Here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a circuit breaker for your charging station:

1. Current Rating: Check the specifications of your charging station to see what current rating is required. This is usually expressed in amperes (A). Ensure that the circuit breaker has a nominal current rating equal to or higher than the required value.
   
   

2. Type of Circuit Breaker: You need a circuit breaker suitable for direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC), depending on the type of charging station you want to install. If you want to install a DC charging station, you need a circuit breaker suitable for direct current. For AC charging stations, you need a circuit breaker suitable for alternating current.
   
   

3. Nominal Voltage: Check the nominal voltage of your charging station and ensure that the circuit breaker is suitable for this voltage. In the Netherlands, the standard grid voltage is 230 volts.
   
   

4. Residual Current Device (RCD): Consider also installing a residual current device for added safety. This switch monitors the current entering and leaving the charging station. It ensures that the power is automatically shut off if a leakage current is detected, enhancing safety.

It is important to consult a qualified electrician to assess the specific requirements of your charging station and the best circuit breaker for your situation. They can help you select and install the right circuit breaker and ensure that it meets applicable regulations and safety standards.