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Wall box
eMH1
with charging socket
Instruction Manual
VERSION: EMH1-5X2-2017-01-10
ARTICLE NO.: 0301502
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Contact
Manufacturer
ABL Sursum
Bayerische Elektrozubehör GmbH & Co. KG
Albert-Büttner-Straße 11
91207 Lauf / Pegnitz
Germany
Phone +49(0)9123 188-0
Fax +49(0)9123 188-188
Web www.abl.de
Email info@abl.de
Support Phone +49(0)9123 188-600
Email emobility.support@abl.de
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Contents
Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii
Safety and Operating Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Safety Notices in this Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Safety notices on the device . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
General safety information . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Operating instructions / Maintenance . . . . . . . . .3
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Product description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Identifying your product variant . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Package contents and unpacking . . . . . . . . . . .7
Available accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Installation and power supply connection . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Prerequisites for the mounting site and installation . . . . 9
Preparation and mechanical installation . . . . . . . 10
Electrical installation of your Wallbox . . . . . . . . 11
Taking into operation and charging procedure . . . . . . . . 14
Safety information for taking the Wallbox into
operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Normal operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Charging procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Resolving errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Operating states . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Error messages during operation with the vehicle . . . 18
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Disruptions to the operation of the Wallbox and
solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Checking the integrated RCCB (only for model
variants with RCCB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Taking the device out of operation . . . . . . . . . . 20
Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Standards & guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Trademarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
CE certification and compliance declaration . . . . . . 25
Glossary & Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Drilling template . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Warranty and guarantee provisions . . . . . . . . . 27
Disposal advice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
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SAFETY AND OPERATING NOTICES
Safety and Operating Notices
Safety Notices in this Manual
This instruction manual contains important information for the installation and safe use
of the eMH1 – EVSE 5X2 Wallbox it refers to. Please ensure therefore that you read
and follow the safety notices provided.
In particular, the warnings and safety measures clearly marked in this manual must be
followed. The associated symbols carry the following meanings:
DANGER!
Sections marked with this symbol draw attention to electrical voltages
that represent a danger to life and limb. Actions marked with this symbol
must not be carried out under any circumstances.
CAUTION!
Sections marked with this symbol draw attention to further hazards that
may lead to damage to the station itself or to other electric devices. Actions marked with this symbol must be carried out with special care.
PLEASE NOTE:
Sections marked with this symbol draw attention to further important
information and particularities that are necessary for operating the device
successfully. Actions marked with this symbol should be carried out as
required.
Safety notices on the device
Further safety notices and operating instructions can be found on the device. These symbols carry
the following meanings:
WARNING!
Please ensure that you read the instruction manual (this document) before you open the housing of your eMH1 Wallbox.
WARNING!
After opening, dangerous electrical voltages may be present inside the
housing.
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WARNING!
Please ensure you read the instruction manual (this document), before
you continue.
In case the Wallbox is operated by several users, the contents of this manual and the
safety notices in particular must under all circumstances be passed on to each individual user.
General safety information
This device represents the current state of technology and fulfils all technical safety
requirements, guidelines and norms. The safety information provided serves to ensure
the proper operation of the device. Disregard of or actions contrary to the safety information and instructions contained in this manual and printed on the device may lead
to electric shock, fire and/or severe injury.
The device may only be operated in technically sound condition. Malfunctions that affect the safety of persons or the device may only be repaired by authorized or qualified
specialist personnel. In case you require service (see next page), always turn first to
the dealer who supplied the device to you.
Service is required when e.g. the housing, the charging socket or the separately available charging cable are damaged, when liquids or objects have entered the housing,
the device has been directly exposed to rain, has been dropped, otherwise damaged
or is not functioning properly.
• Please pay attention to the following points:
• Read this manual carefully.
• Keep this manual in a safe place where all users can always access it.
• Heed all warnings.
• Follow all instructions.
• Do not operate this device in close vicinity to running water.
• Do not install this device near radiators, heat storage devices, stoves or other sources of excessive heat.
• Do not step on the power supply cable, do not kink it and treat plugs and sockets
with special care.
• Only use accessories intended and sold for the device by the manufacturer.
• Do not place containers with liquids on the device, as these may tip over and liquids
may enter the device.
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Operating instructions / Maintenance
Please note the following instructions for the operation and maintenance of your
eMH1 Wallbox:
• The device must be connected to the protective earth conductor of your electricity
supply.
• Ensure that the rated voltage and rated current of the device comply with the parameters of your local electricity grid and that the rated output is not exceeded during charging operations.
• At all times comply with local safety regulations for the country in which you operate
the device.
• To disconnect the device completely from the power grid, the power supply must
be cut at your domestic miniature circuit breaker (MCB).
• Follow all information and instructions of the manufacturer for installing and operating the device.
• Do not operate the device in confined spaces.
• Make sure that the front cover shield is always locked to prevent unauthorized opening of the housing. Keep the key in a place that is known to all authorized users.
• You must not under any circumstances make any changes to the housing or the internal wiring of the device: Any disregard of this instruction fundamentally breaches
the guarantee provisions and voids the warranty with immediate effect.
• No parts to be maintained by the user are located inside the device.
• Only have qualified, specialist personnel repair and/or install the device.
WARNING!
This Wallbox is intended for connection to and operation on 230 V 50 Hz
or 230 / 400 V 50 Hz mains power only. Power supply cables may be installed below or above the wall surface. The cable should enter the device
on the underside of the bottom part of the housing (see page 11).
• Only use a dry cloth to clean the device. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents,
waxes or solvents (such as cleaning fluid or paint thinner), because they can dull the
displays on the device.
• The Wallbox must never be cleaned using a pressure cleaner or similar implement.
• Regularly check the charging socket and the separately available charging cable of
your eMH1 Wallbox for wear and tear. Pay special attention to the proper fit of the
connectors of the charging cable in the charging sockets of both the eMH1 and the
vehicle.
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DANGER!
Should you discover any damage to the charging cable or a supply cable, you must take the device out of operation immediately. In this case,
please turn to an authorized service partner or the dealer from whom you
purchased the product. You must not under any circumstances attempt to
resolve or repair any damage of malfunction yourself!
• Relevant local regulations for operating electrical devices always apply.
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INTRODUCTION
Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your eMH1 Wallbox by ABL!
With this Wallbox from our “Electric Mobility Home“ series, you have chosen an innovative as well as future-proof product that guarantees particularly high operating safety
while featuring extremely compact dimensions.
eMobility helps to save natural resources and protect the environment sustainably.
ABL is, with its eMH1 family of products, a leading supplier in this area. The eMH1
combines progressive and pleasing design with intuitive functionality: According to
their requirements, users may select from models with a variety of features developed
for domestic and semi-public applications.
The eMH1 series Wallboxes are constantly developed further and at all times comply
with the regulations and norms for the charging of electric vehicles applicable throughout Europe according to IEC 61851-1, Mode 3.
If you are looking for additional information about your Wallbox or would like to find out
more about available accessories and the remaining ABL product range, please visit
our website at
www.abl.de
Product description
Your eMH1 Wallbox allows you to comfortably and safely charge electric vehicles according to IEC 61851-1, Mode 3. Switching layout and charging connectors of the
eMH1 are designed for the shortest possible charging times.
We place the highest value on user safety in all our products. Your eMH1 Wallbox
therefore features an integrated residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) and/or an integrated DC fault current detector (depending on the model variant). In combination with
the protection devices of your electrical infrastructure and the fault current protection
of your electric vehicle, these measures ensure effective protection against short circuit, electric shock and other operational hazards.
The eMH1 Wallbox is especially easy to operate in day-to-day use: Two LED lights in
the upper part of the housing allow you to check the current operating status at any
time. Should a malfunction occur, you can identify the cause by its specific LED error
code without having to open the housing. Access to the internal switching devices is
controlled through the lockable cover shield – this way you can ensure that the housing
can only be opened by authorized users.
A common characteristic of all eMH1 models is the particularly space-saving housing made
from durable plastic, which effectively protects the internal electric circuits against environmental influences and unauthorized access. In general, all model variants of the EVSE5X2
series should be installed and taken into operation by a qualified electrical contractor. Your local distributor will be happy to arrange specialist installation for you at your desired location.
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Identifying your product variant
The eMH1 series comprises several model variants, which are mechanically and/or
electrically adapted to different usage profiles. For identification, a product compliance
plate is located at the back of the lockable housing cover shield near the hinge. Please
open the cover shield before taking the device into operation and check the compliance plate to ensure that the model variant you have installed is the one described in
this manual.
For identification, the model code
(EVSE XXX) as well as the power supply ratings (voltage, frequency, cur-
EVSE502
230/400V 50Hz 16A
IP44
IEC 61851-1
IEC 61439-7 ACSEV
099999
14-12-23
rent) indicated below it are especially
relevant.
The following Wallboxes are described in this manual:
MODEL POWER SUPPLY MODEL VARIANT
Integrated charging socket according to IEC 62196-2,
Type 2 with locking mechanism for separately avail-
EVSE 502
230 / 400 V
50 Hz 16 A
able charging cable (Type 2 to Type 2 or Type 2 to Type
1); integrated RCCB Type A; integrated DC fault current detector; charging output 11 kW
Single phase EVSE 502 model variant without inte-
EVSE 512
230 V / 50 Hz / 32 A
grated DC fault current detector; charging output 7.2
kW
Integrated charging socket according to IEC 62196-2,
EVSE 522
230 / 400 V
50 Hz 16 A
Type 2 with locking mechanism for separately available charging cable (Type 2 to Type 2 or Type 2 to Type
1); integrated RCCB Type B; charging output 11 kW
3 phase EVSE 512 model variant with onsite RCCB
EVSE 552
230 / 400 V
50 Hz 32 A
required; approved by TESLA MOTORS GmbH, charging output 22 kW
EVSE 562
230 V / 50 Hz / 32 A
Construction identical to the EVSE 512 model variant
but onsite RCCB required; charging output 7,2 kW
Construction identical to the EVSE 512 model variant
EVSE 572
230 V / 50 Hz / 32 A
but with integrated DC fault current detector; charging output 7.2 kW
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WARNING!
The information and technical specifications contained in this manual relate exclusively to the model variants mentioned in these instructions
and must UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES be transferred to other eMH1
models.
Package contents and unpacking
Your eMH1 Wallbox is delivered with a range of accessory components, which are
necessary for the proper operation of the device. Therefore, please check immediately
after unpacking whether the following components are included:
COMPONENT QUANTITY DESCRIPTION
eMH1 Wallbox 1
Key 2 Key for locking the housing cover shield
Drilling template 1 Template for drilling the holes for wall mounting
Should one or more components be missing after unpacking, please contact your local
distributor immediately: You can find the necessary contact details on page ii in
this manual.
Wallbox comprising lower and upper housing
part and cover shield with integrated lock
Available accessories
ABL sells additional accessories for your eMH1 Wallbox. For the models of the EVSE
5X2 series, the following components are available:
DESIGNATION PART NUMBER QUANTITY
Type 2 charging cable
for connection with all eMH1 Wallboxes
and vehicles with charging sockets according to IEC 62196-2, Type 2, 32 A 240 / 415
V AC and IP44 splash protection rating
Length: approx. 4 meters
LAK32A3 1
Adapter cable Type 2 to Type 1
for connection to all eMH1 Wallboxes with
charging sockets according to IEC 621962, Type 2, with charging connector according to IEC 62196-2, Type 1, 32 A 230 V AC,
and IP44 splash protection rating
Length: approx. 4 meters
LAKT2T1 1
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* does not include the Wallbox pictured
DESIGNATION PART NUMBER QUANTITY
Mounting pole*
For mounting all eMH1 Wallboxes with or
without bracket
STEMH10 1
Dimensions: 1600 x 280 x 70 cm Weight:
2,000 g
Mounting plate / bracket
with fixings for all eMH1 Wallboxes
WHEMH10 1
Weight: 640 g
Please contact your local distributor if you require additional information about these
components or would like to place an order.
CAUTION!
Please note that the do-it-yourself installation of accessory components
is not permitted: Please contact a qualified contractor or arrange installation with your local distributor.
Please also visit our website at...
www.abl.de
You will find further information about our products and our entire product range there.
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Installation and power supply connection
The electrical installation of the eMH1 Wallbox model variants described in this manual
must always be carried out by qualified specialist personnel: Please contact an electrical contractor or arrange installation at your premises with your local distributor.
However, as a user you may carry out the mechanical installation of the Wallbox yourself, as long as you follow the safety notices and general instructions.
Prerequisites for the mounting site and installation
Your eMH1 Wallbox is an electrical device and is therefore subject to particular prerequisites for indoor and outdoor installation: Although the housing of the eMH1 complies
with the standards for the IP44 degree of protection, you must take into account certain environmental conditions, especially outdoors.
In selecting the mounting site you must consider the following points:
• For the safe operation of your Wallbox, minimum distances to other technical installations must be observed: You can obtain further information from your electrical
contractor or your distributor.
• The Wallbox must be installed where it is freely accessible to all authorized users.
• Ideally, the mounting site should already provide a connection to the power supply.
If not, a separate supply must be installed that complies with the generally prescribed standards for cabling and building infrastructure: Please contact a qualified
electrical contractor for details.
WARNING!
The power supply for the eMH1 must ALWAYS be protected by a domestic miniature circuit breaker (MCB) .
Some model variants require the supply cable to be protected by an additional external FI residual current circuit breaker (RCCB). Further information available under Technical Data, see page 11.
• This Wallbox is intended exclusively for connection to and operation on a rated voltage of 230 V 50Hz ( EVSE 512 / 562 / 572) or 230/ 400 V 50 Hz (EVSE 502/ 522 /
552).
• The power supply cables may be installed above or below the wall surface. However, the cable should preferably enter the device through the inlet on the underside
of the bottom part of the housing.
• Sufficient air circulation must be ensured at the mounting site so that the Wallbox is
cooled during operation: Always observe the allowed operating temperatures (see
“Specifications” on page 22).
• Do not install or operate the Wallbox in direct sunlight, as it could overheat and/or
the housing could be damaged over time.
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DANGER!
In case of visible damage to the Wallbox occurring during installation
or use, the device must be taken out of operation immediately, as this
poses a danger to life and limb.
required!
• Outdoors the Wallbox should only be installed in covered locations that provide sufficient protection from rainwater. Installation
in a garage or carport is recommended, as long as it fulfills the
stated requirements.
• The recommended installation height is 50 to 150 cm from the
floor to the lower edge of the housing.
• The required mounting area for the model variants of the eMH1
Wallbox described in this manual is at least 262 x 222mm (H x
W).
In this case, replacement of the Wallbox is
50 to
150 cm
• The mounting area must have an even surface that provides sufficient stability for installing the eMH1.
• Choose a mounting site that allows you to reach the charging
socket of your vehicle comfortably with the charging connector of
the eMH1: The cable must NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
be strained when connected to the vehicle.
Preparation and mechanical installation
After determining the mounting site for the eMH1, you can begin with the mechanical
installation. For installation you will need the following components:
• Power drill or cordless drill (not included)
• Drill bit Ø 8 mm, appropriate for the wall material (not included)
• Pliers or cutter for breaking or cutting out the cable inlet in the rear part of the housing of the eMH1 (not included)
• Three flat-headed screws size M5 x 60, fully or partly threaded, with a head diameter of 8.5 mm ± 1 mm (not included)
• Nylon wall plugs 8 x 40 mm suitable for the wall material (not included)
• Drilling template for the eMH1 model variants described in this manual (included)
• Spirit level if required (not included)
CAUTION!
Check the measurements on the drilling template with a calibrated
measuring tape BEFORE you mark the drill holes using the template and then drill them.
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Drilling the mounting holes using the drilling template
Proceed as follows to drill the holes using the drilling template:
1. Place the drilling template vertically on the mounting surface, using a spirit level if
necessary.
2. Mark the drill holes using the template.
3. Drill the marked mounting holes (Ø 8 mm) and check the positions of the holes using the drilling template.
4. Insert the wall plugs for the mounting screws.
Preparing the Wallbox
Proceed as follows to prepare the Wallbox for installation:
1. Open the cover shield of the EVSE 5X2 using the key supplied.
2. Loosen the four screws connecting the front part of the housing with the rear part:
Keep the screws in a safe place as you will need them again to complete installation.
3. Pull off the front part of the housing.
4. Remove the plastic tongue intended for the power supply in the lower section of
the rear part of the housing using a suitable pair of pliers or a cutter.
5. Use the cutter to cut an opening to suit the power supply cable into the rubber
seal of the rear part of the housing. If necessary, remove the rubber seal for this
purpose and place it back into the rear part of the housing afterwards.
Mechanical installation of the Wallbox
1. Fix one screw (5 x 60 mm, screw head Ø 8 mm) in the top drill hole and hang the
upper mounting point of the Wallbox on it.
2. Fix the two lower mounting points using the other two screws (5 x 60 mm, screw
head Ø 8 mm).
3. Tighten the two lower screws so that the rear part of the housing is held in place
without being deformed by the tension applied to the mounting points.
Electrical installation of your Wallbox
The electrical connection of the EVSE 5X2 to your domestic power supply and taking
it into operation must always be carried out by a qualified person or specialist electrical contractor. All local norms and regulations regarding the installation of electrical
devices must be observed.
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WARNING!
Read and make sure that you follow all safety notices in this manual and
those on the Wallbox itself!
• Now turn off the miniature circuit breaker (MCB) in your domestic power distribution
box before you insert the power supply cable into the EVSE 5X2 housing: The power
supply cable must be voltage-free under all circumstances before you or any third
person open the housing and/or manipulate the power supply in any way.
DANGER!
Under all circumstances deactivate the miniature circuit breaker (MCB) allocated to the eMH1 in your domestic power distribution box before you
begin electrical installation. Also ensure that the MCB cannot be reactivated during installation. Otherwise there is a danger of electric shock!
• In addition, depending on your model variant, please deactivate the integrated or
external residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) to disconnect the internal electronics from the power supply during installation. Depending on the model variant, the
RCCB is either integrated or must be placed upstream of the supply cable. Further
information available under Technical Data, see page 22.
• Insert the power supply cable through the lower cable inlet into the housing and fix
the cable using the internal strain relief clamp.
For all single phase EVSE model variants, the power supply is connected as follows:
DESIGNATION WIRE COLORS CONNECTION CODING
Current-carrying conductor BROWN L1
Neutral BLUE N
Protective earth GREEN-YELLOW PE
For all 3-phase EVSE model variants, the power supply is connected as follows:
DESIGNATION WIRE COLORS CONNECTION CODING
Current-carrying conductor phase 1 BROWN L1
Current-carrying conductor phase 2 BLACK L2
Current-carrying conductor phase 3 GRAY L3
Neutral BLUE N
Protective earth GREEN-YELLOW PE
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DANGER!
The above color-coding is NOT internationally standardized: Should the individual wires in the power supply cable be color-coded differently, please
immediately contact a qualified electrical contractor! Have the power
supply checked and replaced if necessary.
After successful connection to the power supply by a qualified specialist or electrical
contractor, please take the following steps to complete installation:
1. Replace the upper part of the housing.
2. Fix the upper part of the housing to the rear part using the appropriate screws.
3. Switch the integrated or onsite FI residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) back on.
4. Lock the cover shield of the EVSE 5x2 using the key supplied and store the key in
a safe place.
5. Switch the MCB in your domestic power distribution box back on.
PLEASE NOTE:
We recommend that you take your Wallbox into operation in the presence of a qualified installer: He or she will be able to assess the proper
functioning of the Wallbox and correct any malfunctions or installation
errors that may occur.
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Taking into operation and charging procedure
Your Wallbox is ready for use immediately after mechanical and electrical installation
have been completed. The EVSE 5X2 features a charging socket according to IEC
62196-2, Type 2. Accordingly, you will require a (separately available) charging cable to
connect your vehicle. To provide a high level of flexibility, ABL has two different cables
on offer for this purpose:
PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION MAXIMUM OUTPUT
Type 2 charging cable for connecting all eMH1
LAK32A3
LAKT2T1
Wallboxes and vehicles with charging sockets
according to IEC 62196-2, Type 2
Adapter cable Type 2 to Type 1 for connection to
all eMH1 Wallboxes with charging sockets according to IEC 62196-2, Type 2, with charging
connector according to IEC 62196-2, Type 1
22 kW
7.4 kW
The charging socket of the EVSE 5X2 has three current-carrying contacts, a neutral
conductor, a PE-protective earth conductor as well as two signaling contacts (Control
Pilot and Proximity Pilot), which ensure a secure connection and therefore the safe
operation of the Wallbox.
The charging socket of the EVSE 5X2 has an electromechanical locking mechanism, which secures the charging
plug in place as soon as the charging cable is connected
to the vehicle. As long as the plug of the external charging cable is not locked into place in the charging socket
of the EVSE 5X2, the charging process cannot be initiated and no voltage will be applied from the socket to
the charging cable via the current-carrying contacts.
Some model variants come with a built-in DC-monitoring
unit (DC-RCM): This module ensures that no DC fault current (DC current > 6 mA) can reach the domestic power
installations and disrupt the proper functioning of the upstream domestic residual
current circuit breaker (RCCB) during vehicle charging. This circuit breaker is especially
required in cases where your electric vehicle does not provide any DC fault current
protection itself: You can find information about this in the manual for your vehicle and
from the manufacturer or vehicle dealership.
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WARNING!
Ensure that your vehicle has internal DC fault current protection: Depending on the country where you operate the eMH1, charging using the
model variants without integrated DC-RCM may only be permitted with
an external, upstream type B RCCB! Otherwise, all local regulations for
connection to the power supply must be observed.
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Safety information for taking the Wallbox into operation
Before you take your EVSE 5X2 Wallbox into operation, you must observe the following safety notices:
• Ensure that the EVSE 5X2 is connected to the domestic power supply according to
the instructions in this manual and the separately available service guide.
• Ensure that the EVSE 5X2 is separately protected in your domestic power distribution box by a suitable miniature circuit breaker (MCB, C characteristic).
• Ensure that the integrated or onsite (depending on model variant) FI residual current
circuit breaker (RCCB) is switched on.
• Ensure that the EVSE 5X2 has been installed according to the instructions in this
manual: Check especially that there is free access to the Wallbox, that it is not exposed to direct sunlight or rain and that the electric vehicle can be connected without any strain or other encumbrance on the charging cable.
• Ensure that the housing cover shield of the EVSE 5X2 is always locked during normal
operation.
• Ensure that the separately available charging cable is not twisted and check that
cable, connector and housing do not show any observable damage.
Normal operation
On the right side of the housing, the EVSE 5X2 is fitted with a charging socket according to IEC 62196-2, Type 2 with electromechanical locking function. To protect against
faulty charging as well as possible electric shock, the charging plug is locked in the
charging socket as soon as the charging cable is properly connected to both Wallbox
and electric vehicle. The lock is released only after the charging process is complete,
when a voltage is no longer applied to the current-carrying contacts of the socket.
A charging cable (available separately) is required for the charging process itself. The
models available from ABL are listed on page 7 and you can obtain further information on the ABL website at
www.abl.de
as well as from your local distributor.
The separately available charging cable for the EVSE 5X2 is 4 approx. meters long to
offer a flexible connection between Wallbox and vehicle. In practice it is advisable to
remove the charging cable after each charging process. Should you wish to store the
cable near the Wallbox, it is recommended that you install the separately available wall
storage bracket WHEMH10 (see page 7) as well. Now you can roll the cable up
tightly and hang it on the cable hanger of the WHEMH10: This way it is always close
at hand.
Although the cable and connector are designed to withstand high mechanical stresses, you should not drive your vehicle over the cable and/or the connector. Also ensure
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that the cable is not kinked at the charging socket and that there is no excessive strain
on the cable and/or the housing.
DANGER!
If the cable, the charging connector and/or the housing have suffered mechanical damage or show visible deformities, you must under no circumstances continue to operate the Wallbox.
Please contact your local distributor from whom you have purchased the
Wallbox.
Charging procedure
The EVSE 5X2 is engineered for the fastest possible charge of your vehicle according
to IEC 61851-1, Mode 3. The actual charging time depends on the battery fitted to your
vehicle as well as on the energy currently remaining in the vehicle. For these reasons
it is not possible to make a reliable prediction of the charging time: You will discover its
actual value in practice and derive your personal charging routine accordingly.
Please follow the following steps to charge your vehicle:
1. Check the two indicator LEDs on the top part of the EVSE 5X2: When the Wallbox
is ready for operation, the green LED indicator will flash briefly every 5 seconds,
while the blue LED will be not be illuminated.
2. Open the charging socket on the vehicle.
3. Plug the charging connector of the charging cable (Type
2 or Type 1) into the vehicle’s charging socket. The vehicle must be positioned so that you can reach the vehicle socket comfortably. The cable must not be strained
during the charging process.
4. Open the cover of the charging socket on the EVSE 5X2
and plug in the Type 2 charging connector.
The green LED will be illuminated continuously while the connection between Wallbox
and vehicle is being established. When the charging procedure begins, the green LED
will be extinguished and the blue LED will be illuminated continuously. Charging is
completed when the blue LED is flashing.
PLEASE NOTE:
Should a malfunction occur during or after the charging process, this will
be indicated by the LEDs on top of the housing. The following chapter
describes how you can identify operational states and errors and which
measures will become necessary.
When charging is complete, unplug the cable from the vehicle socket and from the
socket of the Wallbox and store it for the next charging procedure.
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RESOLVING ERRORS
Resolving errors
Your eMH1 Wallbox is engineered for maximum operational safety and the highest
possible charging reliability. The RCCB and DC fault current detector (depending on
model variant) will recognize all internal malfunctions and switch the device off immediately.
Should a malfunction occur in practice, this is shown by
the indicator LEDs on the upper part of the housing as
an error code. The following chapter describes how you
recognize operating states as well as error codes and
which measures you must take to resolve them.
Operating states
The two indicator LEDs on the left above the front cover shield show the current operating status of the eMH1 Wallbox. To indicate certain operating states, the LEDs may...
...be illuminated (continuous ON)
...flash
... be extinguished (continuous OFF).
During normal operation, the following operating states are shown:
DESCRIPTION
flashes
every 5
seconds
illumi-
nated
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
illuminated
flashes
every 5
seconds
The Wallbox is ready for operation, the vehicle may be connected for charging at any time.
The vehicle is connected and has been detected. Next, the
charging procedure will start automatically.
The vehicle is currently being charged.
Charging is complete, the Wallbox can be unplugged from the
vehicle.
PLEASE NOTE:
The charging process is always terminated by the vehicle, not by the Wallbox. The EVSE 5X2 only indicates that you can unplug the charging cable
from the vehicle charging socket on the basis of communication with the
vehicle. Should the vehicle not be charged sufficiently at this point, please
contact your service partner for the vehicle.
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Error messages during operation with the vehicle
In some circumstances, malfunctions and disruptions may occur that prevent the
proper charging of the vehicle according to IEC 61851.1, Mode 3. The EVSE 5X2 detects possible errors on the part of the vehicle independently and shows them as error
codes using the indicator LEDs.
To represent certain errors, the indicator LEDs will flash in a specific, repeating pattern. The following error codes are displayed:
LED-SEQUENCE (FLASHING) ERROR DESCRIPTION
The vehicle makes an unauthorized demand on the
charging procedure
Communication with the vehicle is disrupted
The rated current of the charging cable is not recognized.
• The locking mechanism of the charging socket is
faulty.
• A DC fault current (> 6 mA) has been detected.
The EVSE 5X2 reinitiates the charging procedure every 30 seconds, checking communications with the vehicle. If the error recurs, the indicator LEDs continue to show the
error code. No charging occurs in this operating state.
WARNING!
If the Wallbox continues to show error messages during operation with
the vehicle, please always contact your service partner for the vehicle. It
is possible that maintenance must be carried out before the vehicle can
be charged again using the EVSE 5X2.
Disruptions to the operation of the Wallbox and solutions
For safe operation, the eMH1 has, depending on the model variant, an integrated DC
fault current detector and/or a residual current circuit breaker (RCCB), which detects
residual currents that may occur and for your personal protection disconnects the entire Wallbox from the electricity supply. The RCCB is located under the lockable cover
shield: This ensures that it can only be operated by authorized users.
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PLEASE NOTE:
All EVSE model variants must be protected during operation either
by an integrated or external RCCB.
Depending on the country, for model variants without DC fault current
detection, an external type B RCCB must be set aside in the domestic
power distribution box.
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To take suitable measures and restore operation in case of malfunction, you must first
clearly identify the type of error. The following errors may occur:
TYPE OF ERROR POSSIBLE CAUSE SUGGESTED SOLUTION
The power supply of the EVSE 5X2 is
interrupted within the domestic electrical infrastructure: Check the upstream
circuit breaker in the domestic power
The EVSE 5X2 does not
have a power supply.
LEDs are not
functioning.
distribution box.
The internal or the external upstream
RCCB of the EVSE 5X2 has been
tripped: Check the status of the RCCB
and, if necessary, switch it back on using
the pivot lever .
The electric
vehicle is not
recognized.
The indicator
LEDs show
an error sequence.
The indicator LEDs
of the EVSE 5X2 are
faulty.
The charging cable is
not properly plugged
into the vehicle or the
Wallbox.
The vehicle is wrongly
configured.
The EVSE 5X2 detects
a malfunction.
Should the indicator LEDs of the EVSE
5X2 be faulty, they must be replaced.
In this case, please contact your local
distributor.
Remove the charging connector from
the vehicle and the Wallbox and plug it
back in: Ensure that the connectors are
placed in the vehicle and Wallbox sockets correctly.
Check the vehicle settings and, if necessary, reset them (to factory settings).
All error codes shown by the indicator
LEDs of the EVSE 5X2 relate to vehiclebased functions (see page 18). The
EVSE 5X2 reinitiates the charging process every 30 seconds: Should the error
persist, please contact your service
partner for the vehicle.
PLEASE NOTE:
Should there be a fault in the power supply that you cannot resolve yourself, please contact a qualified electrical contractor.
Should there be a fault in relation to the internal RCCB (all model variants
except EVSE 552 and EVSE 562), please contact the local distributor from
whom you have purchased the Wallbox.
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Checking the integrated RCCB (only for model variants with RCCB)
To ensure the continuing safe operation of the Wallbox, you must check the function
of the integrated residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) yourself every 6 months: The
RCCB has a button with which to initiate the test function.
PLEASE NOTE:
In addition, the internal DC fault current detector (if present) conducts a
self-test before each charging procedure: In case of an error, the respective error sequence will be shown (see page 18).
Proceed as follows to test the RCCB:
1. Open the cover shield of the Wallbox using the key supplied.
2. Locate the button engraved T or marked Test.
3. Press the button: The RCCB should now trip and flick the pivot lever of the RCCB
into a centre position (connection to the power supply is interrupted).
4. Switch the circuit breaker completely off (0 position) and then back on by flicking
the pivot lever up into the I position.
5. Lock the cover shield of the Wallbox again.
Danger!
Should the RCCB malfunction during testing, you must not continue
to operate the Wallbox under any circumstances!
Please contact your local distributor from whom you have purchased the
Wallbox.
Taking the device out of operation
If required, you can take your Wallbox temporarily or permanently out of operation. To
deactivate your EVSE 5X2 temporarily, please proceed as follows:
1. Open the cover shield using the key supplied.
2. Flick the pivot lever of the internal RCCB (if present) into the 0 position (connection
to the power supply is interrupted).
3. Lock the cover shield again.
4. Now the EVSE5X2 cannot be used for charging.
PLEASE NOTE:
The EVSE 552 model variant has, in place of the integrated RCCB, a
switch that you can flick to position 0 to interrupt the Control-Pilot signal to the charging socket and thereby prevent detection of the electric
vehicle. Flick the switch to position I to restore communication between
Wallbox and vehicle via the CPsignal.
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To deactivate your Wallbox permanently, please proceed as follows:
1. Open the cover shield using the key supplied.
2. Flick the pivot lever of the internal RCCB (if present) into the 0 position (connection
to the power supply is interrupted).
3. Lock the cover shield again.
4. In addition, switch off the miniature circuit breaker (MCB) in your upstream domestic power distribution box (position 0).
5. Now the EVSE 5X2 is completely free of electricity and may be demounted if required.
PLEASE NOTE:
For model variants without RCCB, you must switch off the upstream
MCB in your domestic power distribution box to temporarily or permanently deactivate the Wallbox.
WARNING!
The electrical de-installation of the EVSE 5X2 must always be carried out
by a qualified electrical contractor.
ENVIRONMENTAL NOTICE!
Please note that this product may not be disposed of in the household
garbage collection, but must be taken to a collection point for electrical/
electronic waste. Please observe all current national and regional legal
regulations. You can get further information from your municipal administration, the waste management depot responsible for your area as well
as from your local distributor.
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Appendix
Specifications
MODEL VARIANT EVSE 502 EVSE 512 EVSE 522
Compliance IEC 61851-1/22
Rated voltage 230/400 V 50 Hz 230 V 50 Hz 230/400 V 50 Hz
Rated current
Max. output 11 kW 7.2 kW 11 kW
Charging socket Type 2, lockable
Circuit-protection devices
Energy meter not included
Control / Customization internal RS485-interface
Terminal block up to 4 mm
Operating temperature -30°C to 50°C
Storage temperature -30°C to 85°C
Relative humidity 5 to 95% (no condensation)
Class of protection I
Degree of protection
(housing)
16 A (MCB
required onsite)
RCCB, Type A, 30
mA and electronic
DC fault current
detector DC-RCM,
I
Δn d.c.
≥ 6 mA
2
32 A (MCB
required onsite)
RCCB, Type A,
30 mA
up to 6 mm
IP44
2
16 A (MCB
required onsite)
RCCB, Type B,
30 mA
up to 4 mm
2
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Overvoltage category II III
Dimensions 272 x 220 x 106 mm (H x W x D)
Weight per unit ca. 2.3 kg
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MODEL VARIANT EVSE 552 EVSE 562 EVSE 572
Compliance IEC 61851-1/22
Rated voltage 230/400 V 50 Hz 230 V 50 Hz
Rated current 32 A (MCB required onsite)
Max. output 22 kW 7.2 kW
Charging socket Type 2, lockable
RCCB, Type A, 30
Circuit-protection devices
Energy meter not included
Control / Customization internal RS485-interface
Terminal block up to 6 mm
external RCCB
required onsite
2
mA and electronic
DC fault current
detector DC-RCM,
I
Δn d.c.
≥ 6 mA
Operating temperature -30°C to 50°C
Storage temperature -30°C to 85°C
Relative humidity 5 to 95% (no condensation)
Class of protection I
Degree of protection
(housing)
Overvoltage category III II
Dimensions 272 x 220 x 106 mm (H x W x D)
Weight per unit ca. 2.3 kg
IP44
WARNING!
Please note that the Wallboxes of the eMH1 series are available in a range
of model variants with differing technical data. The information and technical specifications in this manual refer exclusively to the model variant
mentioned in these instructions and must not under any circumstances
be transferred to other eMH1 model variants.
Standards & guidelines
Your eMH1-EVSE 5X2 Wallbox complies with the following standards and classes of
protection:
General standards
STANDARD DESCRIPTION
2004/108/EC EMC Guideline
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STANDARD DESCRIPTION
2002/95/EC RoHS Guideline
2002/96/EC WEEE Guideline
ElektroG Electrical and Electronic Device Statute
Standards governing electromagnetic interference (EMV)
STANDARD DESCRIPTION
DIN EN 61000-6-2:2005 Device interference protection for industrial applications
DIN EN 61000-6-3:2007 Device interference for domestic applications
Device safety standards
STANDARD DESCRIPTION
IEC 61851-1 Ed 2.0:2010
IEC 61851-22 (69/201/CD)
DIN EN 61851-1: 2012-01
E DIN EN 61851-22:2011-04
HD 60364-7-722:2012
Conductive charging systems for electric vehicles – Part
1: General requirements
Conductive charging systems for electric vehicles – Part
22: AC Wallbox for electric vehicles
Conductive charging systems for electric vehicles – Part
1: General requirements
Conductive charging systems for electric vehicles – Part
22: AC Wallbox for electric vehicles
Low voltage installations – Part 7-722: Power supply for
electric vehicles
Classes of protection & Degrees of protection
CLASS OF PROTECTION /
DEGREE OF PROTECTION
DESCRIPTION
Class of protection I: All electrically conducting parts
of the device are connected at low resistance with the
protective earth system of the fixed installation
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IP44
Degree of protection of the device (protection against
dust in harmful quantities and protection from splashing water)
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Communication protocol between Wallbox and
Trademarks
All trademarks mentioned in this manual including those that may be protected by
third parties are, without restriction, subject to the regulations of the respectively applicable trademark law and the property rights of the respective registered owners.
All trademarks, trading names or company names marked here as such are or may be
trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights not explicitly granted here are reserved.
The absence of an explicit marking of trademarks used in this manual must not lead to
the conclusion that a name is free from the rights of third parties.
CE certification and compliance declaration
The eMH1-EVSE 5X2 Wallbox carries the CE mark. The respective
compliance declarations can be obtained from
ABL SURSUM Bayerische Elektrozubehör GmbH & Co. KG
on request and are available at www.abl.de for download.
Glossary & Definitions
This table lists and explains important abbreviations from the wider eMobility area.
ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION MEANING
BEV
DC-RCM
GSM
HEV
Battery Electric
Vehicle
Direct Current
Residual Current
Monitor
Global System
for Mobile Communications
Hybrid Electric
Vehicle
Electric vehicle (100% electric use)
Monitoring device for detecting DC fault currents
Standard for fully digital mobile networks
Hybrid vehicle (combination of a classic combustion engine and an electric motor with kinetic energy recovery system)
LED
MCB
OCPP
Light Emitting
Diode
Miniature Circuit
Breaker
Open Charge
Point Protocol
Light-emitting diode
Residual current circuit breaker
service providers (platform-dependent)
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Plug-in hybrid vehicle (combination of classic
Electric vehicle with range extension (using a
ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION MEANING
PHEV
Plug-In Hybrid
Electric Vehicle
combustion engine and electric motor)
Residual Current
RCCB
operated Circuit-
FI residual current circuit breaker
Breaker
RCD
RCM
REEV
RFID
Residual Current
protective Device
Residual Current
Monitor
Range Extended
Electric Vehicle
Radio Frequency
IDentification
FI residual current circuit breaker
Monitoring device for the detection of fault currents of a critical value
small combustion engine or a fuel cell)
Identification using electromagnetic waves
Drilling template
Your eMH1 Wallbox comes with a template (see reduced-size illustration) for drilling
the mounting holes in a suitable substrate. Electrical installation of the eMH1 model
variants described in these instructions must always be left to a qualified electrical
contractor who will connect the device to the local power supply.
Illustration (not to scale)
of the drilling template included
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• You may, however, carry out the mechanical installation of the Wallbox and drill the
necessary mounting holes yourself: This is described in detail in section “Installation
and power supply connection” on page 9.
• The following instructions, which you must check in advance and may need to dis-
cuss with the contractor, always apply to the installation of the Wallbox:
• The mounting surface area required for Wallboxes of the EVSE 5X2 series is 262 x
222mm (H x W).
• The recommended shaft diameter for the fixings is 5 mm, with the drill hole diam-
eter to be selected accordingly.
• All three screws and respective drill holes indicated on the drilling template MUST
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES be used to fix eMH1 Wallboxes.
• Ensure that the selected installation site is suitable for mounting the Wallbox with
respect to substrate, power supply/cabling path, distance to the vehicle and environmental conditions.
• Strictly observe all instructions regarding mounting position and height. You will find
the necessary information in section “Prerequisites for the mounting site and installation” on page 9.
• Check the measurements on the drilling template BEFORE you mark and drill the
holes using the template.
WARNING!
Consider leaving the final installation to a qualified and authorized electrical contractor: Should malfunctions occur that can be shown to have
resulted from improper mounting and installation, all guarantee and warranty provisions will become void. Proof of proper installation (e.g. by
presentation of relevant invoices) must be furnished on request before
guarantee and warranty provisions come into effect.
Warranty and guarantee provisions
ABL provides the legally prescribed guarantee period as well as a warranty of the
same duration for the country in which the product was purchased. Should the product
be operated in another country, the legal provisions of the country of purchase apply
nevertheless: Under no circumstances are guarantees or the warranty transferable.
Should modifications of any kind have been made to the product that have not been
explicitly authorized by ABL or described in the guidelines for authorized service partners, the manufacturer’s warranty obligations become void with immediate effect.
On-site repairs are generally excluded by the manufacturer. In case of disregard of this
provision, all guarantee and warranty provisions become void with immediate effect.
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WARNING!
Should problems occur when operating your product, please contact
your local distributor immediately and clarify whether the malfunction is
covered by guarantee or warranty provisions. Do not under any circumstances make alterations or repairs to your product yourself!
ABL guarantees the proper operation of the product after delivery within the applicable legal guarantee provisions. This guarantee is limited to damage that can be shown
to have resulted from normal use and obvious material or manufacturing defects. In
such cases the manufacturer, in collaboration with the local distributor, will attempt
to restore the proper functioning of the product. The customer will be responsible for
covering any arising transport costs.
However, the manufacturer further rejects any damage claims that can be shown to
have resulted from improper use, neglect or modifications, from repair attempts by
unauthorized persons or force majeure.
Any assumed guarantees, including a guarantee of marketability or suitability for specific uses are restricted to the warranty period.
Disposal advice
The crossed out trash can symbol indicates that electrical and electronic devices including accessories must be disposed of separate
from household trash.
The materials are recyclable as marked. By re-using, recycling or
through other forms of use of obsolete devices you make an important contribution to environmental protection.
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MADE IN
GERMANY
ABL SURSUM
Bayerische Elektrozubehör GmbH & Co. KG
Albert-Büttner-Straße 11
D-91207 Lauf / Pegnitz
Tel. +49 (0) 9123 188-0
Fax +49 (0) 9123 188-188
info@abl.de
www.abl.de
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