Solax Wallbox 11kW, X3-HAC-11P with WiFi Cable 6.5m, with CT Clamp, Without LCD
€ 527,74 exkl. USt.
Solax Wallbox 11kW, X3-HAC-11P with WiFi Cable 6.5m, with CT Clamp, Without LCD is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Advantages at a glance
3-phase 11 kW, continuously adjustable
Charging power adjustable from 1.4 to 11 kW — for fast full-load charging as well as gentle overnight charging in 1-phase mode.
Fixed Type 2 cable
6.5 m cable length, directly on the housing — no loose cable, no searching, no risk of theft. Standard Type 2 connector for all European electric cars.
PV surplus charging with CT clamp
Supplied current transformer clamp measures grid consumption — the wallbox charges only with the PV surplus and does not feed any electricity into the grid (zero-export).
RFID + App + WLAN/LAN
Access control via two included RFID cards. Control and monitoring via SolaX Cloud App or Web. WLAN, Ethernet, optional 4G.
IP65 + IK10 impact resistance
Completely rain and dustproof (IP65), the housing withstands hard impacts (IK10). Operating temperature −30 to +50 °C — suitable for all seasons in Austria.
OCPP 1.6j + Modbus TCP/RTU
Open interfaces for load management systems (e.g. cFos, EVCC, Home Assistant) and for connection to external billing or cloud backends.
Technical data
| Parameter | X3-HAC-11P G2 |
|---|---|
| Rated power | 1.4 – 11 kW (adjustable) |
| AC nominal input voltage | 400 V, 3-phase |
| Nominal frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| Grid type | TN, TT, IT |
| AC output current | 6 – 16 A (1- or 3-phase) |
| Charging connector | Type 2, IEC 62196 (fixed) |
| Cable length | 6.5 m |
| Display | Without LCD (LED status indicator) |
| Communication | WLAN, Ethernet, 4G optional |
| Protocols | OCPP 1.6j, Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, Cloud API |
| Vehicle communication | IEC 61851-1, ISO 15118 (optional) |
| Authentication | Plug & Charge, RFID (ISO 14443-A), App |
| PV surplus | Yes — with included CT clamp |
| Residual current protection | RCD 30 mA AC + 6 mA DC integrated |
| Housing protection class | IP65 / IK10 |
| Cooling | Natural convection (fanless) |
| Operating temperature | −30 to +50 °C |
| Storage temperature | −40 to +60 °C |
| Mounting | Wall mounting (floor mounting optional) |
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | 390 × 206 × 139 mm |
| Weight | 6.5 kg |
| Housing material | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Manufacturer's part no. (MPN) | 1050030000 |
Scope of delivery
| Quantity | Item |
|---|---|
| 1× | SolaX X3-HAC-11P G2 Wallbox with fixed Type 2 cable 6.5 m |
| 1× | Wall bracket / mounting plate |
| 1× | Current transformer clamp (CT) with 1 m cable |
| 2× | RFID card |
| 1× | Anti-theft device and connection/mounting accessories |
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Frequently asked questions
What does "without LCD" mean for this version?
This version does not have an LCD display on the housing — the charging status is shown via LED indicators. All control and configuration tasks are conveniently handled via the SolaX Cloud App or the web interface. The absence of a display makes the wallbox more affordable and robust (no sensitive panel for outdoor use).
How does PV surplus charging work with the CT clamp?
The included current transformer clamp is clamped around the grid connection (L1) in the meter cabinet and measures the current consumption or feed-in. The wallbox continuously regulates the charging power between 1.4 and 11 kW so that exactly the amount of PV surplus that would otherwise be fed into the grid is charged. Result: Zero-export, maximum self-consumption.
Do I need to have a SolaX inverter?
No. The wallbox works independently of the manufacturer via the CT clamp — it functions with any existing PV system. In combination with SolaX hybrid inverters, there are additional comfort functions (prioritization of battery vs. wallbox, joint monitoring in one app).
Is 11 kW enough for charging?
Yes, for home use, 11 kW is completely sufficient. At 11 kW, approximately 55–70 km of range are charged per hour. An electric car with a 60 kWh battery charges from 20% to 80% in 5–6 hours — so it's always full overnight. 22 kW is usually only useful for fleets or short stops and requires a second grid connection approval (in Austria, reportable from 12 kVA).
Is the wallbox eligible for subsidies in Austria?
Yes. Wallboxes up to 22 kW are eligible for subsidies through the federal environmental funding program (Klima- und Energiefonds / KPC) as well as numerous state and grid operator funding programs — the prerequisite is usually operation with green electricity and registration with the grid operator. Current conditions can be found at umweltfoerderung.at.
What is OCPP 1.6j and why do I need it?
OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) is the open industry standard for communication between the wallbox and external backends. This allows you to connect the wallbox to, for example, a load management system (cFos, EVCC, Home Assistant), a billing platform (e-roaming, company car billing), or an energy management system — regardless of the manufacturer.
Who is SolaX Power?
SolaX Power is a Chinese manufacturer founded in 2010 and based in Hangzhou. The company produces inverters, battery storage, and wallboxes and operates in over 100 countries. In Europe, SolaX has branches in Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands. The products are considered to offer good value for money and are widely used in Austria.
Where can I buy the SolaX wallbox in Austria?
At SOLARVIC — your specialist dealer for photovoltaics and building technology in Austria. Order online at solarvic.at, shipping from Vienna within 1–3 business days.
€ 527,74 exkl. USt.
Solax Wallbox 11kW, X3-HAC-11P with WiFi Cable 6.5m, with CT Clamp, Without LCD is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.