Proxmox VE
As an LXC template for the leanest footprint or as a VM image (qcow2) for the cleanest isolation – we ship both. After the import, the first-boot wizard walks you through network, license and meter connection in the browser.
NeLeSo Edge V · Virtual Appliance
Edge V runs on your virtualization – Proxmox, VMware or containers. The same software as on the hardware appliances, delivered as a ready-to-run image with a first-boot wizard: import, boot, connect your wallboxes.
Delivery formats
One image, three formats – you choose the environment, the feature set stays identical.
As an LXC template for the leanest footprint or as a VM image (qcow2) for the cleanest isolation – we ship both. After the import, the first-boot wizard walks you through network, license and meter connection in the browser.
An OVA for VMware/ESXi and compatible hypervisors: import the file, start the VM, done. The same first-boot wizard handles the base configuration – no Linux skills required.
A Docker Compose bundle for teams that already run containers. Roll it out, start it, step through the first-boot wizard – same update channel, same signed artifacts as the appliances.
Sizing
No appliance hardware as the bottleneck: Edge V grows with the resources you give the instance.
Feature set
The local OCPP server for all your charge points – vendor-independent, both protocol versions in parallel.
Decouples wallboxes from the backend and routes OCPP connections – for zero-downtime migrations or running multiple backends in parallel.
Distributes the available grid capacity dynamically across your charge points. Meters and metering hardware connect via Modbus RTU/TCP, SunSpec and EEBUS.
Steers PV surplus into the vehicles first – for maximum self-consumption on site.
Live status of all charge points, sessions and meters – with alerts before an anomaly turns into an outage.
Offline-first: the instance works autonomously. Connecting it to a central platform is optional – all the way to fully air-gapped operation.
Datasheet
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Delivery formats | Proxmox (LXC template + qcow2) · OVA (VMware and others) · Docker Compose |
| Reference sizing | 4 vCPUs · 8 GB RAM – up to 100 charge points |
| License tiers | up to 25 charge points · up to 100 charge points · larger instances on request |
| Protocols | OCPP 1.6J & 2.0.1 · Modbus RTU/TCP · SunSpec · EEBUS |
| Operation | offline-first · cloud sync optional · air-gap capable |
| Update mechanism | signed A/B updates with automatic rollback · you decide the maintenance windows |
| Support | Basic included (updates & security, remote support 8×5, next-business-day response) · Support Plus +50% (24×7 hotline for P1 incidents) |
Pricing
License · up to 25 charge points
For single sites and pilots – full feature set, all delivery formats.
License · up to 100 charge points
For larger sites and operators. Need more charge points? We size larger instances on request.
Option
A 24×7 hotline for P1 incidents – for charging infrastructure your business depends on.
All prices net, plus VAT · Basic support (updates & security, remote support 8×5, next-business-day response) is included in the annual package.
FAQ
If you run Proxmox, we recommend the VM image (qcow2) for the cleanest isolation; the LXC template is the more resource-efficient alternative. On VMware and other hypervisors you import the OVA, and the Docker Compose bundle fits existing container environments. The feature set is identical across all formats.
Yes. Edge V, Edge S and Edge L share the same software base. Your configuration moves to the new device via backup – the migration is an afternoon, not a project.
The license is bound to the instance ID; capacity is set by the license tier: up to 25 or up to 100 charge points, with larger instances available on request. There is no artificial technical limit – one instance in the field runs 800 wallboxes in production.
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