10 ways Easee sets the safety standard

Holding EU Type Examination Certification from TÜV Rheinland – one of the world’s most rigorous inspection associations – serves as a solid assurance to our stakeholders that our technology is safe, reliable and aligns with all pertinent European standards.

Easee follows the EV standard, but we don’t stop there. We are constantly looking for innovative ways to raise the bar to create truly safe products that are built to last. Safety is always at the heart of everything we do.

The Easee charger monitors for unexpected rise in temperature and will automatically shut down and notify you if a certain safety limit is reached.

The charger has an integrated RCD that self-tests in between every charging session and at least once every 24 hours. By use of more than forty sensors inside, the charger continuously checks for faults and abnormal changes in currents, voltages, temperatures and humidity; both when in charging and standby mode.

The Easee charger automatically checks the wiring during installation and notifies the electrician if there is a fault. Information and assistance is also provided via the Easee Installer App. This means you can feel confident that your charger is installed correctly and is safe to use.

Should a critical error occur at any time, the charger will enter into a safe mode and inform you with a red light, a notification in the Easee app and an alarm sound if necessary.

Unlike traditional chargers, the Easee charger has no messy cables inside, which greatly reduces the risk of human error during assembly and production.

Before leaving the factory, all chargers undergo complete testing to ensure that all functionality and safety features are in perfect working order.

All Easee chargers are connected to our cloud and are continually updated with the latest software upgrades. This ensures that the charger always contains the latest functionality, so you can feel secure about the future.

The socket is angled at 45 degrees so the charging cable protrudes less from the wall. This protects the socket from external damage and enables it to self-drain to maintain a good connection over time.