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The EV-ACS3210E listing does not state IT-grid support. What an IT earthing system means for charger choice, and the two written confirmations to get before ordering.
A granny charger offers one fixed rate of about 2.3 kW. The EV-ACS3210E’s adjustable 10-32 A range adds circuit matching and up to about 7 kW — with the same socket care.
Only cars with a 22 kW onboard charger use the ACT3204E’s full rate. What 11 kW and single-phase cars get instead, and the variant that suits a mixed garage.
Hardwired means a licensed installer connects the ACT3204E to a dedicated three-phase circuit. The checks, your decisions, and the installer’s side of the job.
On the EV-ACT3204E, RFID cards are managed as a short, living list: enrol deliberately, remove a lost card first, keep a written record, and test after every change.
On the EV-ACT3204E, the app holds the schedule and the access rules while RFID authorises at the wall. What the app layer does, and what to confirm in the manual.
For a 32A three-phase EV-ACT3204E, the cable cross-section and breaker rating are the installer’s calculation. The factors that drive both, and the questions to ask.
A 22 kW home charger is worth it for high mileage, two cars and short windows, and worth nothing overnight. The EV-ACT3204E case, decided by pattern of use.
22 kW halves the session only when your supply is three-phase and your car accepts 22 kW. The gain in hours, window by window — and when it is zero.
The EV-ACT3204E is listed as a three-phase unit and no single-phase rating is published. What is known, what to confirm in writing, and your options.
