As I said before the Equalizer is part of Easee and thus on the instructions for it I posted.
Because the Easee Equalizer operates over wifi and communicated with the Esaee charger by wifi, you will now need data cable, to make a hardwired connection from the CT clamp to charger. The simple reasn for this is Ohme uses a 4g e-sim, whereas the Easee charger had both e-sim and wifi, along with lifetime e-sim support.
In a nutshell, because Ohme don’t offer wifi on their chargers, it would be impossible to use a wireless CT clamp. As such it needs to be hardwired from your charger to a new clamp.