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Charger & MID meterRevvolt editorial teamPublished July 10, 2026

Which chargers have a MID meter? The overview

Up-to-date overview of charging stations with a built-in MID meter per brand and model — and therefore eligible for earning EREs.

If you want to earn money charging at home, there is one hard requirement for your charger: a built-in MID-certified kWh meter. Without it, your charge sessions cannot be registered as EREs with the NEa — however new or smart your charger is.

Below you'll find, per brand and model, whether the MID meter is on board. The overview comes straight from the same database as our charger check and is updated as we verify new models.

The overview by brand and model

BrandModelMID meter
AlfenEve Double PlusEligible
Eve Double Pro-lineEligible
Eve Single PlusEligible
Eve Single Pro-lineEligible
Eve Single S-lineEligible
Twin 5Eligible
Twin 5 PlusEligible
Eve MiniNot eligible
AminaMEligible
SNot eligible
Blue CurrentH:Move HiddenEligible
Nano XLEligible
NanoChargeEligible
U:MOVEEligible
HomeNot eligible
BlueBuilt (Coolblue)WLAC1Eligible
Charge AmpsDawnEligible
AuraBeing verified
HaloNot eligible
EaseeCharge MaxEligible
Charge ProEligible
ChargeNot eligible
Charge CoreNot eligible
Charge LiteNot eligible
Charge UpNot eligible
HomeNot eligible
OneNot eligible
Eneco ConnectricConnectricEligible
EnphaseIQ EV Charger 2Eligible
EVBoxElvi MIDEligible
LiviqoEligible
ElviNot eligible
LivoNot eligible
go-eCharger PROEligible
GeminiNot eligible
Gemini flexNot eligible
myenergizappiNot eligible
NexBlueDelta MaxEligible
Edge MaxEligible
DeltaNot eligible
EdgeNot eligible
Edge 2Not eligible
OhmeHome Pro MIDEligible
Home ProBeing verified
ePodNot eligible
PeblarBusinessEligible
DualEligible
Home PlusEligible
HomeNot eligible
Ratioio6 Pro MIDEligible
io7 DoubleEligible
Solar MIDEligible
Solar MID 4GEligible
io6 4GNot eligible
SolarNot eligible
SolidNot eligible
StartNot eligible
SmappeeEV BaseEligible
EV OneEligible
EV Wall BusinessEligible
EV Wall EichrechtEligible
EV DualBeing verified
EV WallBeing verified
SolarEdgeONE EV Charger ProEligible
Home EV Charger 22 kWBeing verified
TeslaWall Connector 3 MIDEligible
Wall Connector 3Not eligible
Wall Connector Gen 2Not eligible
Volt TimeOne BusinessEligible
Source 2 BusinessEligible
Source 2sEligible
Two ProEligible
OneNot eligible
Source 2Not eligible
WallboxeM4Eligible
eM4 TwinEligible
Pulsar Pro MIDEligible
SupernovaEligible
Commander 2Not eligible
Copper SBNot eligible
Pulsar MaxNot eligible
Pulsar PlusNot eligible
Pulsar ProNot eligible
Webasto (Ampure)LiveEligible
UniteBeing verified
NextNot eligible
Pure IINot eligible
ZaptecGo 2Eligible
ProBeing verified
GoNot eligible

Eligible means: built-in MID-certified meter, so suitable for ERE registration. Click a brand for its page with details and connection instructions. Is your brand or model missing? Run the charger check or email us via the help center — we'll find out for you.

What stands out in the overview

  • The MID meter often only sits in the newer or premium line. Take Easee: the Charge Max and Charge Pro have a MID meter, the older Home and Charge Lite don't. Zaptec: yes in the Go 2 and Pro, no in the original Go.
  • Sometimes it's a separate variant of the same model. Tesla sells the Wall Connector 3 in a version with a MID meter — pay close attention to the exact product name when buying.
  • Business lines are more often MID-equipped. Models like the Alfen Eve Pro-line and Peblar Business are designed for settings where billing matters, and carry the meter as standard.

Buying a charger? Check this

Since the ERE scheme, the MID meter is a genuine purchase criterion: the difference between having one or not can be hundreds of euros per year. Before buying, check:

  1. Is "MID" explicitly in the specifications? Search the datasheet for "MID meter", "MID-certified" or "2014/32/EU". In doubt, ask the supplier to confirm.
  2. Does it apply to the exact variant you're buying? Some brands sell the same model with and without the meter.
  3. Is the brand supported for automatic connection? The MID meter is the legal requirement; a good API integration determines how smoothly your sessions are collected. The brands in the overview above with a brand page are supported with an automatic integration.

What a MID meter actually is and how to spot one on the type plate is covered in MID meter explained.

No MID meter? These are your options

If your current charger has no built-in MID meter, there are roughly three routes:

  • Do nothing — you keep charging as usual, but leave the ERE payout on the table.
  • Have an external meter installed — sometimes possible through your installer; whether the setup meets the registration requirements differs per situation.
  • Replace or upgrade — with a yearly payout of hundreds of euros, a new charger with a MID meter can pay for itself. Run the numbers with the earnings calculator.

Frequently asked questions

Why is a MID meter required for EREs?

The NEa requires charged kWh to be measured in a certified, tamper-proof way before they can be registered as emission reduction units. A MID-certified meter inside the charging point provides that assured measurement.

My model isn't listed — now what?

Run the charger check or email us through the help center; we'll look up the MID status of your model. The overview grows as we verify more brands and models.

Can a MID meter be retrofitted to an existing charger?

An installer can sometimes add an external MID meter, but whether that setup meets the registration requirements differs per situation. Ask your installer — and when buying a new charger, check upfront that the MID meter is built in.

Does every new charger have a MID meter?

No. Even on recent models it is not standard — often the MID meter only comes in the more expensive line or a separate variant. Always verify the exact model before buying.

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