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Connects to Flowion
YesIt connects straight to Flowion, over a secure connection the charger opens itself.
AC wallbox
Zaptec Go
The Zaptec Go works with Flowion. Here's how it connects, where Flowion's address goes, and the source behind this entry.
Connects directly
The charger connects straight to Flowion. Point it at Flowion's address, and nothing sits in between.
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Where Flowion's address goes
The maker's portalSet it in the maker's online portal, which sends the setting to the charger for you.
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Load balancing
SupportedFlowion balances this charger's load and keeps the location within the limits you set.
Works with Flowion
Connects and runs on Flowion, backed by the source named beside it.
Manufacturer documentation
The manufacturer's own documentation describes how it connects and where its setting lives.
Notes
Zaptec's "box-level" OCPP: a direct connection from the charger to Flowion, with Flowion's load balancing. Enabled from the Zaptec portal rather than on the charger.
Protocol
OCPP 1.6J
Good to know
- Choosing this path gives up Zaptec's own phase and load balancing across the installation; Flowion becomes the only thing managing power.
Through the maker's cloud
Linking through the Zaptec cloud is coming soon.
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Connects to Flowion
Coming soonComing soon.
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Where Flowion's address goes
The maker's APILinked through the maker's own API, with access the maker issues.
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Load balancing
By the makerOn this connection the charger keeps its maker's own load balancing across the location.
Coming soon
Coming soon to Flowion.
Manufacturer documentation
The manufacturer's own documentation describes how it connects and where its setting lives.
Notes
Cloud-to-cloud. Retains Zaptec's proprietary phase and load balancing across the main circuit.
Protocol
OCPP 1.6J
Good to know
- On this path Zaptec Cloud keeps power management for itself, so the chargers keep Zaptec's own load balancing rather than Flowion's.
- On this path Flowion handles who may charge and the sessions.
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.
Bring the fleet you already own.
No rip and replace. Point the chargers you already have at Flowion, whoever made them.