Make the most of the surplus solar energy to charge your electric vehicle with Solarta, your electric car charger installer in Mallorca. We optimize the surplus solar energy produced by your photovoltaic system with charging stations of up to 7.4 kW for single-phase and 22 kW for three-phase applications.
Increase your savings and efficiency! Charge your electric vehicle with the surplus from your solar system
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Electric Car Charger
Electric Car Charger. A Cleaner and More Sustainable Future
Use the energy generated by your solar panels to charge your electric vehicle in the most efficient and sustainable way. By charging your electric car with solar energy, you’ll be employing two of the main technologies that support the energy transition.
Install a Battery Charger for Your Car. Comfort and Efficiency in Charging
Charge your electric car at home. Enjoy comfort, efficiency, and independence from other users. Adjust the charging to your usage habits.
Your Most Cost-Effective Electric Vehicle Charging
Install an electric car charging point at home. The best option to save the most and get the maximum benefit from this technology. Currently, the energy prices at public charging points can be significantly higher compared to domestic rates due to maintenance and amortization costs.
Public charging points can be significantly higher than domestic rates due to the associated maintenance and depreciation costs.
Extended Lifespan of Electric Cars
Frequent rapid charging of the battery is not recommended. Add a charging station at home or at your business and adapt it to your needs. You can perform slow charges overnight and extend the lifespan of your electric vehicle’s battery.
Electric Car Charger.
Charging Station Installers Why choose Solarta?
Make informed decisions and ensure efficient and safe charging for your electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle with Solarta Balear, certified electrician installer Nº35480.
At Solarta, we carry out installations in compliance with the regulations set by the Low Voltage Electrical Code (ICT-BT 52 standard) regarding the installation of charging points.
Easily control your electric vehicle charger with Solarta’s intelligent energy management system
Configure different charging modes and adjust them to your needs and requirements.
- Eco Mode: In this mode, the electric vehicle only charges when there is a surplus of solar energy.
- Priority Mode: This charging mode is used when the electric vehicle needs to be charged as quickly as possible at maximum power.
- Comfort Mode: In this mode, the vehicle is charged over an extended period with lower power.
With intelligent dynamic charging control, we regulate the charging power without ever exceeding the power contracted for the installation. If more energy is needed to charge the vehicle, lower-priority devices can be disconnected.
For all the products we install, we trust in strong partnerships and always seek companies with quality products and reliable after-sales service.
We install the electric vehicle chargers provided by the photovoltaic solar inverter supplier to ensure optimal communication with the solar system (SMA, FRONIUS…).
If there is no solar system, we look for solutions with other providers such as Wallbox, Loxone…
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Make informed decisions and ensure efficient and safe charging for your electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle with Solarta Balear, certified electrician installer Nº35480.
At Solarta, we carry out installations in compliance with the regulations set by the Low Voltage Electrical Code (ICT-BT 52 standard) regarding the installation of charging points.
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Easily control your electric vehicle charger with Solarta’s intelligent energy management system
Configure different charging modes and adjust them to your needs and requirements.
- Eco Mode: In this mode, the electric vehicle only charges when there is a surplus of solar energy.
- Priority Mode: This charging mode is used when the electric vehicle needs to be charged as quickly as possible at maximum power.
- Comfort Mode: In this mode, the vehicle is charged over an extended period with lower power.
With intelligent dynamic charging control, we regulate the charging power without ever exceeding the power contracted for the installation. If more energy is needed to charge the vehicle, lower-priority devices can be disconnected.
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For all the products we install, we trust in strong partnerships and always seek companies with quality products and reliable after-sales service.
We install the electric vehicle chargers provided by the photovoltaic solar inverter supplier to ensure optimal communication with the solar system (SMA, FRONIUS…).
If there is no solar system, we look for solutions with other providers such as Wallbox, Loxone…
We offer technical support 365 days a year. This service includes technical assistance even on weekends or public holidays in case of emergencies.
Solarta Balear manages the application and processing of subsidies for the installation of electric chargers in the Balearic Islands. Solarta acts as an intermediary between the administration and the client, managing the entire process from start to finish.
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We offer technical support 365 days a year. This service includes technical assistance even on weekends or public holidays in case of emergencies.
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Solarta Balear manages the application and processing of subsidies for the installation of electric chargers in the Balearic Islands. Solarta acts as an intermediary between the administration and the client, managing the entire process from start to finish.
Electric Car Charger
Charging station. How does it work?
Understand charging speeds, available charging modes, and connector types when installing an electric car charger.
Charging Speeds for Electric Cars
Choose the charging speed based on your mobility needs and the time you’re willing to dedicate to charging your vehicle. Faster chargers are useful if you’re in a hurry, but they may also require a more robust power infrastructure.
Charging speeds vary depending on the charging power and connector used. See table-image (which table?).
* Slow Charging. Provides low-voltage charging and is suitable for overnight home charging. It’s the slowest option but typically sufficient for domestic use.
- Slow Charging. Provides low-voltage charging and is suitable for overnight home charging. It’s the slowest option but typically sufficient for domestic use.
- Normal Charging = Semi-fast. Offers moderate charging suitable for most daily drivers. It can recharge an electric vehicle over several hours.
- Fast Charging. Provides significantly faster charging and is ideal for long trips. Fast car chargers are commonly found at service stations and rest areas.
- Ultra-fast Charging. These chargers provide extremely fast charging and are ideal for quick top-ups on long routes. However, they are less common than fast chargers.
Charging Modes for Vehicles in the Balearic Islands
Charging modes for cars refer to how your electric vehicle communicates and interacts with the power grid. These modes are essential to ensure efficient and safe charging.
The choice of charging mode will depend on the type of car battery charger you’re using and the technology your vehicle supports. The more advanced modes provide greater efficiency and safety during charging.
- Mode 1. The most basic mode, with no active communication with the power grid. Mainly used for low-power charging through domestic sockets.
- Mode 2. Includes some communication with the power grid and is typically used for enhanced home charging with control devices. The regulation is based on not exceeding the contracted power.
- Mode 3. The communication with the power grid is more advanced and is used in public and private chargers. Regulation is broader, considering factors like the possible use of solar energy. Allows for more precise charging management and provides real-time data.
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Charging point for electric vehicles in Mallorca. Individual or communal?
Request a quoteElectric car charging point in a single-family home
There are two options:
- Connect the car directly to the 16A household socket without the need for a charging station. The downside is that charging happens at low power, it’s less safe, and charging times are longer.
- Install a wallbox or wall-mounted charging point with an exclusive circuit (maximum 9.2 kW) connected to the individual meter. If the electric car has a high-capacity battery, it may be worth considering installing a more powerful car charger and contracting additional power.
If the garage is not in the same building as the house, the charging point will need to have its own meter.
Installing a charging point in a community garage
The Horizontal Property Law (Ley de Propiedad Horizontal), in its article 17.5, facilitates the installation of an electric car charging point in a community garage for private use.
No approval from the neighbors is required. It is only necessary to inform the community in writing of the intention to install this charging point in the privately owned parking space.
The car charger will be connected directly to the home’s meter, which will require the necessary installation work.
- Authorization from the community is only needed if the installation requires a connection to a community meter or if it involves a pre-installation in the building.
- It is recommended to carry out a common pre-installation for the entire garage to ensure sufficient supply as demand increases. This possibility must be voted on at the homeowners’ meeting.
Electric Car Charger.
Professional Installation of Charging Points. Success Stories
Location
Artá
Installed Power
7,4 kW
Commissioning
April 2022
Location
Artá
Installed Power
7,4 kW
Commissioning
March 2023
Electric Car Charger.
Frequently asked questions. Installation of charging points for electric cars in Mallorca
If you charge your car at public parking stations in the city, the cost will depend on whether that charging point is managed by a charging operator and the rates they have. The price is usually higher than charging at home. The advantage of public chargers is that they can sometimes charge at high power. Fast charging is recommended for long trips, as daily use can affect the battery.
If you charge your car at public charging stations, the cost will depend on whether the station is managed by a charge operator and its associated fees. Public charging is typically more expensive than charging at home.
The advantage of public chargers is that they often support high-power charging. Fast charging is recommended for long trips, as frequent use can impact battery health.
Installing a charging point, station, or wallbox at home can cost over €1,000, depending on the setup. This will mainly depend on the electrical installation required and, to a lesser extent, on the charger’s specifications.
The charging system detects when the car is fully charged and automatically stops supplying energy. Therefore, there’s no problem leaving your car connected overnight.
The power required depends on the charging speed desired. For example, to fully charge a car with a 30 kWh battery in 10 hours overnight, you’d need a grid power capacity of 3 kWh.
The charging time depends on the car’s charging capacity and battery characteristics. For instance, a car with a 40 kWh battery and an 11 kWh charging capacity would take 3 hours and 38 minutes to charge.
Yes, but the charging time will be much longer. Using a 16A standard household outlet, fully charging a car with a 50 kW battery would take 21 hours. It’s important to ensure your electrical installation has adequate wiring and the ability to limit the car’s charging power.
Most likely, your car already comes with one. It’s useful to keep one in your trunk if you’re staying in a rural house or a similar location. However, ensure it has essential safety features: it should stop charging if overheating is detected and resume charging when power returns after a voltage drop.
The choice of connector depends on your vehicle model and the available charging infrastructure in your area. Make sure the selected connector is compatible with your vehicle to ensure safe and efficient charging.
- Schuko: A common plug in Europe, found in most homes. It provides basic charging but is less efficient compared to advanced connectors.
- Type 1 (J1772): Frequently used in American and Japanese EVs, this connector is known for reliability and moderate charging speed.
- Type 2 (Mennekes): The standard connector in Europe, used in a wide range of EVs. It offers versatility and faster charging.
- CCS (Combo Charging System): This combines a fast-charging plug with additional connectors for communication with the grid and DC charging. It’s a preferred option for high-end vehicles.
- CHAdeMO: Mainly used by some Japanese manufacturers, this fast-charging connector enables quicker battery recharges.
Cold weather. In areas with sub-zero temperatures, chargers may malfunction or become unusable. Cold also reduces battery performance, leading to lower autonomy.
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