AMPERFIED GmbH AMPERFIED Wallbox connect.home Modbus TCP template

AMPERFIED Wallbox connect.home

Controls and monitors AMPERFIED Wallbox connect.home EV charging via Modbus TCP.

Template for the AMPERFIED Wallbox connect.home EV charger via Modbus TCP. It reads charging state, voltage, current, power, temperature, and energy counters. It also allows control of maximum charging current, failsafe current, watchdog timeout, and remote lock.

Protocol
Modbus TCP
Connection
Ethernet, Modbus TCP
Registers
21, read and write
Key readings
Charging State · Voltage L1 to L3 · Current L1 to L3 · Power (L1+L2+L3) · PCB Temperature · Energy since Installation
Available commands
Maximal current command · Failsafe Current configuration · Modbus-Master Watchdog Timeout · Remote lock
Compatible models
AMPERFIED Wallbox connect.home
Last updated

Registers (21)

20 read, 4 write

NameUnitAccessAddress (Hidden until you enter your email)Function (hidden)Type (hidden)
5 Charging StateRead
6 L1 - Current RMSARead
14 Power (L1+L2+L3)kWRead
12 Voltage L3 - N rmsVRead
11 Voltage L2 - N rmsVRead
10 Voltage L1 - N rmsVRead
8 L3 - Current RMSARead
7 L2 - Current RMSARead
257 Modbus-Master Watchdog TimeoutsRead and write
4 Modbus Register-Layouts VersionRead
9 PCB-Temperatur°CRead
13 Extern lock stateRead
15 Energy since PowerOn (High byte)Read
16 Energy since PowerOn (Low byte)Read
17 Energy since Installation (High byte)Read
18 Energy since Installation (Low byte)WRead
100 Hardware configuration maximal currentARead
101 Hardware configuration minimal currentARead
261 Maximal current commandARead and write
262 Failsafe Current configurationARead and write
259 Remote lockWrite

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Use cases

  • Monitor real-time charging state, voltage, current, and power of the AMPERFIED wallbox on a cloud dashboard.
  • Set maximum charging current remotely to match available solar surplus or grid capacity.
  • Create alerts when PCB temperature exceeds safe thresholds to prevent hardware damage.
  • Track cumulative energy consumption per wallbox for tenant billing or energy reporting.
  • Configure failsafe current and watchdog timeout to ensure safe fallback if gateway communication is lost.
  • Lock or unlock the wallbox remotely to restrict charging access outside permitted hours.

Installation

  1. Connect the ModbusCloud Gateway to the same local network as the AMPERFIED Wallbox connect.home, ensuring both devices can communicate over TCP.

  2. Verify that Modbus TCP is enabled on the wallbox and note the IP address and Modbus TCP port (default is typically 502).

  3. In the ModbusCloud portal, add a new device and import the AMPERFIED Wallbox connect.home template from the template library.

  4. Enter the wallbox IP address, port, and Modbus unit ID in the device configuration within the ModbusCloud portal.

  5. Confirm that live readings such as charging state, voltage, and power appear correctly on the dashboard before deploying control commands.

  6. Set the watchdog timeout and failsafe current values to appropriate levels so the wallbox reverts to a safe state if communication drops.

Things to watch for

The wallbox does not start charging even though I send a current command. What is wrong?

The AMPERFIED Wallbox connect.home requires a minimum charging current of 6A. Some vehicles, such as the Renault Zoe or Mercedes EQA, need at least 10A. Ensure the commanded current meets or exceeds the vehicle requirement.

Energy readings seem incorrect or show zero. How do I fix this?

The energy registers use high/low byte pairs across two consecutive register addresses (e.g. 15/16 and 17/18). Verify that the template is reading both registers and combining them correctly. The ModbusCloud template handles this automatically, so check that no manual register overrides have been applied.

What happens if the ModbusCloud gateway loses connection to the wallbox?

If the Modbus master watchdog timeout expires without a valid command, the wallbox falls back to the configured failsafe current. Set both the watchdog timeout and failsafe current to appropriate values during commissioning.

Can I use this template with single-phase EVs?

This template is designed for use with EVs that have three-phase onboard chargers. Single-phase vehicles may not charge correctly or may not report accurate power values across all three phases.

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