Voldt® Sitecharge | Type 2 | 2x 22kW

The Voldt® Sitecharge operates on AC 220 V ±15% and AC 380 V ±15% at 50 Hz. That means common single- and three-phase infrastructures are supported without special power formats. The electrical protection includes an RCD Type A with DC 6 mA detection to cover AC residual currents and small DC leakage.

For environments, The Voldt® Sitecharge is specified for −30 °C to +55 °C and 5–95% humidity (no congeal). The maximum installation altitude is 2000 m, and operating noise is under 30 dB, which suits mixed-use and residential settings. The enclosure carries an IP55 rating, so indoor or outdoor mounting is within spec.

A 5-metre output cable is provided as standard; the input cable is not included by default and should be selected by the installer to local code. Where an on-site display is unnecessary, the screen on The Voldt® Sitecharge is removable to simplify the installation and reduce points of wear.

Load handling is assisted by CT-based load balancing with single/three-phase metering. This helps distribute available capacity across outlets and protect the upstream supply from overload, keeping charging reliable during peak demand.

The Voldt® Sitecharge is supplied with a 3-year warranty, 100-day trouble-free returns, and free same-day shipping. That’s the headline: clear coverage, generous return window, and swift dispatch to keep projects moving.

Behind the product is European design and manufacturing by Voldt®, supported by over 100 years of automotive know-how. This heritage informs component selection, testing, and the practical details installers care about—like environmental ratings, cable construction, and serviceability.

Quality materials are a consistent theme. The Voldt® Sitecharge uses high-grade components, including 100% silvered copper contacts and finely stranded conductors, to promote durability and stable performance under load. These engineering choices help reduce maintenance over the life of the installation.

Support is designed to be straightforward. Whether a site uses local access or OCPP via 4G/Ethernet, the service team can assist with setup guidance within the published specifications. Combined with the warranty and returns policy, The Voldt® Sitecharge is backed for long-term, everyday use.

The short answer is that The Voldt® Sitecharge includes an RCD Type A plus DC 6 mA detection and carries an IP55 enclosure rating, with the plug itself highlighted as IP67. These protections address electrical safety and environmental sealing for everyday use.

Materials are chosen with current-carrying performance in mind. Contacts are 100% silvered copper, avoiding alloys that add resistance, and the conductor uses many fine copper strands for flexibility and resilience against tight bend radii. These details help limit heat build-up and mechanical stress.

Environmental limits are clearly defined: −30 °C to +55 °C, 5–95% humidity (no congeal), and installation up to 2000 m altitude. Noise is specified below 30 dB, supporting installation near offices or homes. Together with IP55, The Voldt® Sitecharge is suitable for indoor or outdoor locations.

Installation notes are equally direct. The Voldt® Sitecharge includes a 5-metre output cable, while the input cable is not provided by default and must be sized by the installer. For sites focusing on robustness, the screen can be removed where a local display is unnecessary.

Drivers can begin charging on The Voldt® Sitecharge via plug-and-charge, App control, optional RFID cards, or reservation charging. The immediate answer is that all four access methods are supported, so sites can choose simple walk-up use or authenticated sessions.

For operators, The Voldt® Sitecharge offers OCPP with 4G/Ethernet. This enables connection to a compliant back-office for authorisation, tariffs, session records, and remote oversight. Connectivity is optional by design, so basic deployments can remain local and straightforward.

Where a local display isn’t required, the screen on The Voldt® Sitecharge is removable. This supports clean, vandal-resistant installations or tightly controlled environments. Day-to-day, the system is built to run quietly (below 30 dB) and within the stated temperature and humidity ranges.

Power sharing is handled by CT-based load balancing with single/three-phase metering. In practice, this smooths demand curves, helps avoid tripped protection upstream, and improves utilisation—especially when multiple vehicles are connected on busy sites.