TechniSat TECHNIVOLT 101 230-400 V 11 kW 16 A

The TechniSat TECHNIVOLT 101 is a wall-mounted electric vehicle charging station that delivers single-phase or three-phase power between 230 and 400 V, with a rated output of 11 kW and a continuous output current of 16 A. Its compact housing measures 315 mm wide, 135 mm deep and 460 mm high, allowing installation in residential garages, private parking spaces or small commercial sites. The unit is designed for straightforward integration into existing electrical systems and supports regular charging cycles for compatible electric vehicles.

Advantages

The TECHNIVOLT 101 combines compact dimensions with an 11 kW power rating, offering a balance between charging speed and space efficiency. Its robust enclosure and electrical design provide stable charging performance at voltages from 230 to 400 V. The 16 A output current is suitable for continuous residential and light-commercial use, and the product is engineered for easy installation on walls or fixed mounting points.

Suitable for

• Home garages and private driveways
• Small office parking areas
• Apartment building shared charging points (where power allocation allows)
• Fleet vehicles with moderate daily mileage

Key specifications

• Input voltage range: 230–400 V
• Rated output power: 11 kW
• Output current: 16 A
• Mounting type: wall-mounted
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 315 × 135 × 460 mm
• Suitable for single-phase and three-phase supply configurations

How to use

Mount the charging station on a solid wall or mounting plate at a height appropriate for safe cable access and in accordance with local electrical regulations. Connect the unit to the building electrical supply with appropriately rated supply cables and protective devices; commissioning should be performed by a qualified electrician. Plug the vehicle charging cable into the vehicle inlet and initiate charging according to the vehicle’s charging procedure. Monitor the unit and vehicle for normal charging status; disconnect the vehicle once charging is complete or according to the vehicle’s charging schedule.

Recommendations

Install protective overcurrent and residual-current devices upstream of the charger, ensure proper earthing, and verify supply capacity before connection. Use the charger within its specified voltage range and observe ambient temperature and mounting location recommendations from your installer to maintain reliable operation.