Wall charger station with lockable case – Safe, robust, and weatherproof

This high-quality charging box was specifically developed to protect your EV charging station from theft, weather influences, and unauthorized access. Ideal for both private and commercial use – compatible with various wall chargers.

Product features:

✅Universal compatibility
Compatible with over 90% of the market's common wallboxes – regardless of the vehicle model, your existing charging station can be safely and stably installed in this protective box.

✅Integrated number lock for additional security
Equipped with a mechanical number lock, the box reliably protects against unauthorized use and theft.

✅Glass window with tempered glass
The front door is equipped with tempered safety glass – impact-resistant, scratch-resistant, and heat-resistant. The viewing window allows for easy visual inspection of the charging station without having to open the box and simultaneously protects against environmental influences and vandalism.

✅Stable construction for external use
Made from robust, weather-resistant material – offers long-term protection for your charger against rain, dust, and vandalism.
Size:60 × 50 × 25 cm

✅Flexible installation options
On the wall or on the floor - the box can be easily and securely installed as needed, perfect for house walls, garages, or carports.
(Note: Only Ladebox - Wallbox/Ladestation are not included in the delivery.)

✅Waterproof and dustproof design
Due to the well-thought-out sealing, the box is ideally suited for outdoor areas. It reliably protects the sensitive electronics of your charger and extends its lifespan.

✅Included in the delivery

1*Car charger box

Set up the password for the Wallbox protection box
1. The default password is: 000.
2. Set the password to 000 and find the following keys on the back of the lock. (Figure 1)
3. Slide this button to the upper left. (Figure 2)
4. Turn the lock's dial and set the desired password. (Figure 3)
5. After you have set the password, press the button on the back of the lock again to the bottom right. The password setup is complete. (Figure 4)
After you have selected the correct password, turn the lock to open the cabinet door. (Figure 5)