Can a KEBA charger be connected to a platform other than the manufacturer's?

Yes. The KeContact P30 x-series (and c-series as clients), P40 models speak standard OCPP and let you change the server URL. In the x-series web interface: Configuration → OCPP tab. Reached through the charger's Wi-Fi access point (name = serial number) at 192.168.2.1, or by its IP on the local network.

Which OCPP URL do I enter on a KEBA for askacharge.com?

wss://askacharge.com/askacharge/ocpp/your-brand, where your-brand is the brand identifier on askacharge.com; the charger appends its identity. The identity must match the one registered in the panel and the password stays blank unless the charger's OCPP credential has been enabled.

Do I lose the manufacturer's app when I set OCPP on a KEBA?

Some app functions move to the OCPP platform (start, cards, statistics). The hardware stays the same and you can go back by changing the URL again.

How to change the OCPP server URL on a KEBA charger (KeContact P30 x-series (and c-series as clients)) and connect it to another platform

A KEBA charger that speaks standard OCPP can be connected to any platform by changing one setting. Here is where that setting lives on KeContact P30 x-series (and c-series as clients), P40, exactly what to enter, and where people usually get stuck. Written by a platform (askacharge.com), but the procedure works for any.

Where the setting lives

In the x-series web interface: Configuration → OCPP tab. Reached through the charger's Wi-Fi access point (name = serial number) at 192.168.2.1, or by its IP on the local network.

Step by step

With the charger off, set DIP switch 2.5 to ON to enable the web interface (described in the configuration manual). Power on.
Join the charger's Wi-Fi (password on the configuration label, in the bag with the installation material) and open 192.168.2.1. Username and password from the same label; change it on first login.
Configuration → Network connection: LAN, Wi-Fi or SIM (APN) so the charger has internet.
Configuration → OCPP: Chargepoint Identity = serial number (or whatever you register); OCPP Communication Type = OCPP 1.6 JSON; Central System Hostname = askacharge.com; Port = 443; Path = /askacharge/ocpp/your-brand; Secure Central System Connection = ON; Authentication Method = None (or Basic with the panel credential).
Apply. The charger reboots (up to 8 minutes). Status → Backend must read Connected.

What to enter to connect it to askacharge.com

OCPP server URL	`wss://askacharge.com/askacharge/ocpp/your-brand` — your-brand is your brand's identifier on askacharge.com (shown under Chargers → Add, with the full URL ready to copy). The charger appends its own identity; if your unit only has a URL field and no identity field, enter the full URL: `…/ocpp/your-brand/identity`.
Charge point identity	The same one you register in the panel when adding the charger. Case-sensitive. With KEBA, the serial number is the easiest choice.
Password	Blank by default. If you enable the charger's OCPP credential in the panel (recommended for units exposed to the internet), the username is the identity and the password is the one the panel generates: OCPP Security Profile 2.
Protocol	OCPP 1.6J (JSON) or OCPP 2.0.1. Subprotocol `ocpp1.6` / `ocpp2.0.1`.
Before connecting	The charger must be registered in the brand with that identity; otherwise the server rejects the connection. Register under Chargers → Add.

Where it usually fails

c-series units (P20/P30 c-series) do not speak OCPP on their own: they connect as clients of an x-series master, which talks to the platform on behalf of all of them.
Firmware older than 1.16.1 has known connection issues; update from the same web page (System → Update).
If the charger was linked to the KEBA eMobility app, the web settings overwrite the app ones. No trailing spaces in any field.

If your brand isn't here

The procedure is always the same; what changes is where the setting lives: look in the manufacturer's app, in the charger's web interface (by its IP) or in the installer software for a section called OCPP, Back office, Central System or Server. You need to be able to enter the URL and, nearly always, the identity. If the field is locked or missing, the manufacturer has tied the charger to its own platform: read what to do when the manufacturer locks or switches off its server.

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How to change the OCPP server URL on a KEBA charger