AC22E-G2_V14
- TypeAC-lader EV
- Dimensions239 x 387 x 150 mm
- Weight< 5 kg
- IP ratingIP55
Overview
The Sungrow AC22E-G2 is an AC charger with a Type 2 socket outlet (no fixed cable; a charging cable is available separately) for 22 kW or 11 kW three-phase (configurable, 32 A or 16 A) and 7.4 kW single-phase. An MID-certified meter is built in, as is residual current detection AC 30 mA / DC 6 mA; an external RCD Type A or B and a circuit breaker according to IEC 62955 are still required.
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Start via plug and play, RFID card or the iEnergyCharge app; over-the-air firmware updates. Communication via RS485, WLAN, Ethernet and 4G with OCPP 1.6J (ready for OCPP 2.0.1). Adaptive load management works with an externally installed meter. EMC class B for public and residential use.
Housing 239 x 387 x 150 mm, less than 5 kg, IP55 and IK10, -30 to 50 °C, natural convection; wall mounting or on an optional stand column. Supply cable up to 5 x 10 mm². According to the Sungrow compatibility list (version 4.4, July 2026) the AC22E-G2 works with Sungrow inverters (SH-RT, SH-RS, SH-T and SG-RT) only through the iHomeManager, with up to three chargers per system.
Specifications
General
- Category
- Accessories
- Product code
- 03-187
- Manufacturer code
- ACH00094
- Type
- AC-lader EV
- Model
- AC22E-G2
- Segment
- Residentieel
Power and efficiency
- Charge power
- 22 kW / 11 kW (3-fase, instelbaar), 7,4 kW (1-fase)
Electrical
- Communication
- RS485 / WLAN / Ethernet / 4G, OCPP 1.6J
- Connection
- Type 2-socket
Mechanical
- Dimensions
- 239 x 387 x 150 mm
- Weight
- < 5 kg
- IP rating
- IP55
Other
- MID
- geïntegreerd
Questions
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The Sungrow AC22E-G2 is an AC charger with a Type 2 socket outlet (no fixed cable; a charging cable is available separately) for 22 kW or 11 kW three-phase (configurable, 32 A or 16 A) and 7.4 kW single-phase. An MID-certified meter is built in, as is residual current detection AC 30 mA / DC 6 mA; an external RCD Type A or B and a circuit breaker according to IEC 62955 are still required.