Victron high power EV Charging Station
The EV Charging Station has three-phase and single-phase capabilities. It delivers a maximum of 22 kW AC in three-phase or 7.3 kW in single-phase mode.

WiFi Communication
WiFi: 802.11 b/g/n for configuration, monitoring and control. The internal WiFi module can be configured in Access Point or Station mode for both the initial setup and monitoring.

Easy operation and control via Bluetooth and the VictronConnect App
Get full control and overview of all operating parameters and session statistics at a glance.

LCD Touch Screen
Built-in 4.3-inch LCD Touch Screen for monitoring and control.

Light Ring for fast viewing the device state
Fully programmable RGB Light Ring around charging port, to quickly determine the device state. It can be programmed from the integrated web interface to display different light effects based on the current state (disconnected, charging, charged etc.).

Three working modes available:
1. Manual Mode to configure output current
Manual mode allows configurable output current between 6-32 A.
The charging power is controlled in two ways: by using the slider on the LCD touch screen or by using its web page. It allows to manually start or stop the charging process when a vehicle is connected to the charging station.
2. Automatic Mode to ensure maximum PV system efficiency
Detects when excess power is available and uses only that power to charge the vehicle.
3. Scheduled Mode to charge the EV at certain time intervals

A fully programmable scheduler allows charging at different time intervals, for example at certain times during the night when grid energy is cheaper.

Integration with GX devices and VRM
Control and monitor the EV Charging Station from a GX device touch display and the Remote Console and the VRM Portal. The VRM Portal also offers real time and custom reports for configurable time periods.

What is the difference between Victron EVC300400300 and Victron EVC200300200:

Both the Victron EVC300400300 and EVC200300200 are electric vehicle (EV) charging stations from Victron Energy. They share many features, but there are some key differences to consider:

Power and Charging Capabilities:

Maximum Power: The EVC300400300 offers a higher maximum power output of 22kW compared to the EVC200300200's 20kW. This means the EVC300400300 can charge an EV faster, especially if it supports three-phase charging.

Single-Phase vs. Three-Phase: Both chargers support both single-phase and three-phase connections. However, the EVC300400300 can deliver its full 22kW power output in both single-phase and three-phase modes, while the EVC200300200 is limited to 7.3kW in single-phase mode.

Display and Control:
LCD Screen: The EVC300400300 features a built-in 4.3-inch LCD touchscreen for monitoring and controlling the charging process. The EVC200300200 lacks an LCD screen and relies on Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connectivity for control.

RGB Light Ring: Both chargers have an RGB light ring around the charging port to indicate charging status (disconnected, charging, fully charged, etc.).

Connectivity and Integration:
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi: Both chargers support Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity for control and monitoring using the VictronConnect app.

GX Device Integration: Both chargers can be integrated with Victron GX devices like the Cerbo GX for advanced monitoring and control within a Victron Energy ecosystem.

Solar Integration: If you have a Victron Energy solar system, both chargers can be configured to prioritize charging the EV using excess solar energy.

Additional Features:
Manual and Scheduled Modes: Both chargers offer manual and scheduled charging modes to manage charging schedules based on your needs.

Interchangeable Covers: Both chargers have interchangeable covers in black and white options.

Overall, the Victron EVC300400300 is the more powerful and feature-rich option, especially if you need fast charging or have a three-phase power supply. The EVC200300200 is a more cost-effective option for those who prioritize basic EV charging functionality.

Here's a summary table highlighting the key differences: