Maximum charging power:
1-phase 3.68kW
3-phase 11.00kW
Charging socket
Type-2 infrastructure socket with mechanical lock
Thanks to the Fronius Wattpilot, you can charge your car as cheaply as possible at all times.
1. Select a mode Eco or Next Trip?
Decide by simply pressing a button on the Wattpilot, or on the app from anywhere.
2. Select an electricity price threshold
Set the price threshold for your electricity tariff at which the Fronius Wattpilot should seek out and charge with mains current.
3. Use PV surplus
It doesn't get better than this: If available, the Fronius Wattpilot charges the electric car with self-generated solar power from your own roof.
4. Charge with the cheapest mains current
The Fronius Wattpilot seeks out the cheapest available current for charging your electric car. If there is surplus PV energy from your own PV system, this energy will be used first, rather than mains current.
5. Enjoy the most economical travel at all times
With e-mobility that drives us all forward.
Important: To function reliably, the Fronius Wattpilot requires a stable internet connection via WLAN.
Cable Connection | |
Type and size | See Manual |
Size mm2 | See Manual |
Manufacturer Warranty | |
Standard Warranty: | 2 years (8 years extension after registration) |
Warranty Docs: | warranty conditions for products of the fronius solar energy business unit |