Does the Easee Charge work with Ladehase?

Not yet. Ladehase will connect the Easee Charge via OCPP once enough locations are on the waiting list. Sign up on this page, it’s free and non-binding.

How long does it take to charge 20 kWh with the Easee Charge?

At full power of 22 kW, about 55 min. If the car charges at 11 kW at most, it takes about 1 h 49 min. At 0.45 CHF/kWh, the charge costs CHF 9.00.

Do guests need an app or a charging card for the Easee Charge?

No. Guests scan the QR code at the charge point and pay in the browser with TWINT, Visa, Mastercard, PF Pay, Apple Pay or Google Pay. They do not need an account.

Does the Easee Charge have an MID meter?

No, according to Easee. Ladehase bills with the charging station's meter. If you need certified values, for example for service charge statements, plan for a separate MID meter.

Does the Easee Charge need Wi-Fi?

Not necessarily. The Easee Charge has a built-in mobile connection. You can also connect it to Wi-Fi.

Can residents or family charge with a card?

Yes. The Easee Charge has an RFID reader. You set up charging cards as access grants in Ladehase, free of charge or at a special rate with a monthly statement.

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Easee Charge: let guests pay by QR code

The Easee Charge is built for car parks where several people charge. Its built-in eSIM keeps it online even without Wi-Fi, and it supports OCPP 1.6. With its RFID reader it suits sites where residents charge with a card and visitors pay by QR code.

Waiting list

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Specifications

Technical details of the Easee Charge
Manufacturer	Easee
Charging power	up to 22 kW
Single phase	up to 7.4 kW
Connection	single or three phase
Charging connector	Type 2 socket
Network	Wi-Fi, Mobile network
OCPP	1.6
Cloud API for third parties	Yes
Locked until authorised	Yes, charging only starts after authorisation
RFID reader	Yes
MID meter	No
Connection to Ladehase	Open standard
Status at Ladehase	Waiting list

Details according to the Easee website and data sheet, as of October 2026. Anything we could not verify with certainty is left out.

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Put Easee Charge on the waiting list

Ladehase will connect Easee Charge via OCPP as soon as 50 locations take part. Add your location, it’s free and non-binding.

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49 more to go until launch. Deadline: 30 April 2027.

How the waiting list works

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Example calculations for the Easee Charge

Charging time and price at 0.45 CHF/kWh, calculated with Ladehase's tariff engine. The final amount is rounded to 5 centimes.

Charging time and price for the Easee Charge
Energy charged	Time at 22 kW	Time at 11 kW	Amount at 0.45 CHF/kWh
10.0 kWh	27 min	55 min	CHF 4.50
20.0 kWh	55 min	1 h 49 min	CHF 9.00
40.0 kWh	1 h 49 min	3 h 38 min	CHF 18.00

Charging power also depends on the car: many electric cars charge on AC at 11 kW at most, some much less on a single phase. Charging losses are not included.

With an idle fee

Example: 20 kWh at 11 kW, then the car stays at the charge point for 3 h. From 1 h after charging ends, every started minute costs 5 centimes.

Amount: CHF 15.00, of which idle fee CHF 6.00

Your own tariff

Start fee, idle time, a different price per kWh or many charges a month: work out your case in the charging cost calculator.

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Requirements

What you need so that guests can pay with the Easee Charge.

Internet: The Easee Charge has a built-in mobile connection and stays online even without Wi-Fi. You can also connect it to Wi-Fi.
Authorisation: The Easee Charge is connected to Ladehase via OCPP and only starts a charge after authorisation. The station is then tied to Ladehase rather than to another backend.
Payment account: An account with zahls.ch or Freika, where payments arrive directly. For the PAX IM30 terminal you need Freika.
Metering: Ladehase bills with the charging station's meter readings. If you need certified values, plan for a separate MID meter.
Sign: QR code and tariff clearly visible at the charge point, as a PDF to print yourself or ordered weatherproof.

Where the Easee Charge fits particularly well

Frequently asked questions about the Easee Charge

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