Connectivity & smart | |
| OCPP | 1.6J2 |
| Wi-Fi | Yes2 |
| 4G/LTE | Yes2 |
| RFID card reader | Yes2 |
| Dynamic load balancing | Yes2 |
| Solar surplus charging | Yes2 |
| Safety & metering | |
| MID-certified meter | Yes2 |
| RCD protection | Type A2 |
| Built-in 6 mA DC leakage detection | Yes2 |
| IP rating | IP542 |
| IK rating | IK102 |
| Dimensions & weight | |
| Width | 193 mm2 |
| Height | 256 mm2 |
| Depth | 106 mm2 |
| Weight | 1.6 kg2 |
| Warranty & lifespan | |
| Warranty | 5 years2 |
| Grants & market | |
| OZEV eligible (UK) | Yes1 |
Variants2
The same model in several variants. The specifications above apply to all variants; this table shows what differs.
| Variant | Part number |
|---|---|
| Type 2 socket | 10233 |
Manufacturer documentation
- Product page
- Datasheet / specifications — Easee Charge Max – product sheet – Version 1.01 (November 2024)
External links to Easee's official website. The manufacturer may change or move documents; where they differ, the manufacturer's latest version applies.
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Sources
- Authorised chargepoint model list — Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV), GOV.UK · accessed 27 Sept 2026
- Easee Charge Max – product sheet, Version 1.01 (November 2024) — Easee ASA · accessed 27 Sept 2026