Spark Wallbox

EV charging station with AI energy management

Spark Wallbox connects vehicle charging with your solar, battery, tariffs, and site limits through SparkEdge. You don't just charge fast — you charge at the right time, at the right cost.

Charging up to 22 kWDynamic Load BalancingSolar IntegrationGrid Tariff SupportOCPP 1.6 JSONSparkEdge Management

You're not just buying a charger. You're buying smarter charging.

You can buy any charger. Few know how to charge smart.

The EV charger market is becoming more like the solar panel market: hardware is becoming similar, and the biggest difference is how well it integrates into the broader energy system. Spark goes a step further: the Wallbox isn't a standalone product — it's part of an AI EMS ecosystem where charging works together with solar, battery, meters, and home or business consumption.

Generic standalone charger vs Raedian integrated smart system with SparkEdge

Standard EV charger

  • Charges the vehicle
  • Displays basic data
  • Has its own app
  • Doesn't coordinate the whole energy system

Spark Wallbox

  • Charges up to 22 kW
  • Adjusts power based on consumption
  • Uses solar energy surplus
  • Respects tariffs and grid limits
  • Part of SparkEdge + SparkGrid AI system

Why standard EV charging is often not optimal

When an EV charger isn't connected to the building's energy system, charging often isn't aligned with available power, solar production, or current electricity prices.

Charging at the wrong time

The vehicle charges when energy is more expensive or when the building already has high loads.

Connection overload

Without dynamic management, EV charging can unnecessarily overload the home or business connection.

Lost solar surplus

Without proper integration, solar energy doesn't go where it has the most value — to the vehicle or battery.

Separate apps, separate logic

The charger, solar system, battery, and heat pump often each operate in their own world.

Tariffs and grid fees ignored

If the system doesn't account for tariff blocks and prices, charging isn't cost-optimized.

Spark AI Charging

How Spark AI charging works

STEP 1

Wallbox charges up to 22 kW

Spark Wallbox supports single-phase charging up to 7.4 kW and three-phase charging up to 22 kW. Available with Type 2 cable, Type 2 socket, or Type 2 socket with shutter.

STEP 2

Locally measures and adjusts power

Wallbox uses CT clamps, RS-485, mobile app, and Spark EMS for dynamic power adjustment based on current consumption.

STEP 3

SparkEdge connects the entire system

On-site, the charger connects to solar inverters, battery, meters, and other devices, so EV charging is no longer an isolated function.

STEP 4

SparkGrid optimizes with AI logic

The system considers tariffs, solar forecasts, user habits, current consumption, and available energy to charge the vehicle at better times and at better costs.

The charger isn't just a plug for the vehicle — it's an active part of a smart energy system.

What Spark optimizes for EV charging

Spark Wallbox connects vehicle charging with local production, consumption, and tariffs in one intelligent system.

24-hour smart EV charging timeline showing solar peak and off-peak tariff optimization

Dynamic load balancing

Charging power adjusts based on building consumption to prevent unnecessary overloads.

Solar charging

Spark Wallbox can use solar energy surplus for vehicle charging, connected with local EMS management.

Tariff optimization

Charging can be scheduled based on tariffs and the new grid fee system.

Multiple devices, one system

Wallbox isn't an island. It can be part of the logic together with solar, battery, heat pump, and meters.

Smart access management

RFID, app, and plug-and-charge modes provide better user control, especially with multiple users.

Future-ready

OCPP 1.6 JSON, OTA updates, and optional 4G/LoRa connectivity give the charger a more open, long-term position.

Why choose Spark instead of "yet another smart charger"

There are already many good EV chargers on the European market. Spark doesn't compete just on a feature checklist. Spark wins with the argument that the Wallbox is part of a broader AI energy management system — better solar utilization, better battery coordination, better cost control.

Charger + EMS in one ecosystem

Wallbox works with SparkEdge and SparkGrid, not just its own app.

Local control

Critical charging logic and limits run on-site, not only in the cloud. This is especially important for dynamic load management.

Better future upgradability

Today a Wallbox. Tomorrow add solar, battery, heat pump, additional meters, or broader automation.

Open connectivity

OCPP 1.6 JSON, OTA, and communication options mean a less locked system and more room to grow.

A charger is hardware. Spark is the reason its value increases over the years.

Key features of the Spark Wallbox

AC Mode 3 — charging connector: IEC 62196 Type 2 cable, Type 2 socket, or Type 2 socket with shutter
Single-phase up to 7.4 kW, three-phase up to 22 kW
Wall mount or pedestal mount
OLED display, LED HMI, touch screen
Load management: Spark EMS, mobile app, CT clamps, RS-485
Communication: Wi-Fi, BLE, CT clamps, RS-485, optional LoRa and 4G
Authentication: RFID, app, plug-and-charge
Protocol: OCPP 1.6 JSON
OTA updates via app or OCPP
Protections: UVP, OVP, OCP, earth presence, welded contactor, overtemperature, phase imbalance
Current protection: Type A + 6 mA DC per IEC 62955
Energy metering: ±1% per MID Class B
Operating temperature: -30 to 55 °C
IP55, IK10
Dimensions: 297 × 210 × 110 mm — weight: 3.1 kg

Modular housing, quick mounting — installation in just 15 minutes.

EV charger as part of a smart home or building

The biggest advantage of the Spark Wallbox isn't just the charger itself — it's the connection to the broader Spark system. Device monitoring and control, cost optimization with the new grid tariff system, adaptation based on weather and habits, and real-time consumption and cost monitoring.

Spark Wallbox connected to solar, battery, heat pump, smart meter and SparkEdge
Solar array
Battery storage
EV charging station
Heat pump
Smart meter
SparkEdge controller
SparkGrid AI platform

Today you can buy an EV charger. With Spark, you buy charging that's ready for the future energy system.

For homes, multiple vehicles, and smart locations

Home with solar

Charge your vehicle with solar surplus for maximum self-consumption.

Home with EV and heat pump

Better coordination of major loads in the same system without overloads.

Family with multiple vehicles

Better control over power and costs with multiple simultaneous charging sessions.

Small business locations

RFID, app control, OCPP 1.6, wall or pedestal mount, and load management for multi-user scenarios.

Full control over charging, consumption, and costs

Spark Wallbox provides a mobile app for charging scheduling, consumption monitoring, and history, plus a broader EMS view of consumption and costs in real time. You don't just see how much is charging — you see when it's smartest to charge and how to reduce costs.

Spark Wallbox mobile app showing charging schedule and energy flow

Charging scheduling

Set charging schedules based on your habits, tariffs, and available solar energy.

Consumption overview

Monitor current building and charger consumption in real time.

Charging history

Review past charging sessions, energy consumed, and costs.

Real-time cost insight

See how much charging costs based on current tariffs and grid fees.

Solar surplus to EV

Track how much solar energy goes directly into vehicle charging.

AI suggestions and optimization

Spark system suggests better charging times and optimizes costs across the entire Spark ecosystem.

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary story is very residential, but technical features like RFID, OCPP 1.6 JSON, wall or pedestal mount, and load management also enable more advanced use cases.

Yes. The Wallbox explicitly supports solar energy integration and using solar surplus for vehicle charging.

Yes. Dynamic load balancing is one of the key product features. It uses load management, CT clamps, and RS-485.

Yes. The system specifically supports the grid tariff billing system and scheduling charging based on provider tariffs.

Wi-Fi, BLE, CT clamps, RS-485, and optionally LoRa and 4G. Authentication via RFID, app, or plug-and-charge.

Yes. The Wallbox has IP55 and IK10 protection and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Don't just buy an EV charger. Buy smarter charging.

Spark Wallbox connects charging speed, solar energy, tariff optimization, and local control into one system. Your vehicle doesn't just consume electricity — it uses energy smarter.