Prism Solar Twin single phase

Prism Solar Twin Single-phase shares the same core features with the other products in the Prism range. The different models are differentiated by the type of power supply (single-phase or three-phase).

Prism Solar Twin Single-phase:

It’s a charging station suited to any single-phase meter, regardless of power rating.
This means it can also be connected to lower-power meters (e.g. 6kW), still allowing electric vehicle charging management, though of course only up to the maximum power of the meter present in the system. But should the available power at the meter be increased, Prism Solar Twin will already be able to manage the new power level.

Automatically regulates consumption to prevent disconnection from the grid.
Regardless of the meter installed, Prism Solar Twin Single-phase automatically regulates the power sent to the vehicle, measuring the energy absorbed by the rest of the house, so that the meter never trips due to overloads caused by your electric car, avoiding a power outage. The sensors needed for operation are already included in the package.

Uses energy produced by a solar system to charge the car.
If you have a photovoltaic system, you already know that energy produced in excess of your consumption is sent to the grid. Prism Solar Twin Single-phase can detect this excess production and use it to charge your electric car instead of feeding it back to the grid.

Equipped with outlets with integrated cable and Type 2 connector.
Type 2 connectors are effectively the standard in Europe, so there’s no compatibility issue. And naturally, a Prism Solar Twin Single-phase can charge vehicles equipped with a single-phase onboard charger as well as vehicles equipped with a three-phase onboard charger (though it will of course only charge in single-phase mode, up to 7.4 kW).

Managed via smartphone/desktop and via the cloud.
Naturally, Prism needs to be connected to the internet, a connection that can be made via cable or via Wi-Fi if Prism can reach the home Wi-Fi signal. And even if Prism cannot be connected to the internet, it can always be configured and used through its internal Wi-Fi, accessible by connecting directly to Prism’s Wi-Fi.

Works as a Wi-Fi network repeater.
When Prism can be connected to the internet via Wi-Fi or cable (ethernet network), it can be used as a Wi-Fi signal repeater to provide connectivity even in the garage, for example to update the vehicle’s firmware during charging.

Includes two RFID readers under the front covers.
It also comes with an RFID card to use, for example, to start the vehicle’s charging in situations where automatic charging on connector insertion is not possible (or not desired).

Already equipped with RCM (Residual Current Monitor).
There’s no need to add this AC/DC current protection during installation, because it’s already built into Prism Solar Twin Single-phase, ensuring maximum safety while minimizing installation costs.

Installs outdoors and is not affected by contact with water.
Like all products in the Prism range, the charging station can be installed outdoors. Prism is not affected by exposure to the intrusion of liquids and/or solid particles (such as dust).
This is thanks to a cover design engineered specifically for this purpose. The cover body is in fact closed with no fewer than 12 screws, protecting the most sensitive electronic components.
The IP65 rating indicates that the device is fully protected against the ingress of dust, sand, and generally any small solid particles, as well as against powerful water jets.

Single-phase 230V charging station with 2 outlets of 7.4kW each, even when used simultaneously, equipped with cable and Type 2 connector.

Ideal for:

• Families with two electric cars on a single-phase system
• B&Bs and accommodation facilities with two or more parking spaces
• Apartments with a double garage

• Supplied with load-balancing sensors
• Equipped with an RFID reader and supplied with one card
• Resistant to rain and water jets, IP65 protection
• Suited to any single-phase meter, regardless of power rating
• Automatically regulates consumption to prevent disconnection from the grid
• Uses energy produced by a solar system to charge the car
• Connects to the internet via Wi-Fi or ethernet network (cable)
• Communicates via MQTT or OCPP 1.6
• Managed via the Silla app and the Monitor Portal web app
• Each outlet has its own QR code for payment management (optional)