I don't have an e-mobile yet, but I'm evaluating it. Regarding this charging station: If this Juice Booster 2 is more or less the "eierlegende Wollmilchsau", i.e. transportable with various connections and usable as a wallbox with a holder, why should/could I buy a fixed wallbox at a higher price? I don't quite understand this, can anyone help me? The wallboxes don't produce more than 22 kW, and you need an electrician to lay the 400V line to the garage anyway, regardless of whether it's a juice booster or a wallbox, right?
Thanks for your input!

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Yes, the Juice Booster 2 can be used as a home charging station. The advantage of other wallboxes is that they sometimes have various functions such as statistics, RFID identification, setting charging times, etc. The JB2 cannot do all this. The JB2 can't do all that. Another advantage of the JB2 is that the residual current circuit breaker is already installed and you can charge at any socket without an electrician having to provide special protection beforehand. Of course, electricity must already be available ;-)
If you are lucky, you already have a T25 socket (or CEE16) nearby, then you can charge with the JB2 3-phase 16A, i.e. with 11KW, which is the maximum on AC for the Tesla Model 3, for example.
By the way, if you decide to buy a Tesla Model 3, you are welcome to use my link to get Free Supercharging ;)
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Well, I agree with you exactly. The wallbox is practical and attached to the wall. Remove it, plug it in and charge. Juice Booster 2 is great and portable. As you said, it can be used as a wallbox with a holder. Take the Juice Booster 2 out of the case and put it on the wall mount. The cable is heavy and the part has to go in the holder. Then plug it into the electrical connection and connect it to the car. We have both. From our point of view, the Juice Booster 2 is enough. Greetings

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