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Probably not. No built-in MID meter is confirmed for the Schneider Electric EVlink Home, and for home chargers that is a requirement.
Not allowed (no MID meter)
No built-in MID metering is confirmed for the Schneider Electric EVlink Home. For home chargers the MID meter has to be inside the charger itself; a separate meter in the meter cupboard does not solve that.
Is your grid connection used for charging only? Then an exception route may apply. We assess that separately.
This is our assessment, not an official approval by the NEa. A suitable meter is one of the conditions for taking part.
Check the rating plate or the manual to see whether the charger has an MID meter. Some models have an MID version with a slightly different name.
Automatic readout: OCPP, PlugChoice, SlimLadenService.
Automatic readout: OCPP, PlugChoice, SlimLadenService.
Automatic readout: OCPP, PlugChoice, SlimLadenService.
Automatic readout: OCPP, PlugChoice, SlimLadenService.
Not in our assessment. No built-in MID-certified meter is confirmed for the Schneider Electric EVlink Home. If you are unsure about your version, check the rating plate or the manual.
For home chargers not with a separate meter: the MID meter has to be inside the charger itself. If your grid connection is used for charging only, an exception route may apply; we assess that separately.
Chargers with a built-in MID meter. This page lists suitable alternatives, and the overview of chargers with an MID meter shows all suitable models.
Business, multiple locations or installer? See the Schneider Electric EVlink Home in the charge point register for professionals ↗.
Start with the charger check. You will quickly know which next step fits your situation.