SMART ATTACHMENTS
Not sure which smart attachment you need to charge your car in combination with the NRGkick? Below we have put the different types in a convenient table.
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Type | 32A – 5pole | 32A – 3pole | 16A – 5pole | 16A – 3pole | 230V Schuko |
phases | 3 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 1 |
max. current | 32A | 32A | 16A | 16A | 13A |
max. charging capacity | 22 kW | 7.4 kW | 11 kW | 3.7 kW | 3 kW |
ON THE JOB
Niet enkel op papier is de nieuwe NRGkick een snelheidmonster, de NRGkick is getest op 5 uiteenlopende wagens en de resultaten spreken voor zich.
![]() 32A – 5pole |
![]() 16A – 5pole |
16A – 3pole |
![]() 230V Schuko |
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![]() Tesla Model 3 Standard |
Phases 3Load capacity 11 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 3Load capacity 11 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 1Load capacity 3,7 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 1Load capacity 3 kW Charging time Time saved |
![]() Renault Zoe R135 |
Phases 3Load capacity 22 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 3Load capacity 11 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 1Load capacity 7,4 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 1Load capacity 3 kW Charging time Time saved |
![]() e-Golf (2018) |
Phases 2Load capacity 7,2 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 2Load capacity 7,2 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 1Load capacity 3,6 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 1Load capacity 3 kW Charging time Time saved |
![]() Peugeot e-208 |
Phases 3Load capacity 11 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 3Load capacity 11 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 1Load capacity 3,7 kW Charging time Time saved |
Phases 1Load capacity 3 kW Charging time Time saved |
![]() Nissan Leaf e+ |
Phases Load capacity Charging time Time saved |
Phases Load capacity Charging time Time saved |
Phases Load capacity Charging time Time saved |
Phases Load capacity Charging time Time saved |
THE DIFFERENCE WITH …
When it comes to charging electric cars, you are spoilt for choice: either you drive to a public charging station with a permanently connected charging cable, or you charge your car at a public charging station, or you install a wallbox at home, or you rely on a mobile charging device. But where exactly are the differences?