Both chargers offer the same 11 kW power output and are fully portable. They differ in functionality and control options. This guide will help you choose the solution that fits your needs.
Key Differences at a Glance
|
Feature |
P11 |
Q11 |
|
Power |
11 kW |
11 kW |
|
Mobile app |
No |
Yes (Tuya) |
|
Current adjustment |
8A / 16A in 2A steps |
6-16A in 1A steps |
|
Cable length |
6 m |
6 m |
|
IP rating |
IP65 |
IP66 |
|
Charging schedule |
Timer (1-8h delay) |
Full schedule via app or ability to set delay and charging duration directly on the charger, as well as a kWh limit (e.g., charge 20 kWh). |
|
Energy meter |
Yes (non-resettable) |
Yes (non-resettable + stats in app) |
|
230V charging |
Yes (with adapter) |
Yes (with adapter) |
|
Safety |
One temperature sensor (PCB board) |
Three temperature sensors (PCB board, relays, power plug) |
P11: Solid Simplicity
The P11 is designed for users who value straightforward operation. It delivers full 11 kW power with all essential safety features, without additional digital functions.
Key features: 2.4" LCD display, current adjustment (8A or 16A), delayed start timer, non-resettable energy meter for expense tracking with employers, complete set with carrying bag and wall mounts.
230V outlet charging: The P11 can be connected to a standard household outlet using a CEE16A-Schuko reduction (sold separately: link). In 230V mode, the charger operates at 3.7 kW.
Who is it for? The P11 is ideal if you have a permanent charging spot with a CEE16A socket, you don't need remote control or advanced scheduling, you prefer simple operation without an app.
Q11: Advanced Features and App Control
The Q11 is the flagship model of the Q series with WiFi, mobile app, and precise charging control. The aluminium housing and higher IP66 protection rating ensure durability in harsh conditions.
Key features: Tuya app with full charging schedule, precise current adjustment from 6-16A in 1A steps, Smart Home integration, kWh charging limit (charge exactly what you need), statistics and history of all sessions, temperature sensor in the plug.
230V outlet charging: The Q11 can be connected to a standard household outlet using a CEE16A-Schuko reduction (sold separately: link). In 230V mode, the charger operates at 3.7 kW.
Who is it for? Choose the Q11 if you want to charge at night on cheaper tariffs and need scheduling, you value remote monitoring and control from your phone, you want Smart Home integration, you need precise power adjustment (e.g. for solar panels).
Which Charger is Right for You?
Both chargers are portable, offer the same 11 kW power, and are compatible with all Type 2 vehicles. Both can be used with an adapter for 230V outlets. The choice depends on your preferences:
- Choose the P11 if you value simplicity and don't need a mobile app.
- Choose the Q11 if you need scheduling, remote control, and full app-based management.
Not sure which one to choose? Contact us and we'll help you find the charger that fits your needs.
