Wallbe Compleo Compleo Wallbe Eco2.0s Modbus TCP template

Compleo Wallbe Eco2.0s

Controls and monitors EV charging on a Compleo Wallbe Eco2.0s wallbox via Modbus TCP.

Modbus TCP template for the Compleo Wallbe Eco2.0s EV charging wallbox. Reads charging status, power, energy, charging time, and error codes. Allows control of charge release and charging current setpoint via the integrated Phoenix Contact controller.

Protocol
Modbus TCP
Connection
Ethernet, Modbus TCP
Registers
8, read and write
Key readings
Status · Charging power (kW) · Total energy (kWh) · Charging time · Error code · Energy per charging process (kWh)
Available commands
Charge release · Charging current specification
Compatible models
Compleo Eco2.0s · Wallbe Eco2.0s
Last updated

Registers (8)

6 read, 2 write

NameUnitAccessAddress (Hidden until you enter your email)Function (hidden)Type (hidden)
StatusRead
charging powerKWRead
Total EnergykWhRead
charging timesRead
Error CodeRead
energy charging processkWhRead
charge releaseWrite
charging current specificationAWrite

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Use cases

  • Monitor live charging power and session energy to verify correct wallbox operation remotely.
  • Control charge release remotely to enable or disable EV charging sessions from the cloud dashboard.
  • Adjust the charging current setpoint for load balancing across multiple wallboxes on a single site.
  • Create alerts when error codes appear so you can respond to faults before the customer notices.
  • Track total energy consumption per wallbox to support billing or energy reporting for commercial sites.
  • Log energy per charging process to provide customers with detailed usage overviews.

Installation

  1. Connect the Compleo Wallbe Eco2.0s to the local network via Ethernet and note the IP address assigned to the wallbox.

  2. Ensure a power meter is wired to the integrated Phoenix Contact controller, as this is required for power and energy readings.

  3. Connect the ModbusCloud Gateway to the same local network as the wallbox.

  4. In the ModbusCloud platform, add a new device and import the Compleo Wallbe Eco2.0s Modbus TCP template.

  5. Configure the device connection with the correct IP address and Modbus TCP port of the wallbox.

  6. Verify that status, power, and energy values appear on the dashboard, and test charge release and current setpoint controls.

Things to watch for

Power and energy readings are always zero. What is wrong?

A power meter must be physically connected to the integrated Phoenix Contact controller. Without this meter, the wallbox cannot report power or energy values. Verify the meter is installed and wired correctly.

Which Modbus TCP port does the wallbox use?

The default Modbus TCP port is 502. Confirm the port setting in the Phoenix Contact controller configuration if it has been changed.

Charging time and energy per process show incorrect values. How do I fix this?

These registers use uint32 format across two consecutive registers. Make sure the template register configuration matches the correct data type and byte order. The ModbusCloud template handles this automatically when imported without modifications.

Is this template compatible with both Compleo and Wallbe branded versions?

Yes. The Compleo Eco2.0s and Wallbe Eco2.0s are the same hardware. This template works with both variants without any changes.

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