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It connects
Chargers that speak the open charging standard connect to Flowion, whoever made them. It's not an allowlist: a charger missing from the list below will usually connect too.
Supported devices
Bring the chargers you already have.
Flowion works with chargers from 38 brands, and the catalogue below shows 85 models with where Flowion's address goes on each. Running something else? If it speaks OCPP, the open standard nearly every networked charger supports, it connects.
Will my charger work?
Almost certainly, yes
Three things decide it, and the catalogue answers each one, model by model.
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You enter Flowion's address
Every charger keeps that setting somewhere: its own web page, its display, the maker's app or the maker's portal. Each entry tells you where, so you know before you're on site.
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Flowion balances its load
On chargers that accept charge limits, Flowion keeps every site within the limits you set. Not supported on every charger, so Flowion checks each one when it connects.
41 brands · 85 models
Find your charger
Every brand in the catalogue, A to Z. Open one to see its models, how each one connects, and where Flowion's address goes.
- ABB3 models · Connects directly
- ABLOne model · Connects directly
- Alfen3 models · Connects directly
- Alpitronic4 models · Connects directly
- Amp SocietyOne model · Connects directly
- Autel2 models · Connects directly
- Blink ChargingOne model · Connects directly
- Charge Amps4 models · Connects directly
- Circontrol2 models · Connects directly
- City EVComing soon3 models
- CTEKBench-tested3 models · Connects directly
- DEFAComing soon2 models
- Delta ElectronicsOne model · Connects directly
- Easee4 models · Through the maker's cloud
- EatonOne model · Connects directly
- Eldon2 models · Connects directly
- Enelion3 models · Connects directly
- EnerCharge2 models · Connects directly
- EnstoOne model · Connects directly
- EtrelOne model · Connects directly
- EVBox2 models · Connects directly
- EvnexComing soonOne model
- GARO5 models · Connects directly
- go-e2 models · Connects directly
- Grizzl-E2 models · Connects directly
- Hager2 models · Connects directly
- KEBAOne model · Connects directly
- MennekesOne model · Connects directly
- MorekOne model · Connects directly
- Ratio Electric2 models · Connects directly
- Rolec4 models · Connects directly
- Schneider Electric3 models · Connects directly
- SiemensOne model · Connects directly
- SinexcelOne model · Connects directly
- SyncEVOne model · Connects directly
- TeisonOne model · Connects directly
- V2COne model · Connects directly
- VestelOne model · Connects directly
- Wallbox6 models · Connects directly
- Zaptec2 models · Connects directly
- ZJ BenyOne model · Connects directly
Running a charger that isn't here? It will usually connect too. Here's how to connect it
Through the maker's cloud
Chargers managed in their maker's cloud
Some chargers are run from their maker's cloud. Link the site once, and Flowion imports its chargers and connects each one, so nobody has to visit them.
Why you can trust the list
Every entry names its source
Each model rests on a named source: our own bench, the manufacturer's documentation, or a public compatibility list kept by operators who run that charger. Here are the 85 models by the strongest source behind each.
Bench-tested by Flowion
We ran this exact charger against Flowion, and recorded the date and the firmware.
Manufacturer documentation
The manufacturer's own documentation describes how it connects and where its setting lives.
Public compatibility list
Operators who run it in the field report it, on a curated public compatibility list.
Expected to work
Expected to connect, with no source specific to the model. Listed as Coming soon until one is found.
Bench-tested entries name the date and the firmware we ran.
Read an entry
What the labels mean
Every entry says two things: whether it works with Flowion, and where we learned it.
Bench-tested and documented
We ran it against Flowion ourselves, recorded the firmware, and wrote its setup guide.
Works with Flowion
Connects and runs on Flowion, backed by the source named beside it.
Coming soon
Coming soon to Flowion.
Sources
Where this comes from
Researched 2026-10-12 from manufacturer documentation and public compatibility lists. Check the exact model and firmware with your supplier before you order a fleet of them.
All 12 sources
- developer.easee.com/docs/easee-ocpp-specification
- developer.easee.com/docs/operator
- docs.zaptec.com/docs/ocpp-within-zaptec
- help.zaptec.com/hc/en-001/articles/4530001974033-Zaptec-Cloud-and-OCPP-Integration
- home-assistant-ocpp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/supported-devices.html
- monta.com/en/supported-charge-points/zaptec-go-ocpp
- seekingalpha.com/pr/20234018-blink-charging-achieves-ocpp-2_0-1-certification-for-ev-chargers
- support.wallbox.com/en/knowledge-base/ocpp-activation-and-setup-guide
- www.alpitronic.it/us/hypercharger/hyc-50
- www.ampcontrol.io/compatible-chargers/alpitronic-ev-chargers
- www.chargepanel.com/charge-station-vendors
- www.zaptec.com/integrations
Bring the fleet you already own.
No rip and replace. Point the chargers you already have at Flowion, whoever made them.