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Technical specifications
1Key technical specifications
The most critical technical parameters of this product.
- ModelWCU-11 Portable
- Max. charging power (3-phase CEE)11kW
- Charging power (Schuko)3.7kW
- Charging current (CEE)16 / 32A
- Charging current (Schuko)10 – 16A
- Mains220 / 400 V AC
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Standard
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Connector (output) | Type 2 (IEC 62196-2) |
| Charging mode | Mode 3 (IEC 61851-1) |
Use
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Input sockets | Schuko + CEE 16/32 A (adapter) |
| Cable length | 5 m standard |
Mechanical
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Protection class | IP54 |
| Operating temperature | -25 – +50°C |
Protection
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| RCCB / RCD | Integrated |
Overview
WCU-11 Portable is the portable version of the r-tec EV charging portfolio. In situations where fixed wallbox installation is not possible — long-trip accommodation, backup/guest use, hotel/restaurant visits, service vehicles, mobile teams — it offers a mobile charging solution that the user carries with them. The device has two ends: on one side a connected socket (Schuko home socket or CEE industrial socket), on the other a Type 2 EV connector. The intermediate device creates the smart control + safety layer.

Why portable charging?
Practical scenarios for EV owners:
- Accommodation — Charging overnight if a hotel/boutique guesthouse has a Schuko socket (3.7 kW × 8 hours = ~30 kWh gain).
- Guesting — Connecting to a Schuko when there is no fixed wallbox during a relative/friend visit.
- Business trip — 4-5 hour city visit for a meeting, hotel or workplace entrance.
- Backup — Plan B used when the fixed wallbox is broken or there is an electrical issue.
- Service vehicle + field team — Daily charging need of mobile technicians (in workplaces with CEE sockets).
WCU-22 Wallbox permanent infrastructure, WCU-11 mobile backup + flexibility. Together they provide a premium use experience.
Multiple socket input — smart detection
The distinguishing feature of WCU-11 is multiple input socket support. Typical adapter set:
| Input type | Max. current | Max. power | Typical location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Schuko (standard home socket) | 10 – 16 A | 2.3 – 3.7 kW | Home, hotel, restaurant |
| CEE 16 A (blue industrial socket) | 16 A | 11 kW (3-phase) | Workshop, camp, workplace |
| CEE 32 A (red industrial socket) | 32 A | 22 kW (3-phase) | Industry, marina, fair ground |
The device smartly detects the connected socket type and adjusts the draw power according to the mains capacity — the user does not make manual adjustments. On Schuko, it automatically limits the current to 10 A to prevent plug burning.
Naming note — PC-11 vs WCU-11
Two names were used in the historical course of this model:
- PC-11 — Past label on the r-tec.com.tr marketing site.
- WCU-11 PORTABLE — r-technic technical portal and current product label.
In current and future marketing copy, WCU-11 Portable has been adopted as the standard name; provides parallel naming with WCU-22 Wallbox (both with WCU prefix). Old PC-11 references are equivalent to this model.
Standards and compliance
- IEC 62196-2 — Type 2 connector standard.
- IEC 61851-1 — Mode 3 AC charging communication protocol.
- EN 61851-22 — Mode 3 device safety.
- EN 60364-7-722 — EV charging electrical installation (also valid for portable).
Field discipline
- Socket type and cable length must not trigger heating at continuous full-load current. Long-term 16 A draw on an old Schuko socket can cause the wall socket to heat up; 10-13 A is set as a safe range.
- Schuko socket quality check — Standard home socket structure may be worn in 30+ year-old buildings. Continuous charging use may require socket replacement.
- Earthing test — Earthing must absolutely be active on the Schuko connection; the device gives an error if connected to an ungrounded socket.
- Location — Can be used outdoors in the rain (IP54) but the socket beds must be kept closed; in continuously rainy locations, WCU-22 fixed installation is preferred.
- Cables must not be excessively pinched — Cable bend radius must be a min. of 10 cm; sharp bending leads to conductor breakage.
- Storage after charging — The device should be put away in a cool + dry place; remaining for long periods in the vehicle in high temperatures wears the battery/electronic parts.
Target user profile
- Individual EV owner — Apartment dwellers who cannot install a fixed wallbox (shared garage limited).
- Hotel and boutique accommodation operator — Accommodation that meets guest EV needs but has not made a wallbox investment.
- Corporate vehicle fleet manager — Backup charging solution for company service vehicles.
- Field mobile team — Charging need on the road for service, sales, audit teams.
Model notes
Socket type and cable length must not trigger heating at continuous full-load current. Although the device is in IP54 class, WCU-22 Wallbox fixed installation is recommended for continuous rain and continuous outdoor use. WCU-11 is optimal for flexible + backup + mobile scenarios — not designed for long-term fixed use.
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