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EV charger brandKEBA

KeContact P30 x-series

Strata, workplace-adjacent and demanding homes wanting a proven socketed wallbox with open protocols, metering and expandable load management.

Our opinion · cited research7.4 / 11 / 22 kWChecked 27 July 2026
KEBA KeContact P30 x-seriesEquipment allowance $2,186
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Product facts

What it can deliver.

Maximum wallbox power is not the same as the power every car will accept.

Power variants
7.4 / 11 / 22 kW
Supply
1-phase and 3-phase
Vehicle connection
Type 2 socket; charging cable purchased separately
Solar-aware charging
PV-surplus charging through Modbus or a compatible energy-management system
Dynamic load management
Active standalone and multi-wallbox load management
OCPP
Supported
App / platform
KEBA eMobility app and portal
Outdoor protection
Weatherproof professional enclosure; confirm exact Australian model IP rating
Connectivity
Ethernet and Wi-Fi; optional LTE by model
Bidirectional status
ISO 15118 hardware-ready on selected x-series models; no current consumer V2H or V2G claim
Warranty
2 years through the listed Australian supply channel
Energy integrations
Any solar via compatible control · OCPP
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Our opinion

The buying view.

EDITORIAL OPINION - BASED ON THE CITED RESEARCH
“The P30 x-series remains a credible Australian-supported professional option even though KEBA now has a newer P40 generation overseas. It is more complex and expensive than a simple home charger, but its open integration and load-management depth can justify that in shared sites.”
Equipment allowance
$2,186 before professional installation.
Installation planning range
About $800–$1,500 for straightforward work; commonly $1,500–$3,000+ with longer runs, upgrades or strata complexity.
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Cons and watch-outs

What to verify.

  • The newer KeContact P40 generation is not yet verified through an Australian sales channel.
  • A Type 2 cable is an additional purchase for the socketed Australian listing.
  • Exact Wi-Fi, LTE, metering and ISO 15118 inclusions vary by x-series model code.

Ask the installer to identify the exact model, protection, CTs/meters, cable route, commissioned current and energy-platform compatibility in writing.

Australian price & purchase layer

Price and availability

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Equipment allowance$2,186 AUD

Hardware planning figure, not a live retailer quote.

Straightforward installation$800–$1,500

Indicative only; switchboard, cable run and protection affect the quote.

Complex installation$1,500–$3,000+

Long runs, upgrades and strata work can cost more.

Continue to Australian supply or installer channel

Ask for an itemised installed quote covering the charger, load management, metering or CTs, protection, cable route, commissioning and any energy-platform integration.

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Evidence trail

Check the sources.

KEBA KeContact P30 product familyOpen product source ↗Australian supply or installation evidenceCheck current availability ↗Australian Government home charging guidanceOpen guidance ↗Is something outdated?Send a correction →

Evidence check

Last checked

Australian sources
Specifications last checked
3 August 2026
Price last checked
3 August 2026
Australian availability last checked
3 August 2026

What changed

  • New product: The current Australian specialist listing is now compared with explicit OCPP, load-management, solar-control and model-code caveats.
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