EV charger canopy — Shelter
Shelter is a canopy for wall-mounted EV chargers: a shelter fitted above the wallbox to limit its direct exposure to rain ...
Canopy, cover or code-lock enclosure: find the right EV charger shelter for your wall-mounted wallbox or pedestal charger, against rain, snow or prying hands. Free shipping in France from €65.
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Shelter is a canopy for wall-mounted EV chargers: a shelter fitted above the wallbox to limit its direct exposure to rain ...
Add a physical barrier around your wallbox with Vault: a metal enclosure with a transparent window and a combination lock,...
Cover is a protective cover for an EV charger when it is not in use, designed to cover the idle unit and reduce dust build...
Cover Post is a storage cover for a pedestal EV charger, designed to cover the equipment when it is not in use.
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| Accessory | Main use | Check before choosing | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| EV charger canopy — Shelter | Shelter is a canopy for wall-mounted EV chargers: a shelter fitted above the wallbox to limit its direct exposure to rain and snow. | €44,90 EUR | |
| Vault — lockable EV charger enclosure | Add a physical barrier around your wallbox with Vault: a metal enclosure with a transparent window and a combination lock, available in two sizes. | €199,90 EUR | |
| EV charger cover for idle wall chargers — Cover | Cover is a protective cover for an EV charger when it is not in use, designed to cover the idle unit and reduce dust build-up. | €34,90 EUR | |
| Storage cover for idle charging posts — Cover Post | Cover Post is a storage cover for a pedestal EV charger, designed to cover the equipment when it is not in use. | €34,90 EUR |
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Canopy, cover or code-lock enclosure: find the right EV charger shelter for your wall-mounted wallbox or pedestal charger, against rain, snow or prying hands. Free shipping in France from €65.
An EV charger shelter does not meet just one need: a canopy covers the top of a wallbox while you charge, a cover protects an idle charger, and a steel enclosure adds a physical barrier around the unit. Compare the options, then check your charger’s dimensions and manual.
| Product | Best for | Protects | Check | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shelter canopy | Wall-mounted wallbox on an outside wall, used regularly. | The top of the unit against direct rain, snow and debris, with the socket left accessible. | Space taken by the plugged-in connector, clearances in the manual, wall type. | €44.90 |
| Cover (wallbox) | Idle wall-mounted charger: second home, long absence. | The unused unit against dust, dirt and bad weather. | Remove before every charge, unless the charger manufacturer agrees otherwise in writing. | €34.90 |
| Cover Post (pedestal) | Idle pedestal charger in a driveway, courtyard or car park. | The whole pedestal charger when it is not in use. | Height and circumference, hold in windy conditions, removal before charging. | €34.90 |
| Vault enclosure | Charger within reach of others: street, shared car park, business site. | Direct access to the unit, with a steel enclosure featuring a transparent door and a combination lock. | Size (60 × 40 × 20 cm or 70 × 50 × 25 cm), ventilation and cable entries, to be approved with your installer. | €199.90 or €249.90 |
Still unsure? Our article canopy, cover or enclosure: how to choose explains each use case.
To compare with reference dimensions, see our size chart of 24 wall-mounted EV chargers.
Send these measurements, a photo and your charger’s model reference via our contact form: we will check compatibility with you.
On a wall-mounted wallbox, the wall already protects the back. A wallbox roof such as the Shelter canopy covers the top and leaves the front clear: you charge without removing anything. For a long period without use, the Cover takes over.
A pedestal charger is exposed on all sides. When it is not in use, the Cover Post wraps around it; remove it to charge. Organising the parking space calls for other solutions, gathered in our charging space security and anti-theft collection.
Under a carport, the roof already stops part of the rain and snow: check whether rain comes in from the side before adding a canopy. On an exposed outside wall with no roof overhang, the rain protection a canopy provides really makes sense. In a shared car park, the issue is often access to the unit: the Vault enclosure is a better answer than a roof. Season by season, our guide to protecting an outdoor EV charger rounds out this choice.
No. A charger designed for outdoor use does not necessarily need one. A shelter helps limit direct exposure to rain, snow or dirt, or covers a charger that is not in use. Check your model’s manual.
Yes, that is what it is for: it covers the top of the charger and leaves the socket accessible, provided the plugged-in connector and the clearances in the manual remain free.
Cover is designed for a wall-mounted charger, Cover Post for a pedestal charger. Both are used while the charger is idle and are removed before charging.
No. Compare your charger’s dimensions and clearances with the two sizes available, then have the fit approved by your installer.
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Send your charger’s model reference and a photo via our advice form. Several spaces to equip? Request a business quote. See also our EV charger protection guide, our weather protection and our cable holders.
No. A canopy, cover or enclosure does not change the IP rating declared by the manufacturer. They limit direct exposure or access to the unit.
Fixing depends on the type of wall. Check the surface, choose suitable anchors and, if in doubt, have the installation approved by a professional.
They meet two different needs: weather exposure and access to the unit. Before combining them, check the space required, ventilation and maintenance access with your installer.
No. The shelter stays by the charger. For the vehicle’s charging flap, see the Port cover, to be checked against your bodywork.