If you have a compatible EV or Charger, Charge HQ can control optimise charging of your electric vehicle based on:

• Energy grid conditions such as level of renewable energy, wholesale price
• Flexible charging schedules you define in the app

If you also have a compatible Solar Inverter, Battery or Energy monitor, Charge HQ can also optimise charging based on:

• Your excess rooftop solar energy production

Compatible EVs and Chargers

To use Charge HQ, you must have a supported EV OR a supported smart charger.

EVs:

• Tesla - any model.

Wall chargers (combined with any make/model EV) is one of:

• ABB Terra AC
• Circontrol eNext Elite
• Delta AC Max Smart
• EO - Genius 2 and Mini Pro
• Fronius Wattpilot
• Keba KeContact P30 x-series
• MG ChargeHub
• Ocular IQ
• Schneider EV Link
• Wallbox Pulsar Max
• Wallbox Pulsar Plus
• Zj Beny AC EV Charger (OCPP)

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NOTE: if you have a Tesla, Charge HQ will work with any charger, including the Tesla UMC (mobile connector) or HPWC (wall charger), as charging will be controlled via the vehicle, not the charger.

Compatible Solar Inverter / Battery / Energy monitors

Charge HQ can charge from excess rooftop solar if you have any one of the following:

Solar Inverters:

• Fronius
• GoodWe
• Growatt
• SolarEdge
• Solax
• Solis
• Sungrow
• Tesla Solar (with or without Powerwall)

Home Batteries

• Alpha ESS
• Tesla Powerwall

Energy Monitors

• Powersensor
• Solar Analytics
• Wattwatchers

Notes:

• Solar inverters must have the optional grid meter to charge from excess solar, if not, charging is based on total solar production.
• Your solar inverter, battery, or energy monitor must be constantly connected to the Internet.
• See our Solar Data Support Register for a list of inverters that are being considered, are under development, or are known to be not compatible.

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Unsupported equipment

Our lists of supported equipment are always maintained and up to date. If your equipment does not appear on the lists of supported equipment, it is not supported.

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More information

For a more detailed discussion on compatibility see also the article on minimum hardware requirements.