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Heidelberg Energy Control: no QR code payment possible
The Heidelberg Energy Control charges at up to 11 kW and only has a Modbus interface for the home installation, with no Wi-Fi, LAN or OCPP. It can only be released with an external switch on site. Heidelberg wallboxes are now sold as Amperfied, and the connect.home and connect.business models speak OCPP 1.6.
Not supported
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Heidelberg |
|---|---|
| Charging power | up to 11 kW |
| Connection | single or three phase |
| Charging connector | Tethered cable with Type 2 plug |
| Network | No network connection |
| OCPP | No OCPP |
| Cloud API for third parties | No |
| Locked until authorised | No, not remotely |
| MID meter | No |
| Connection to Ladehase | No open interface |
| Status at Ladehase | Not supported |
Details according to the Heidelberg website and data sheet, as of October 2026. Anything we could not verify with certainty is left out.
Heidelberg websiteWhy paying with the Heidelberg Energy Control does not work
For guests to pay fairly, Ladehase must be able to lock the charging station and release it only after payment. The Heidelberg Energy Control lacks:
- A network connection: the charging station is not connected to the internet.
- OCPP, the open protocol Ladehase uses to control most charging stations.
- An open manufacturer interface that lets third parties release charges.
- A lock until authorisation that can be set remotely.
Frequently asked questions about the Heidelberg Energy Control
Your wallbox can do more.
Open an account, connect your charging station, put up the sign. Free, without a lock-in contract.