Hi all,
I am also planning the installation of a Wallbox and want to integrate it into HomeAssistant (probably, also using EVCC).
Currently, these are my favored Wallboxes:
- go-eCharge
- easee
- Heidelberg HomeEco
- Zappi
The solution would be, to charge the car mostly throught Solar Power when possible - and if not charging should be done with a provider like aWattar or Tibber.
go-eCharge and easee Wallbox do have their own HomeAssistant integration - so probably, for just managing them it would not be required to use EVCC…
But could also be used and managed throught EVCC.
Tibber is partner with easee (the wallbox would be a bit cheaper if you are a tibber customer)
aWattar is partner with go-eCharge
Heidelberg HomeEco is supported by EVCC but no parter of any of the Energy Providers.
Zappi isn’t supported by EVCC and no parter of the given Providers - but it seems that it can be highly customized with additional components.
I’ve also found some guides how to integrate Zappi into HomeAssistant.
All of the mentioned Wallboxes - except of Zappi are listed in the top 4 places in the test from:
Heidelberg HomeEco (with a shorter cable) will also be found on position 10 in this test…
- but Heidelberg HomeEco is the top1 in the Test from ADAC (Test 2019) …
None of the Wallboxes have been tested in the latest test from ADAC this year.
I really have troubles in finding the right Wallbox … it seems, that only zappi would require some more effort, since it is currently not supported by EVCC.
So my top Ranking:
-
easee Wallbox
Pro: HA Integration
Pro: EVCC Supported
Pro: Rank 2 in Test ▶WALLBOX-TEST 2021 ⇒ Die besten E-Auto Ladestationen im Test
Pro: Style -
go-eCharge
Pro: HA Integration
Pro: EVCC Supported
Pro: Rank 3 in Test ▶WALLBOX-TEST 2021 ⇒ Die besten E-Auto Ladestationen im Test
Con: Style -
Heidelberg HomeEco
Pro: EVCC Supported
Pro: Rank 4 and 10 in Test ▶WALLBOX-TEST 2021 ⇒ Die besten E-Auto Ladestationen im Test
Pro: Style
Neutral: HA Integration missing -
zappi
Pro: Rank 1 in Test ▶WALLBOX-TEST 2021 ⇒ Die besten E-Auto Ladestationen im Test
Con: Not EVCC Supported
Con: HA Integration missing, but manually possible (complexity?)
Neutral: Style