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Black Friday 2026: Zaptec Go Installed for €1.17 | Voltmax

Voltmax — Mon, 02 Nov 2026 09:27:16 +0000

Black Friday at Voltmax: Get a Zaptec Go EV Charger Installed for Just €1.17

Your roof could power more than your home. This November, take the next step towards solar energy and convenient home charging with Voltmax’s Black Friday offer.

Purchase a photovoltaic system with Jolywood panels and a total capacity above 5.5 kWp, and get a Zaptec Go EV charger for just €1.17 including VAT — with delivery, installation and commissioning included.

The offer runs from 1 to 30 November 2026, subject to limited availability.

Make Your Solar Plans Go Further

Perhaps you have been considering solar panels for a while. Perhaps an electric car is already parked outside, or it is part of your plans for the future. Bringing those decisions together gives you the opportunity to think about your home’s energy needs as a whole.

Solar panels generate electricity for your household. A home charger gives you a convenient place to charge your car. Planning both at the same time helps you prepare for the way you want to live — and drive.

This Black Friday, Voltmax makes that combination even more appealing: a Zaptec Go charger, delivered and installed as part of your PV project, for €1.17 including VAT.

One Project. Solar Energy and Home Charging.

There is something reassuring about having a place to charge where you park every day. Arrive home, plug in and let charging fit around your routine.

When your car is connected during solar production hours, electricity generated by your panels can also cover part of its charging needs. How much depends on the weather, household consumption and charging times.

Automatic charging based on surplus solar production requires suitable equipment and configuration. Our team can explain the options when preparing your project.

Installation Is Included

The promotional price covers more than the charger itself. For €1.17 including VAT, you receive:

A Zaptec Go EV charger.
Delivery to your installation address.
Installation, including the materials needed for the agreed installation.
Commissioning so the charger is ready to use.

The charger is installed as part of your photovoltaic project. Before you sign, we assess the technical conditions and agree on its location and installation scope.

You do not need to arrange a separate charger installation service.

How to Claim the Black Friday Offer

1. Tell Us About Your Home

Contact Voltmax for a free, no-obligation quote. Tell us about your property, electricity use and plans for an electric vehicle.

2. Choose Your Solar Installation

Our team will assess your project and prepare a proposal. To qualify for the promotion, your installation must use Jolywood panels with a total capacity greater than 5.5 kWp.

3. Sign Your Contract in November

Your contract must be signed by both parties between 1 and 30 November 2026, while promotional chargers remain available. The charger and promotional price will be confirmed in your contract.

Your installation does not have to take place in November. We will agree on the installation date with you individually.

Limited Availability — Start With a Quote

Promotional chargers are allocated in the order qualifying contracts are signed. An enquiry or quotation alone does not reserve a unit, so starting the conversation early gives you time to explore your options.

If solar energy is on your list, make November the month you take the next step.

Choose solar for your home. Add a Zaptec Go charger, fully installed, for just €1.17 including VAT.

Offer valid for PV installations in Luxembourg under qualifying contracts signed by both parties from 1 to 30 November 2026, or until the limited promotional allocation is exhausted, whichever comes first. Requires the purchase of a PV system with Jolywood panels and a total nominal panel capacity above 5.5 kWp. One promotional charger per customer. The €1.17 price includes VAT, delivery, installation and commissioning of the Zaptec Go charger as part of the PV installation, on an individually agreed date. Full terms and conditions apply below.

Promotion Terms and Conditions

Before taking advantage of our Black Friday offer, please read the full promotion terms and conditions for details on eligibility, availability and the included installation services. Our team will be happy to answer any questions before you sign your contract.

THE FILE: Black Friday 2026 Promotion Rules

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AFIR 2027: What the New EV Charging Rules Mean for Luxembourg

Voltmax — Thu, 08 Oct 2026 21:18:50 +0000

If you are planning an EV charger installation in Luxembourg, the installation date now deserves a place on your checklist. From 1 January 2027, new technical requirements will apply to newly installed and renovated charging points, including private wallboxes.
Zaptec has announced that its Pro and Go 2 chargers already have the hardware needed for the upcoming requirements. A software update is planned to deliver compliance. For anyone comparing chargers today, it helps to understand what is available now, what is still being prepared and whether an existing installation needs any changes.

What is AFIR?

AFIR stands for the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation. It has applied across the EU, including Luxembourg, since 13 April 2024.
For public EV charging, it sets rules covering access without a subscription, payment options and clear pricing. Related technical requirements also govern how charging points communicate with vehicles. These are separate from the operator’s responsibilities for running a public charging service

What changes in January 2027?

Newly installed or renovated public AC and DC charging points must support EN ISO 15118-20:2022. The same communication standard will apply to new or renovated private charging points operating in Mode 3 or Mode 4, which includes typical home wallboxes. Private Mode 2 charging has a separate requirement under EN IEC 61851-1:2019.
ISO 15118 defines how a vehicle and a charging point exchange information. A common standard helps equipment from different manufacturers work together.
The changes do not create a blanket requirement to replace existing chargers. They concern new installations and renovations. Routine maintenance, such as replacing a charging cable, is not considered a renovation under these rules.

What has Zaptec confirmed about Pro and Go 2?

According to Zaptec, the Pro already meets the AFIR requirements applicable to publicly accessible charging points in 2026, provided its software is kept up to date.
For 2027, the manufacturer says both Zaptec Pro and Zaptec Go 2 have suitable hardware. Compliance is to be delivered through a free firmware update, without replacing the chargers.
As of 8 October 2026, Zaptec expects the update to be available by 1 January 2027. The final release date has not yet been confirmed. If your installation is scheduled for 2027, check the current software status with your installer before proceeding.

Can you keep using an existing Zaptec Go?

Zaptec Go and Zaptec Go 2 are different products. Zaptec states that the original Go will not meet the requirements for new installations from 1 January 2027. However, units already installed can remain in use.

When reviewing a quotation, check the exact model name and the proposed installation date. This matters particularly if you are ordering a charger this year for a project that will be completed next year.

Will every charger offer Plug & Charge?

Plug & Charge allows a compatible vehicle to be recognised and authorised automatically when connected. Offering this service remains optional. New or renovated public charging points offering it from 2027 must comply with both ISO 15118-2 and ISO 15118-20. eur-lex.europa.eu

Ask which features will actually work with your vehicle and the chosen charging service. A reference to a communication standard alone does not tell you how your particular installation will operate.

Choosing an EV charger for your property

For a home installation, start with your daily routine. How far do you usually drive? How long is the car parked overnight? Will a second electric vehicle join the household? These answers help establish what you need from the charger.
Your electrical installation also needs attention. The proposed charging power should be assessed alongside other equipment in the building, especially if you have a heat pump or plan to add one. If solar panels or battery storage are part of the project, discuss the intended integration before choosing the charging equipment.
For a business, agree on who will have access. A charger reserved for staff raises different practical questions from one offered to visitors. Decide how users will be identified, whether sessions need to be billed and how additional charging points could be added later.
Before accepting a quotation, ask your installer to confirm the model, installation date, available functions and update arrangements. A clear specification makes offers easier to compare and gives you a useful record of what has been agreed.

EV charger installation in Luxembourg with Voltmax

Planning a charger for your home or business? Contact Voltmax to discuss your property, your vehicle and the way you expect to use it. We can help you assess the installation and choose suitable charging equipment, taking planned solar panels, battery storage and future needs into account.

Book a consultation with our team to discuss your EV charging project in Luxembourg.

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