Alfen Eve Single Pro-line — AC charging station with Type 2 cable
from PLN 5,347.89–6,230
A direct match: a Type 2 cable, RFID and the same 11 kW power from Alfen, plus an LTE modem — a useful price comparison.
View detailsABB
PLN 4,305
The ABB Terra AC 11 kW RFID is a wall-mounted AC charging station from ABB with a fixed 5 m Type 2 cable — no separate cable to buy or carry. It runs on a three-phase supply, draws up to 16 A per phase, and delivers up to 11 kW. Sessions are authorized with the built-in RFID reader (a MIFARE card is included); the station has no display and no SIM slot. Connectivity is WiFi, Ethernet RJ45 and Bluetooth, and the ChargerSync app handles configuration and session monitoring. It talks to ABB's cloud or an external server over OCPP 1.6-J. The built-in meter is Class B (±1%) accuracy, but this unit is not MID-certified — it isn't suitable for legally metered billing. The enclosure is rated IP54, IK10, and is specified to operate from -35°C to +50°C. Protection includes built-in DC leakage current monitoring above 6 mA, but the installation still needs an upstream Type A RCD rated max. 30 mA. The Load Management feature throttles current draw based on available grid capacity, talking to an energy meter over Modbus RTU (RS485). The 320 x 195 x 110 mm enclosure weighs 7 kg. The product carries ABB E-mobility's 2-year manufacturer warranty.

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Independent opinion
What this device is actually good for, and when something else is worth a look.
Three things decide this variant: the home's supply, whether a fixed cable suits you, and what the metering needs to support. The station needs a three-phase supply and draws up to 16 A per phase — without that, 11 kW is out of reach, and a single-phase supply won't work at all. The 5 m Type 2 cable is fixed at the factory, unlike ABB's socket-equipped variants — there's no separate cable to buy, but you also can't swap it for a longer or thinner one. Authorization is by RFID card (a MIFARE card is included); this unit has no display and no SIM slot with a 4G modem, so remote connectivity relies on WiFi, Ethernet RJ45 or Bluetooth rather than a cellular network. The built-in meter is Class B accuracy, but without MID certification it doesn't suit billing tenants or employees where a legal-for-trade meter is required. OCPP 1.6-J lets you connect the station to an external fleet management system instead of only ABB's cloud — relevant for operators, less so for home use. Installation needs a qualified electrician: the station connects permanently to the wiring, and an upstream Type A RCD (max. 30 mA) must be sized separately despite the built-in DC leakage monitoring.
One cable serves one car at a time — for two charging points, look at Alfen's dual-outlet Eve Double Pro-line with a socket, RFID and LTE.
Alfen Eve Double Pro-line Charging Station, Socket + 22 kW + RFID + LTEFleet fit
Effective power and 10→80% charging time for selected models from our own catalogue.
| Car | Effective power | 10→80% time |
|---|---|---|
| 11 kW | 81.3 min | |
| 11 kW | 194 min | |
| 11 kW | 247 min | |
| 11 kW | 282.5 min | |
| 11 kW | 301.6 min | |
| 11 kW | 336 min | |
| 11 kW | 366.5 min | |
| 11 kW | 469.6 min |
Worth comparing
Other devices from our catalogue worth weighing before you decide.
from PLN 5,347.89–6,230
A direct match: a Type 2 cable, RFID and the same 11 kW power from Alfen, plus an LTE modem — a useful price comparison.
View detailsfrom PLN 3,935.05–4,221.62
A cheaper 11 kW cable version from Alfen without RFID — if card authorization isn't needed and price matters more.
View detailsPLN 4,047.93
The same 5 m cable and wall-mounted form factor from Daze, but at a higher power class — for anyone who wants headroom for the future.
View detailsQuestions and answers
Yes — a 5 m Type 2 cable is permanently attached to the station. It can't be swapped for another cable, nor replaced by using the vehicle's own.
No — this variant runs on a three-phase supply and draws up to 16 A per phase, reaching up to 11 kW. For a single-phase installation, ABB offers a smaller, cable-equipped Terra AC 7 kW variant.
Yes — an RFID reader with a MIFARE card included is the standard way to authorize a charging session on this variant.
No — this unit connects over WiFi, Ethernet RJ45 or Bluetooth. A 4G modem with a SIM slot is available on other Terra AC variants, such as the socket-equipped one.
No — this unit is not MID-certified. It has a built-in Class B energy meter, but that's an indicative reading, not suitable for legally metered billing.
OCPP 1.6-J — the station can connect to ABB's ChargerSync cloud or to a third-party OCPP server instead, using WiFi or Ethernet.
ABB E-mobility covers the station with its standard 2-year warranty.
Data transparency
Data collected: August 16, 2026
Listing details
Additional information from the wallbox.pl product page.
Shop description
The original product description from the wallbox.pl listing.
This advanced charger offers the exceptional quality and reliability you would expect from a world leader in electric vehicle charging. Thanks to modern technology, smart features, and the ability to integrate with energy management systems, it provides the most effective and future-proof charging solutions.
When designing the Wallbox AC Terra, care was taken to seamlessly integrate the device into users' daily lives. Thanks to network connectivity and innovative control options, the charger provides convenience and time savings in a home environment, as well as easy operation at every stage.
The Wallbox AC Terra is certified by independent organizations, guaranteeing the highest safety standards. It is a solution that combines intelligent energy management with ease of use and care for the ecosystem.
Application:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max AC Power | 11 kW |
| Cable | 5 m, Type 2 plug |
| Authorization | RFID |
| Application | Indoor / Outdoor |
| Delivery time | 5 business days |
| Warranty | 2 years |