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go-e Charger HOME: let guests pay by QR code
The HOME series is the predecessor of the go-e Charger Gemini and is still in use in many garages. According to go-e, the HOME series supports OCPP 1.6 from version 3 onwards, older units do not. You can find the version on the type plate or in the go-e app.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | go-e |
|---|---|
| Charging power | up to 22 kW |
| Connection to Ladehase | Open standard |
| Status at Ladehase | Waiting list |
Details according to the go-e website and data sheet, as of October 2026. Anything we could not verify with certainty is left out.
go-e websitePut go-e Charger HOME on the waiting list
Ladehase will connect go-e Charger HOME 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.
Example calculations for the go-e Charger HOME
Charging time and price at 0.45 CHF/kWh, calculated with Ladehase's tariff engine. The final amount is rounded to 5 centimes.
| 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.
Requirements
What you need so that guests can pay with the go-e Charger HOME.
- Internet
- The charging station must be online at all times so that Ladehase can release it.
- Authorisation
- The go-e Charger HOME 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 go-e Charger HOME fits particularly well
Frequently asked questions about the go-e Charger HOME
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Add your location to the waiting list. Free and non-binding, we start once 50 locations sign up.