Volt Time Two Pro vs Peblar Dual

Two dual-socket chargers, two different bets. The Two Pro ships today; the Peblar Dual is revealed on 23 June 2026. Here is what we know, and what no one knows yet.

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Volt Time Two Pro

Dual-socket charger with the Plugchoice platform built in.

2× 22 kW2× Type 2Daisychainable

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Reveal 23 June 2026

Peblar Dual

Two sockets on a single grid connection, for sites that cannot get more power.

1× 22 kW / 2× 11 kW2× Type 2Card / QR payment

Peblar's teaser Spec table

Where the Two Pro fits

Full power to both bays. A 44 kW feed gives each socket an independent 22 kW, so two cars charge at full speed at once — not 11 kW each.
Available today. The Two Pro ships now and is installed by certified partners. The Dual is a 23 June 2026 reveal.
Platform from one team. Plugchoice management, smart charging and MID billing come with the charger, built and supported by the people who make the hardware.
Protection on the datasheet. 2× Type C RCBO are built in and resettable behind a side hatch. Peblar has not disclosed the Dual’s internal protection.

Where the Peblar Dual makes sense

We will give Peblar its due. The Dual is built for a real problem: two vehicles, one grid connection, and not enough capacity to go around. Instead of demanding a fat feed for 2×22 kW, it splits a single ~22 kW connection across two sockets. For a car park or building that cannot upgrade the supply, that is a genuinely smart answer.

Its built-in card and QR payment with no app (Peblar calls it PCard), Wi-Fi 6, an included LTE eSIM and hot-swap servicing are real strengths, confirmed on Peblar's own product table and Dutch product page. It is a finalist for The smarter E Award 2026. If your site is feed-constrained and you want app-free ad-hoc payment, it is worth a look.

Spec by spec

Volt Time figures are from our Two Pro page. Peblar figures are from its published product table and product page. Pre-launch gaps are marked Not disclosed.

	Two ProVolt Time	peblarDual
Power & sockets
Max output	2× 22 kW (independent)	1× 22 kW or 2× 11 kW (shared)
Grid feed	Up to 44 kW input	Single ~22 kW connection
Sockets	2× Type 2	2× Type 2
Phases	1- or 3-phase	1- or 3-phase
Install & serviceability
Dynamic power sharing
Daisy-chain multiple units
Hot-swap maintenanceTwo Pro has a resettable side hatch; Peblar markets full hot-swap.	Partial
Built-in RCBO / RCDPeblar has not published internal protection for the Dual.	2× Type C RCBO	Not disclosed
Metering & billing
Energy meter	2× MID (per socket)	MID / Eichrecht
Eichrecht-ready	Partial
App-free card + QR paymentTwo Pro shows a dynamic QR; Peblar adds built-in contactless card (PCard). Two Pro card support is partial.	Partial
AFIR-aligned ad-hoc paymentVolt Time states AFIR compliance; Peblar has not used the term publicly yet.		Partial
Connectivity & platform
Connectivity	4G LTE-M, Wi-Fi, Ethernet	Wi-Fi 6, 2× Ethernet, LTE CAT1 eSIM
OCPP back office	OCPP 1.6J (Plugchoice)	OCPP 1.6J
Management platform from the makerPlugchoice ships with the Two Pro — and also supports Peblar hardware, so the Dual can run on it too.		Partial
Open backend, no lock-in
OCPP 2.0.1	Not disclosed	Not disclosed
ISO 15118 / Plug & Charge	Not disclosed	Not disclosed
Build & availability
Ingress / impact rating	IP54 / IK10	Not disclosed
Warranty	Up to 36 months	Not disclosed
Price	On request	Not disclosed
Availability	Available today	Reveal 23 June 2026

What we don't know yet

The Dual had not been publicly revealed when we wrote this. It is not in Peblar's latest EU Declaration of Conformity or firmware yet. So a few things are genuinely open, and we will not pretend otherwise. We will update this page after the 23 June reveal.

Price and ship date
Exact dimensions, weight and mounting
IP / IK rating
Whether it has an internal RCBO / RCD
OCPP 2.0.1 and ISO 15118 / Plug & Charge support
Which payment processor sits behind the card / QR (PCard)

Questions, answered

Is the Peblar Dual available to buy yet?

Not yet. Peblar is revealing the Dual on 23 June 2026 at Power2Drive Europe in Munich (Hall B6, booth B6.372). Until then, price, dimensions, ratings and ship date are unconfirmed. The Volt Time Two Pro is available today.

What is the real difference between the two chargers?

Power philosophy. The Dual splits a single ~22 kW connection across two sockets (1×22 kW or 2×11 kW) — it is built for sites that physically cannot get a bigger feed. The Two Pro takes a 44 kW feed and gives each socket a full, independent 22 kW. If you can get the power, the Two Pro charges two cars faster; if you cannot, the Dual is a smart way to add a second socket.

Do I need a separate subscription for the platform?

With the Two Pro, no — charger management, smart charging and MID billing run on Plugchoice, included. Fairly, Plugchoice also supports Peblar hardware, so you could run a Dual on the same platform — the difference is that with Volt Time the hardware and platform come from one team.

Does the Peblar Dual have built-in payment?

Yes — that is one of its genuine strengths. Peblar's Dutch product page describes built-in payment by card or QR with no app or account (Peblar calls the feature PCard internally). The Two Pro answers this with a dynamic QR and AFIR-aligned ad-hoc payment.

Can I trust the Peblar figures on this page?

Every Peblar value here comes from a published Peblar source — the EN product table, the NL product page and the downloads / certification area. Anything Peblar has not stated is marked Not disclosed rather than guessed. See the sources below.

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About this comparison

Peblar and the Peblar logo are trademarks of Peblar / Prodrive Technologies. All other names, logos and brands are the property of their respective owners. This is an independent comparison, published by Volt Time. Volt Time is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Peblar. All information about the Peblar Dual is drawn from publicly available sources and was, to the best of our knowledge, accurate on the dates shown. The Peblar Dual had not been publicly revealed at the time of writing (reveal scheduled 23 June 2026), so several specifications are unconfirmed and are marked as such. Prices and features change often, so always check the current details with each manufacturer before you decide.

Sources

1.Peblar Dual teaser, peblar.com/chargers/dual — name, reveal date 23 June 2026. Accessed June 2026.
2.Peblar EV charging product table, peblar.com/products/ev-charging — power, sockets, connectivity, metering. Accessed June 2026.
3.Peblar EV-laden (NL), peblar.com/nl/products/ev-charging — card/QR payment, hot-swap, daisy-chain, semi-public positioning. Accessed June 2026.
4.Peblar at Power2Drive Europe 2026, peblar.com/events/power2drive-europe-2026 — Hall B6, booth B6.372, 23–25 June 2026. Accessed June 2026.
5.The smarter E Award 2026 nominees, pveurope.eu — Dual a finalist (E-Mobility), “two Type 2 charging points”. Accessed June 2026.
6.Peblar downloads — EU Declaration of Conformity (R25, 20 Feb 2026) and firmware changelog, peblar.com/downloads. The Dual is not yet listed, confirming pre-launch status. Accessed June 2026.
7.Volt Time Two Pro, volttime.com/products/chargers/two-pro — all Volt Time figures.