Wallbox is a Spanish maker of EV chargers, including the Pulsar family, Commander 2 and Copper SB, plus energy-management products for solar charging and load balancing. Chargers are set up and controlled in the myWallbox app and the web portal, and they can also connect to third-party charging back ends over OCPP.
Wallbox chargers connect to Wallbox's cloud through Ethernet, Wi-Fi or, on the Commander 2 and Copper SB, a mobile dongle, and the app also uses Bluetooth for nearby control. The Home Assistant integration and most others we found go through that same cloud portal. OCPP 1.6j gives an open route for charging operators and energy-management systems, but Wallbox says it disables several features while a charger is connected to another back end.
That suits home owners who want scheduling, solar charging and cost tracking in the Wallbox app and want to bring the charger into Home Assistant. It is weaker for voice control and mainstream ecosystems: Wallbox's voice assistant feature is marked as no longer supported, and we found no Matter, Apple Home or official Homey support.
Connection
Wi-Fi, Ethernet or mobile dongle, plus Bluetooth
Voice assistants
Alexa and Google feature marked as no longer supported
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Home Assistant, OCPP 1.6j and community Homey
What can be connected
Home chargers Pulsar, Pulsar Plus, Pulsar Max and Pulsar Pro
Smart and larger chargers Commander 2, Commander 2S, Copper SB, Quasar and eM4
Energy management Solar charging, dynamic load management and Power Boost through the Wallbox EMS
The main app, listed as Wallbox and published by Wallbox Chargers S.L. It schedules charging, monitors and controls charging remotely, locks and unlocks the charger, tracks energy use and cost, and supports solar charging and dynamic load balancing. Smart Charging with a departure time and target battery level is rolling out gradually. It uses Bluetooth for reconnecting and viewing external meter values, and the listing does not mention Alexa, Google or Matter. We found no Google Play link we could verify, so only the App Store link is given. The App Store listing also suggests a Wallbox Service App and a Wallbox Installation App, but we could not confirm their publisher or purpose.
The web portal that works alongside the app. The Home Assistant integration uses the same API as the portal, and OCPP can also be enabled there under Settings, Connectivity. We did not open the portal itself.
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
Platform
Status
What it means
Sources
Connection
Wi-Fi
Yes
Wallbox's OCPP guide lists Ethernet, Wi-Fi or a 3G/4G dongle for the internet connection, with the dongle for Commander 2 and Copper SB. Home Assistant's page recommends a wired connection where possible because Wi-Fi reception is a common problem. No Wi-Fi band is stated on the pages we read.
The app uses Bluetooth to reconnect to the charger and to show external meter values. Wallbox's OCPP guide says some management tasks stay available over Bluetooth in the app.
Wallbox once offered a Google Assistant action for status, lock and unlock, start and stop, and schedules, but its help article is marked as no longer supported. The article sits on the North America help centre, and we could not confirm other regions. We found no Google Home device integration.
The same help article describes a Wallbox Alexa skill with account linking, but marks the feature as no longer supported. Current availability could not be confirmed.
Home Assistant has a built-in Wallbox integration, listed as Cloud Polling and in use on 2,850 installations. The vendor does not maintain it; Home Assistant lists a community member as its owner. It needs the charger serial number and a myWallbox account with email or username login, so Apple and Google sign-in do not work. Admin credentials are needed for full function, and data refreshes about every 90 seconds. It exposes status, power, energy and cost sensors, max current, lock, pause and resume, and solar charging options.
Wallbox says all its chargers are OCPP enabled, and lists Pulsar, Pulsar Plus, Pulsar Max, Pulsar Pro, Commander 2, Commander 2S, Copper SB, Quasar and eM4. It uses OCPP 1.6j and is switched on in the app under Settings, OCPP, with a CSMS URL and charge point identity. While connected to another back end, Wallbox EMS features such as solar charging, load management and Power Boost do not work, and auto-lock and pause or resume are unavailable.
A community app by an independent developer, not Wallbox or Athom. Users sign in with their myWallbox account, and the forum post is tagged for Homey Pro. Homey Cloud and Bridge are not mentioned there. Users report it with a Commander 2, and a related thread covers the Pulsar Plus. The V2C Wallbox app on Homey is for a different brand, V2C chargers.
No dedicated Wallbox node found. One openHAB forum user reported trying to set up the API through Node-RED without success, so we could not confirm a working route.
The SmartgridOne controller documentation lists Wallbox chargers and says it connects through an API and Modbus TCP, with Pulsar models cloud API only. Some table entries on the page were unclear, so models beyond Pulsar are unconfirmed.
We searched for a Wallbox IFTTT service and found none, but did not open IFTTT's own service list, so this is unconfirmed.
Searched, no source
Wallbox Cloud API
Unconfirmed
We found no public developer documentation or key-signup page from Wallbox. Home Assistant says its integration uses the same API as the myWallbox Portal, and Eniris describes a cloud API connection, but neither presents it as an official open developer program.
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Common questions about Wallbox
Does Wallbox support Matter?
Not that we could find. No Wallbox Matter announcement or product found when we searched, and the app listing does not mention it.
Does Wallbox work with Alexa?
Not that we could find. The same help article describes a Wallbox Alexa skill with account linking, but marks the feature as no longer supported. Current availability could not be confirmed.
Does Wallbox work with Google Home?
Not that we could find. Wallbox once offered a Google Assistant action for status, lock and unlock, start and stop, and schedules, but its help article is marked as no longer supported. The article sits on the North America help centre, and we could not confirm other regions. We found no Google Home device integration.
Does Wallbox work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Not that we could find. No Apple Home or Homebridge plugin found in our searches.
Does Wallbox work with Home Assistant?
Yes. Home Assistant has a built-in Wallbox integration, listed as Cloud Polling and in use on 2,850 installations. The vendor does not maintain it; Home Assistant lists a community member as its owner. It needs the charger serial number and a myWallbox account with email or username login, so Apple and Google sign-in do not work. Admin credentials are needed for full function, and data refreshes about every 90 seconds. It exposes status, power, energy and cost sensors, max current, lock, pause and resume, and solar charging options.
Does Wallbox work with SmartThings?
Not that we could find. No SmartThings integration found in our searches.
Does Wallbox work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. A community app by an independent developer, not Wallbox or Athom. Users sign in with their myWallbox account, and the forum post is tagged for Homey Pro. Homey Cloud and Bridge are not mentioned there. Users report it with a Commander 2, and a related thread covers the Pulsar Plus. The V2C Wallbox app on Homey is for a different brand, V2C chargers.
Does Wallbox work with Hubitat?
Not that we could find. No driver found in our searches.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how Wallbox compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.