Dazebox One, the home wallbox that makes EV charging accessible to everyone

Charging an electric car at home should be simple: plug in the vehicle, choose when to charge and make the most of the available energy. To achieve this, however, you need a wallbox that can adapt to your electrical system, household consumption and driving habits.

Dazebox One was created to make this experience more accessible. It brings together the key features required for home charging in a compact, connected solution available at a competitive price.

App-based scheduling, solar energy integration, Load Balancing and multi-charger management make it easy to organise charging efficiently and with greater awareness. The built-in Type 2 cable is always ready to use, completing a product designed to fit seamlessly into everyday life without adding unnecessary complexity.

A wallbox designed to make charging more accessible

Dazebox One was developed around a clear principle: to make home charging accessible to more people while retaining the features that truly matter.

Its accessible price does not come at the expense of connectivity or energy management tools. The wallbox includes:

• Bluetooth and Wi-Fi;

• an Ethernet port;

• scheduled charging;

• Solar Surplus mode;

• Load Balancing for up to eight chargers;

• OCPP 1.6 JSON interoperability;

• a Modbus TCP interface;

• an integrated shunt trip;

• a 5- or 7-metre Type 2 cable.

These features make Dazebox One suitable both for those installing their first home wallbox and for those looking for a solution that can be integrated with a solar PV system or other energy management systems.

The aim is not to add features simply for the sake of it, but to provide practical tools that simplify charging and adapt it to the real conditions of each home.

Charging that fits around your household routine

Every home uses energy differently. Available power, daily schedules, the presence of a solar PV system and the number of vehicles can vary significantly from one household to another.

For this reason, Dazebox One does more than simply deliver energy to the car. Its features allow charging to be organised around the needs of the home.

Scheduling lets users decide in advance when a charging session should begin. The car can therefore recharge while parked, according to the time slots selected by the user.

Management through the Daze App makes these operations quick and intuitive. Once the preferred settings have been configured, the wallbox follows the selected schedule without requiring constant manual adjustments.

This allows charging to become a natural part of the household routine.

Using solar energy to charge your car

Anyone with a Daze solar PV system can also use Solar Surplus mode.

This feature makes it possible to charge the car exclusively with surplus solar energy. When solar generation exceeds the energy consumed by other devices in the home, the surplus can be directed to the vehicle without drawing electricity from the grid during the charging session.

In this way, the wallbox helps coordinate two increasingly common elements in modern homes: solar energy generation and electric mobility.

Solar Surplus mode can also be used alongside scheduled charging. Users can decide when to charge based both on the availability of self-generated energy and on the times when grid electricity is more affordable.

Solar energy management is therefore no longer separate from EV charging, but becomes part of the same household energy balance.

Load Balancing manages the available power

During a charging session, the electric car shares the available power with every other device operating in the home. Ovens, induction hobs, washing machines, air-conditioning systems and other appliances can temporarily increase household energy demand. Without proper management, total consumption could exceed the property’s contracted power limit.

Load Balancing, or dynamic load management, automatically adjusts EV charging according to what is happening in the home.

With the optional Power Meter, Dazebox One autonomously monitors household consumption and adjusts the power supplied to the car, preventing the contracted power limit from being exceeded. When the home requires more energy, charging power is reduced. As consumption from other devices decreases, more power becomes available to the vehicle again.

Everything happens automatically, without any action required from the user. There is no need to unplug the car when switching on an appliance or to constantly monitor energy consumption. In other words, charging adapts to the home, delivering a truly worry-free experience.

A system that can manage up to eight chargers

Dazebox One can act as the main device in a network comprising up to eight chargers in total.

Communication takes place via Modbus TCP, using either Ethernet or Wi-Fi in a master/slave configuration. In this setup, Dazebox One acts as the master, coordinating the system and distributing the total available power among the different charging points.

This option is particularly useful in homes with multiple electric vehicles, shared garages and small apartment buildings. It also makes it possible to start with a single charger while preparing a system that can adapt to future requirements.

Built-in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Ethernet

The characteristics of the installation site can affect which type of connection is most suitable. A garage, private parking space or shared residential car park, for example, may not have the same network coverage as the inside of the home.

Dazebox One features Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and an Ethernet port, providing several connectivity options.

Configuration is carried out through the Daze App, while software updates can be received remotely without requiring work to be performed directly on the charger.

Having multiple connectivity technologies built in makes it possible to choose the connection best suited to the installation and simplifies the device’s day-to-day management.

Designed to integrate with other systems

Dazebox One supports OCPP 1.6 JSON, a communication standard that allows charging stations to connect to compatible management platforms.

Its Modbus TCP interface also enables integration with third-party energy management systems.

The wallbox can therefore operate independently or become part of a broader system in which solar generation, household consumption and vehicle charging are coordinated.

This flexibility makes it possible to choose a solution suited to current needs while retaining the option to expand or integrate the system in the future.

Built-in cable and minimalist design

Dazebox One features smooth lines and compact dimensions, designed to fit discreetly into garages, private parking spaces and shared residential car parks.

It is available exclusively with a built-in Type 2 cable, offered in lengths of 5 or 7 metres. The cable remains connected to the wallbox and is always ready to use: simply plug it into the vehicle to begin charging.

The two cable lengths make it possible to choose the configuration best suited to the charger’s position, the layout of the parking space and the location of the vehicle’s charging port.

The wallbox can be installed directly on a wall or mounted on a dedicated pedestal, providing a practical solution even when there is no suitable wall near the parking space.

Two power configurations

Dazebox One is available with a maximum power output of:

• 7.4 kW in the single-phase version;

• 22.2 kW in the three-phase version.

The right option depends on the characteristics of the electrical system, the power available and the vehicle’s maximum AC charging capacity.

Maximum power, however, is not the only factor to consider. For home charging, the amount of time the car remains parked, simultaneous household consumption and the ability to schedule charging sessions are equally important.

Dazebox One incorporates charging power into a broader energy management system, adapting to the conditions of the home instead of operating as a separate, unmanaged load.

Who is Dazebox One for?

Dazebox One is designed for anyone looking for an accessible home wallbox that is easy to use and equipped with a complete range of energy management features.

It is particularly suitable for:

• anyone installing a home charger for the first time;

• anyone looking for an accessible, competitively priced solution;

• users who want to schedule charging through an app;

• homeowners with a solar PV system;

• homes where EV charging needs to be coordinated with other energy consumption;

• anyone who needs to manage multiple charging points;

• garages, private parking spaces and shared residential car parks.

The single-phase and three-phase versions make it possible to choose the model best suited to the electrical system and the user’s everyday charging needs.

More features, fewer barriers to home charging

Dazebox One brings together all the features that make home charging simpler in one compact product: connectivity, app-based management, scheduling, solar energy integration, Load Balancing and communication with other systems.

Its defining characteristic is the balance between comprehensive functionality and accessibility. It is a competitively priced solution designed to offer greater choice without compromising on intelligent energy management.

From charging a single car to managing an installation with multiple devices, Dazebox One can meet today’s requirements and adapt to future needs.

Discover all the features of Dazebox One and find the configuration best suited to your car, electrical system and charging habits.