Enerando Clarifies Charging Station Requirements: MID vs. Calibrated

Enerando, a provider of EV charging infrastructure solutions, has introduced a clearer distinction between its charging stations, highlighting the differences between MID-compliant and legally calibrated (Eichrecht) wallboxes.

The company states that MID-compliant wallboxes are suitable for scenarios with simple, clearly assignable billing relationships, such as between employers and employees or landlords and tenants. These units utilize a certified meter compliant with the Measuring Instruments Directive (MID), offering a high level of measurement accuracy recognized across the EU.

Wallboxes that comply with Germany's calibration law (Eichrecht) meet more stringent national requirements. These systems are designed for full transparency and tamper-proofing, covering measurement, data storage, and end-user clarity. They are essential for reliable and transparent billing across multiple user groups, varied tariff structures, or in semi-public use cases, such as on company client parking lots or in parking garages.

Enerando offers both MID-compliant and legally calibrated AC wallboxes in the 11–22 kW power range, tailored for properties, corporate sites, and parking solutions. The company advises clients on selecting the appropriate solution based on current and future needs, aiming to prevent costly misinvestments.

Enerando aims to ensure customers invest wisely and are prepared for future e-mobility demands. The company provides expert consultation for choosing the right charging solution, including intelligent backend connectivity.