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Charge at home, 5 worry-free years

NexBlue charger, Hager protections and SOLX installation. Ready to charge in half a day.

  • Quote in 30 minutes
  • SOLX team, no subcontracting
  • Exclusive NexBlue distributor

What we deliver

  1. Site visit

    We come on-site to measure, photograph and scope the job

  2. Tailored design

    Designed for your home, sized to your existing panel and contracted power

  3. Equipment included

    Charger and electrical protections, carefully selected

  4. Meticulous electrical works

    Dedicated panel, protected cabling and final tests before handover

  5. Power-up and walkthrough

    Power-up, charger configuration, walkthrough with you and online connection when possible

Turnkey installations typically run from €1,500 to €2,500. The exact price depends on the cable run length, the charger model and the brand of the electrical protection gear. We provide an indicative quote within 30 minutes of the first call; the binding quote is issued after the on-site feasibility visit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to install a wallbox at home?

Typically between €1,500 and €2,500, depending on the charger and installation complexity. We provide a tailored quote within about 30 minutes of first contact, covering equipment, electrical protections and labour.

How long does the installation take?

For a house or flat with a garage spot near the electrical panel, the installation is done in half a day. It can take longer when the cable run between the panel and the bay exceeds 15 metres or if some light building work is needed (conduit run, wall chase, wall crossing), always flagged upfront in the quote.

What warranty do you offer?

Installations with a NexBlue charger and Hager protections get a 5-year warranty, covering both equipment and the electrical works. Other installations carry 2 years. Either way, support is always handled directly by the SOLX team, without intermediaries.

Does the charger work with solar panels?

Yes. NexBlue chargers support dynamic solar charging: they use surplus PV production to charge the car, drastically lowering electricity cost when the sun is out.

Which charger do you recommend?

The NexBlue Edge 2: up to 22 kW (single- or three-phase), bidirectional-ready with ISO 15118 (V2G and Plug&Charge), OCPP 2.0.1, load and phase balancing, solar surplus charging, Wi-Fi/Ethernet/4G/Bluetooth, and an integrated RDC-DD 6 mA DC residual current device (no extra Type B RCD needed). IP54/IK10 rated for outdoor use.