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SolarEdge EV Charger 22kW 3-Phase Socket Type 2 RFID MID UK
The SolarEdge EV Charger 22kW 3-Phase (SE-EVK22URM-01) is a smart untethered three-phase EV charger with a Type 2 socket, integrating directly with the SolarEdge Home ecosystem. It delivers up to 22 kW on three-phase supplies (configurable from 10 A to 32 A per phase), and adds RFID card authentication and a MID-certified energy meter — making it suitable for shared or commercial-residential locations, landlord reimbursement schemes, and OLEV/OZEV workplace charging installations where legal metering is required. As with the single-phase model, it enables solar-optimised charging, scheduling via the mySolarEdge app, and G100 Issue 2 Amendment 2 compliance.
22 kW
Max output (3PH)
Type 2
Socket (untethered)
RFID
Card authentication
MID
Certified meter
G100
Issue 2 Amend. 2
⚠ Installer Note — A 3-phase supply and 3-phase circuit are required for 22 kW output. Installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician registered with a competent persons scheme. A G99 application to your DNO may be required for 3-phase installations. G100 compliance requires Ethernet connection to the same router as the SolarEdge inverter. EV charger cable (Type 2, EV side) must be provided separately by the vehicle owner.
⚡ Compatibility — Compatible with all SolarEdge SetApp-enabled residential inverters up to SE15K, excluding the Single Phase Inverter with Compact Technology. Requires a SolarEdge inverter and energy meter (or Backup Interface) for G100 compliance. Maximum 1 charger per inverter. The unit is an untethered socket — users supply their own Mode 3 Type 2 cable. Note: on a single-phase supply, maximum output is limited to 7.4 kW regardless of charger rating.
Technical Specifications
| Part Number | SE-EVK22URM-01 |
| Rated AC Power Output | Up to 22 kW (3-phase) / up to 7.4 kW (1-phase) |
| Rated Current (configurable) | 10 / 13 / 16 / 20 / 25 / 32 A (per phase) |
| Nominal AC Output Voltage | 3 × 230 / 400 V (three phase) |
| Line Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Mains Forms | TT / TN / IT |
| Charge Mode | Mode 3 — IEC 61851-1 AC charging |
| Socket / Connector | Type 2 socket (EN 62196-1, VDE-AR-E 2623-2-2) — untethered, up to 32 A / 400 V AC |
| Supply Cable — Minimum (16 A) | 5 × 2.5 mm² |
| Supply Cable — Minimum (32 A) | 5 × 6.0 mm² |
| Protection Class (IP) | IP54 |
| Mechanical Impact (IK) | IK10 |
| Internal Consumption | Idle: 4 W / Plugged in: 5 W / Charging: 7 W |
| Communication | Ethernet (LSA+ terminals or RJ45), Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz |
| RFID Authentication | Yes — MIFARE card/tag, ISO 14443 or ISO 15693, 13.56 MHz |
| MID Meter | Yes — Accuracy Class B, EN 50470-1/-3 |
| Tamper Protection | SolarEdge Tampering Alert System |
| OCPP | SolarEdge OCPP pre-configured |
| G100 Compliance | Issue 2 Amendment 2 — requires Ethernet to inverter + energy meter or Backup Interface |
| Operating Temperature (@16 A) | –25°C to +50°C (no direct sunlight) |
| Operating Temperature (@32 A) | –25°C to +40°C (no direct sunlight) |
| Installation Environment | Indoor and outdoor |
| Cable Feed | Top (surface mount) or back side (flush mount) |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 495 × 240 × 142 mm (socket variant) |
| Weight | 5 kg |
| Certification | UKCA |
| Warranty | 3 years |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a MID-certified meter and why does it matter?
A MID (Measuring Instruments Directive) certified meter measures energy to a legally recognised standard of accuracy (Class B, EN 50470-1/-3). This is required when the meter reading is used as the basis for financial transactions — for example, when an employer reimbursing an employee for home EV charging mileage, or a landlord billing a tenant for electricity. Without MID certification, meter readings cannot legally be used for billing purposes in the UK.
When would I need RFID card access rather than the tethered model?
RFID access control is useful when the charger is accessible to more than one user — for example, on a driveway shared between tenants, a workplace car park, or a rental property. The RFID card restricts charging to authorised users and, in combination with the MID meter, provides an auditable record of individual user energy consumption. For a single-family home where access control is not needed, the simpler tethered SE-EVK74C00-01 is usually the better choice.
Will I get 22 kW if my property has a single-phase supply?
No — 22 kW requires a three-phase 32 A supply. On a single-phase supply, this charger is limited to 7.4 kW (same as the SE-EVK74C00-01). If your property only has a single-phase supply and you want RFID/MID functionality, the 22 kW model can still be installed and will deliver 7.4 kW — but you are paying a premium for features that could be deferred until a 3-phase supply upgrade is available.
Does the user need to supply their own charging cable?
Yes — this is an untethered (socket) charger. Users must connect their own Mode 3 Type 2 EV charging cable between the charger socket and the vehicle. Most EVs sold in the UK include a Mode 3 Type 2 cable as standard. This is the more flexible option for multi-vehicle households where different cars may use different cable lengths or connectors.
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SolarEdge EV Charger 22kW 3-Phase Socket Type 2 RFID MID UK
The SolarEdge EV Charger 22kW 3-Phase (SE-EVK22URM-01) is a smart untethered three-phase EV charger with a Type 2 socket, integrating directly with the SolarEdge Home ecosystem. It delivers up to 22 kW on three-phase supplies (configurable from 10 A to 32 A per phase), and adds RFID card authentication and a MID-certified energy meter — making it suitable for shared or commercial-residential locations, landlord reimbursement schemes, and OLEV/OZEV workplace charging installations where legal metering is required. As with the single-phase model, it enables solar-optimised charging, scheduling via the mySolarEdge app, and G100 Issue 2 Amendment 2 compliance.
22 kW
Max output (3PH)
Type 2
Socket (untethered)
RFID
Card authentication
MID
Certified meter
G100
Issue 2 Amend. 2
⚠ Installer Note — A 3-phase supply and 3-phase circuit are required for 22 kW output. Installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician registered with a competent persons scheme. A G99 application to your DNO may be required for 3-phase installations. G100 compliance requires Ethernet connection to the same router as the SolarEdge inverter. EV charger cable (Type 2, EV side) must be provided separately by the vehicle owner.
⚡ Compatibility — Compatible with all SolarEdge SetApp-enabled residential inverters up to SE15K, excluding the Single Phase Inverter with Compact Technology. Requires a SolarEdge inverter and energy meter (or Backup Interface) for G100 compliance. Maximum 1 charger per inverter. The unit is an untethered socket — users supply their own Mode 3 Type 2 cable. Note: on a single-phase supply, maximum output is limited to 7.4 kW regardless of charger rating.
Technical Specifications
| Part Number | SE-EVK22URM-01 |
| Rated AC Power Output | Up to 22 kW (3-phase) / up to 7.4 kW (1-phase) |
| Rated Current (configurable) | 10 / 13 / 16 / 20 / 25 / 32 A (per phase) |
| Nominal AC Output Voltage | 3 × 230 / 400 V (three phase) |
| Line Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Mains Forms | TT / TN / IT |
| Charge Mode | Mode 3 — IEC 61851-1 AC charging |
| Socket / Connector | Type 2 socket (EN 62196-1, VDE-AR-E 2623-2-2) — untethered, up to 32 A / 400 V AC |
| Supply Cable — Minimum (16 A) | 5 × 2.5 mm² |
| Supply Cable — Minimum (32 A) | 5 × 6.0 mm² |
| Protection Class (IP) | IP54 |
| Mechanical Impact (IK) | IK10 |
| Internal Consumption | Idle: 4 W / Plugged in: 5 W / Charging: 7 W |
| Communication | Ethernet (LSA+ terminals or RJ45), Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz |
| RFID Authentication | Yes — MIFARE card/tag, ISO 14443 or ISO 15693, 13.56 MHz |
| MID Meter | Yes — Accuracy Class B, EN 50470-1/-3 |
| Tamper Protection | SolarEdge Tampering Alert System |
| OCPP | SolarEdge OCPP pre-configured |
| G100 Compliance | Issue 2 Amendment 2 — requires Ethernet to inverter + energy meter or Backup Interface |
| Operating Temperature (@16 A) | –25°C to +50°C (no direct sunlight) |
| Operating Temperature (@32 A) | –25°C to +40°C (no direct sunlight) |
| Installation Environment | Indoor and outdoor |
| Cable Feed | Top (surface mount) or back side (flush mount) |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 495 × 240 × 142 mm (socket variant) |
| Weight | 5 kg |
| Certification | UKCA |
| Warranty | 3 years |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a MID-certified meter and why does it matter?
A MID (Measuring Instruments Directive) certified meter measures energy to a legally recognised standard of accuracy (Class B, EN 50470-1/-3). This is required when the meter reading is used as the basis for financial transactions — for example, when an employer reimbursing an employee for home EV charging mileage, or a landlord billing a tenant for electricity. Without MID certification, meter readings cannot legally be used for billing purposes in the UK.
When would I need RFID card access rather than the tethered model?
RFID access control is useful when the charger is accessible to more than one user — for example, on a driveway shared between tenants, a workplace car park, or a rental property. The RFID card restricts charging to authorised users and, in combination with the MID meter, provides an auditable record of individual user energy consumption. For a single-family home where access control is not needed, the simpler tethered SE-EVK74C00-01 is usually the better choice.
Will I get 22 kW if my property has a single-phase supply?
No — 22 kW requires a three-phase 32 A supply. On a single-phase supply, this charger is limited to 7.4 kW (same as the SE-EVK74C00-01). If your property only has a single-phase supply and you want RFID/MID functionality, the 22 kW model can still be installed and will deliver 7.4 kW — but you are paying a premium for features that could be deferred until a 3-phase supply upgrade is available.
Does the user need to supply their own charging cable?
Yes — this is an untethered (socket) charger. Users must connect their own Mode 3 Type 2 EV charging cable between the charger socket and the vehicle. Most EVs sold in the UK include a Mode 3 Type 2 cable as standard. This is the more flexible option for multi-vehicle households where different cars may use different cable lengths or connectors.
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Description
The SolarEdge EV Charger 22kW 3-Phase (SE-EVK22URM-01) is a smart untethered three-phase EV charger with a Type 2 socket, integrating directly with the SolarEdge Home ecosystem. It delivers up to 22 kW on three-phase supplies (configurable from 10 A to 32 A per phase), and adds RFID card authentication and a MID-certified energy meter — making it suitable for shared or commercial-residential locations, landlord reimbursement schemes, and OLEV/OZEV workplace charging installations where legal metering is required. As with the single-phase model, it enables solar-optimised charging, scheduling via the mySolarEdge app, and G100 Issue 2 Amendment 2 compliance.
22 kW
Max output (3PH)
Type 2
Socket (untethered)
RFID
Card authentication
MID
Certified meter
G100
Issue 2 Amend. 2
⚠ Installer Note — A 3-phase supply and 3-phase circuit are required for 22 kW output. Installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician registered with a competent persons scheme. A G99 application to your DNO may be required for 3-phase installations. G100 compliance requires Ethernet connection to the same router as the SolarEdge inverter. EV charger cable (Type 2, EV side) must be provided separately by the vehicle owner.
⚡ Compatibility — Compatible with all SolarEdge SetApp-enabled residential inverters up to SE15K, excluding the Single Phase Inverter with Compact Technology. Requires a SolarEdge inverter and energy meter (or Backup Interface) for G100 compliance. Maximum 1 charger per inverter. The unit is an untethered socket — users supply their own Mode 3 Type 2 cable. Note: on a single-phase supply, maximum output is limited to 7.4 kW regardless of charger rating.
Technical Specifications
| Part Number | SE-EVK22URM-01 |
| Rated AC Power Output | Up to 22 kW (3-phase) / up to 7.4 kW (1-phase) |
| Rated Current (configurable) | 10 / 13 / 16 / 20 / 25 / 32 A (per phase) |
| Nominal AC Output Voltage | 3 × 230 / 400 V (three phase) |
| Line Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Mains Forms | TT / TN / IT |
| Charge Mode | Mode 3 — IEC 61851-1 AC charging |
| Socket / Connector | Type 2 socket (EN 62196-1, VDE-AR-E 2623-2-2) — untethered, up to 32 A / 400 V AC |
| Supply Cable — Minimum (16 A) | 5 × 2.5 mm² |
| Supply Cable — Minimum (32 A) | 5 × 6.0 mm² |
| Protection Class (IP) | IP54 |
| Mechanical Impact (IK) | IK10 |
| Internal Consumption | Idle: 4 W / Plugged in: 5 W / Charging: 7 W |
| Communication | Ethernet (LSA+ terminals or RJ45), Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz |
| RFID Authentication | Yes — MIFARE card/tag, ISO 14443 or ISO 15693, 13.56 MHz |
| MID Meter | Yes — Accuracy Class B, EN 50470-1/-3 |
| Tamper Protection | SolarEdge Tampering Alert System |
| OCPP | SolarEdge OCPP pre-configured |
| G100 Compliance | Issue 2 Amendment 2 — requires Ethernet to inverter + energy meter or Backup Interface |
| Operating Temperature (@16 A) | –25°C to +50°C (no direct sunlight) |
| Operating Temperature (@32 A) | –25°C to +40°C (no direct sunlight) |
| Installation Environment | Indoor and outdoor |
| Cable Feed | Top (surface mount) or back side (flush mount) |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 495 × 240 × 142 mm (socket variant) |
| Weight | 5 kg |
| Certification | UKCA |
| Warranty | 3 years |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a MID-certified meter and why does it matter?
A MID (Measuring Instruments Directive) certified meter measures energy to a legally recognised standard of accuracy (Class B, EN 50470-1/-3). This is required when the meter reading is used as the basis for financial transactions — for example, when an employer reimbursing an employee for home EV charging mileage, or a landlord billing a tenant for electricity. Without MID certification, meter readings cannot legally be used for billing purposes in the UK.
When would I need RFID card access rather than the tethered model?
RFID access control is useful when the charger is accessible to more than one user — for example, on a driveway shared between tenants, a workplace car park, or a rental property. The RFID card restricts charging to authorised users and, in combination with the MID meter, provides an auditable record of individual user energy consumption. For a single-family home where access control is not needed, the simpler tethered SE-EVK74C00-01 is usually the better choice.
Will I get 22 kW if my property has a single-phase supply?
No — 22 kW requires a three-phase 32 A supply. On a single-phase supply, this charger is limited to 7.4 kW (same as the SE-EVK74C00-01). If your property only has a single-phase supply and you want RFID/MID functionality, the 22 kW model can still be installed and will deliver 7.4 kW — but you are paying a premium for features that could be deferred until a 3-phase supply upgrade is available.
Does the user need to supply their own charging cable?
Yes — this is an untethered (socket) charger. Users must connect their own Mode 3 Type 2 EV charging cable between the charger socket and the vehicle. Most EVs sold in the UK include a Mode 3 Type 2 cable as standard. This is the more flexible option for multi-vehicle households where different cars may use different cable lengths or connectors.
