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Easee One: let guests pay by QR code

The Easee One charges on a single phase at up to 7.4 kW and is meant for homes. Easee only sells it in selected countries, and according to Easee Switzerland is not one of them. Like the other current Easee models, it supports OCPP 1.6.

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Specifications

Technical details of the Easee One
ManufacturerEasee
Charging powerup to 7.4 kW
Connectionsingle phase
Charging connectorType 2 socket
NetworkWi-Fi, Mobile network
OCPP1.6
Cloud API for third partiesYes
Locked until authorisedYes, charging only starts after authorisation
RFID readerYes
Connection to LadehaseOpen standard
Status at LadehaseWaiting list

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

Easee website

Put Easee One on the waiting list

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

1 / 50 locations

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

How the waiting list works
Your charging station
About you

We only use your details for the waiting list and delete them if the project doesn’t go ahead. More in our privacy policy.

Example calculations for the Easee One

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 One
Energy chargedTime at 7.4 kWAmount at 0.45 CHF/kWh
10.0 kWh1 h 21 minCHF 4.50
20.0 kWh2 h 42 minCHF 9.00
40.0 kWh5 h 24 minCHF 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 7.4 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.

Open the calculator

Requirements

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

Internet
The Easee One has a built-in mobile connection and stays online even without Wi-Fi. You can also connect it to Wi-Fi.
Authorisation
The Easee One 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 One fits particularly well

Frequently asked questions about the Easee One

Your wallbox can do more.

Add your location to the waiting list. Free and non-binding, we start once 50 locations sign up.