Questions and answers

At some Numbats charging stations, you can initiate the charging process using various payment methods such as QR code scanning, RFID for charging cards, credit cards (Visa, Mastercard), debit cards (Girocard, VPay, Maestro) and digital wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. The user-friendly interface will guide you through all the necessary steps to complete the charging process.

You authorise yourself at Numbat with your chosen payment method.

To end the loading process, simply click on the “end” field shown on the display.

As soon as you have connected your e-car to the plug and started the charging process via the user interface, the e-car locks automatically. Unlocking also occurs automatically after the charging process has ended. Some manufacturers have also implemented manual unlocking via the e-car. Locking and unlocking are therefore controlled by your e-car, not by Numbat.

The charging process for your e-car depends on its make and the amount of charge it requires. To avoid damaging the battery, it’s suggested that e-cars not be charged beyond 80%. At Numbat, you can charge with up to 300 kW (using both charging points with 150 kW each). However, the actual charging power will vary depending on your vehicle type. If the charging power of your e-car is less than 150 kW, you can only charge it at the maximum charging power possible for your vehicle at a charging station like Numbat. The charging time will vary accordingly. The higher the charging power, the faster the charging process will be when your e-car is able to access the charging power.

No, a Numbat charging station cannot currently be reserved in advance.

As a rule, you can charge at Numbat with all common charging cards.

To retrieve your statement, access ocmf.numbat.energy and provide the date of your charge, the amount charged, and the last four digits of the card you used. You may also find this link on your online banking statement for your private credit or debit card.