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Please keep these instructions for future reference.
Charging in the private sector
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1. Introduction 4
2. Safety and legal information 4
2.1 Warning notication concept 4
2.2 Qualied electrical technician 5
2.3 Person instructed in electrics 5
2.4 Trademark protection 5
2.5 Disclaimer 6
2.6 Safety information 6
2.7 Intended use 7
3. Scope of delivery 8
3.1 Checklist packaging content 8
4. General 8
4.1 Overview and structure of the Wallbox 8
4.2 Control elements 8
4.3 Rating plate 9
4.4 Electrical components 9
4.4.1 Mounting the Wallbox carrier plate 9
4.4.2 Potential charging cables / charging sockets 9
4.4.3 Communication via EWS Box 10
4.4.3.1 Technical data 10
4.4.3.2 Terminal clamps and connections 10
4.5 Technical data Wallbox (independent of variant) 15
4.6 Technical data Wallbox (independent of equipment) 16
5. Installation 16
5.1 Required installation material 16
5.2 Preparing for the installation 17
5.2.21 Preparing the Wallbox 17
5.3 Preparing for the on-wall connection 17
5.4 Mounting the Wallbox 18
5.4.1 Installation of the Wallbox carrier plate 18
5.4.2 Electrical connection of the Wallbox 20
5.4.2.1 Residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) Type B 20
5.4.2.2 Circuit breaker 21
5.4.2.3 Cable specication connection line 22
5.4.3 Mounting the Wallbox housing 24
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6. Operational startup 25
6.1 Conguration of the EWS-Box 25
6.1.1 Conguration of the LAN-connection 25
6.1.2 Conguration via EWS-Firmware (HTML) 27
6.1.3 Details 27
6.1.4 Settings 27
6.1.5 Installation 28
7. Operation 34
7.1 Wallbox for private use 34
7.2 Wallbox in "optimized charging" mode 34
8. Maintenance 35
8.1 Service notes 35
8.2 Trouble-shooting 35
8.3 Links for support 37
9. Conformity 38
9.1 Corresponding guidelines and standards 38
9.2 Declaration of conformity 39
10. Disposal 40
11. Contact information 44
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1. Introduction
Thank you for choosing a SSL Energie GmbH product. The P-CHARGE
Wallbox was specically designed for the charging of electric vehicles in the
private sector. A reliable charging infrastructure is available to you with a
variety of optional features and performance capabilities. The sustainable
mobility of tomorrow begins with the P-CHARGE Wallbox. The P-CHARGE
EWS-Box is the heart of system. This communication module undertakes all
control- and signaling functions required, in accordance with IEC 61851-1,
Mode 3, for the connection of an electric vehicle (EV) to an Electric Vehicle
Supply Equipment (EVSE). Parameters for a self-sucient or for a systemsintegrated operation can be congured via a web platform. Variants with
provision for optimized charging oer additional functionality. Working in
conjunction with the SmartPvCharge or another embedded system, the
electric vehicle can be charged using surplus PV energy only, if so required.
PLEASE NOTE
The P-CHARGE Wallbox is delivered pre-assembled and ready
for connection. Once connected to the supply grid, including
her fault current- and line protection with an energy meter if
required, the P-CHARGE Wallbox is ready for charging.
2. Safety and legal information
2.1 WARNING NOTIFICATION CONCEPT
This instruction manual contains guidelines for the protection of human
safety and for the prevention of material damage. These must be carefully
observed. Safety guidelines are marked with a warning triangle. The warning
triangle is not added to guidelines relating to the prevention of material
damage. The following warning symbols are added according to the specic
level of danger.
DANGER: indicates that failure to conform with the appropri-
ate safety measures will lead to death or to serious injury.
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WARNING! indicates that failure to conform with the appro-
priate safety measures can lead to death or to serious injury.
PLEASE NOTE: indicates that failure to conform with the ap-
propriate safety measures can lead to minor personal injury.
PLEASE NOTE: indicates, with no symbol, that failure to
conform with the appropriate safety measures can lead to
material damage.
PLEASE NOTE: indicates that failure to conform with the cor-
responding guidelines can lead to an unwanted result or state.
If a situation presents several levels of danger, the warning notice is applied
at the highest level in each case. If a warning notice with warning triangle
serves to alert readers to the risk of personal injury then the warning may
also contain an additional warning against material damage.
2.2 QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN
The mounting and startup of the P-CHARGE Wallbox must be executed by a
qualied electrical technician and in full compliance with this documentation. According to DIN VDE 0105-100:2009-10 3.2.3 the term Qualied Electrical Engineer/Technician refers to a person who, due to his/her specialist
training, knowledge and experience as well as familiarity with the current,
valid norms, has the capacity to assess the task assigned to him/her and is
able to recognize potential hazards.
2.3 PERSON INSTRUCTED IN ELECTRICS
The operation of the P-CHARGE Wallbox must be driven by a person who is
fully conversant with the electrics of the system and in full compliance with
this documentation. According to DIN VDE 0105-100:2009-10 3.2.4 the term
"person who is conversant with the electrics of the system" refers to a person
who, has received instruction from a qualied electrical technician relating
to tasks assigned to him/her, as well as to the potential hazards of noncompliant behavior and who has learned about the safety equipment and
protective measures required.
2.4 TRADEMARK PROTECTION
P-CHARGE® is a registered trade mark of the company SSL Energie GmbH. The
remaining denotations in this manual may be trademarks, the use of which
by third parties for their own purpose may injure the rights of the proprietor.
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2.5 DISCLAIMER
Although the contents in this instruction have been carefully prepared, SSL
Energie accepts no liability for the validity, accuracy, completeness or quality
of the published information. Data provided in the installation manual is
checked regularly for accuracy and is updated as required. Corrections are
included in subsequent versions of the document.
2.6 SAFETY INFORMATION
DANGER
Danger of electric voltage
A voltage-free state must be established prior to the start of
work at electric plants and at the P-CHARGE Wallbox in order
to avoid accidents resulting from contact with live parts.
Please note the 5 safety rules in accordance with DIN VDE
0105-100:2009-10 6.2.
WARNING!
Line- and personal protection
The safety device integrated into the P-CHARGE Wallbox
serves to protect the unit and is designed for use with this
device only. A separate line and personal protection device
must be installed on the customer side for each charging
point. To this end an RCD IΔn≤30mA (with 1-phase devices
an RCD with min. Type A and with 3-phase devices an RCD
with min. Type B) and a upstream circuit-breaker must be
active. The circuit breaker must present at least trip characteristic B and should be laid to comply with the respective
Wallbox variant.
WARNING!
Danger of asphyxiation
Charging gassing batteries in an interior space can lead to
asphyxiation. According to the IEC 61851-1 the customer
installed ventilation system must be controllable via the
Wallbox. Monitoring of the customer-installed, mandatory
ventilation system cannot be performed by the P-CHARGE
Wallbox and its integrated P-CHARGE EWS-Box.
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PLEASE NOTE
The selectivity of the building installation must be taken into
account when installing line protection and the residual current device in the upstream power distribution.
WARNING!
Revocation of manufacturer's warranty due to impermissi-
ble changes to the device
Changes to the devices are not permitted. Non-conformance to
this regulation will result in revocation of manufacturer's warranty.
WARNING!
Damage to the communication module
Installation and maintenance operations in direct conjunction
with the P-CHARGE EWS-Box must always be carried out using
ESD equipment. Electrical discharging can damage internal
module components.
2.7 INTENDED USE
WARNING!
The tethered plug connection between the electric vehicle and
the P-CHARGE Wallbox must not be extended by introducing
an additional charging connector and coupler or by adding a
second charging cable. The use of adapter plugs to connect the
vehicle to the charging socket is also prohibited.
WARNING!
The P-CHARGE Wallbox may be utilized exclusively for purposes
outlined in the corresponding technical documentation. Failsafe operation of the P-CHARGE Wallbox is wholly dependent
upon the correct storage, assembly, mounting, installation,
startup, operation and maintenance of the device and, of
course, correct transportation. The corresponding guidelines in
the documentation must be observed.
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3. Scope of delivery
3.1 CHECKLIST PACKAGING UNIT
At delivery please check the contents of the package to ensure all parts have
been included. The following items must be included in the delivery of the
P-CHARGE Wallbox.
• P-CHARGE Wallbox 1x
• Pan Head screws 6x50mm TX30 A2 4x
• Expansion plugs S8 grey 8x40mm 4x
• Sealing washer with EPDM coating 8.4x16 A2 4x
• Self-tapping screw TX 3,5 x 16 center with collar; Stainless steel black 2x
• Drilling template 1:1 1x
• Instruction manual 1x
• Schematic circuit diagram 1x
4. General
4.1 OVERVIEW AND STRUCTURE OF THE WALLBOX
Overview of components visible from the exterior of the P-CHARGE Wallbox
(Image 1)
4.2 CONTROL ELEMENTS
Explanation of individual control elements e.g. buttons on the Wallbox (Im-
age 2).
* "OPTIMIZED CHARGING":
By selecting the function "Optimized Charging", the charging process can
be controlled in accordance with predened parameters. When operating
in conjunction with SmartPvCharge or another embedded system, it is possible to charge electric vehicles using surplus PV energy only. Similarly, any
charging- or eet management system or indeed any other system can be
implemented via LAN or serial interface. SSL Energie is happy to make available the relevant protocol for such implementations.
Control elements
IEC 62196-2 charging cable
(this may vary with other variants)
Charging cable, length approx. 5m
Cable suspension
Mounting points
Rating plate
Button 1
Button 2
Button 3
Charging socket IEC 62196-2 Type 2
Image 1: Exterior view Wallbox
(Variant Wallbox with IEC 62196-2 Type2 charging cable)
1 This functionality is only possible with an active server operation
Picture 2: Control elements of the Wallbox
(Variant Wallbox with IEC 62196-2 Type2 charging socket)
Button Name Function
Button 1 Start button Start the charging process
Button 2 Stop button End the charging process
Button 3 Optimized charging1 Start the charging process
"Optimized charging"*
Table 1: Explanation of control elements
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4.3 RATING PLATE
The following information can be taken from the rating plate (Image 3). Access the rating plate by removing the cover. Instructions on how to remove
the cover can be found in Chapter 5.2.1.
4.4 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
4.4.1 MOUNTING THE WALLBOX CARRIER PLATE
The following image presents an overview of the electro-technical components implemented on the carrier plate. Access the carrier plate and its
components by removing the cover and opening the housing
(Image 4).
4.4.2 OPTIONAL CHARGING CABLES / CHARGING SOCKETS
The P-CHARGE Wallbox is available in a variety of designs. Choose between
charging cable Type 1, charging cable Type 2 and charging socket Type 2.
CHARGING CABLE IEC 621962 TYPE 1
• Charging current: up to 20A
• 4-pole: P+N+PE+CP
• Output power: up to 4.6 kW
CHARGING CABLE IEC 621962 TYPE 2
• Charging current: max. 32A
• 7-pole: 3P+N+PE+CP+PP
• Output power: up to 22 kW
CHARGING SOCKET IEC 621962 TYPE 2
• Charging current: max. 32A
• 7-pole: 3P+N+PE+CP+PP
• Output power: up to 22 kW
EWS Box
Fastening points plug-in card to housing rear panel
Cable laying
Cable in-wall entry
Charging contactor
Terminal clamps ventilation provided by customer
Main connection terminals
Device protection EWS (Microfuse, Rated current 6, 3A,
Rated voltage 250V, Glass tube fuse in accordance
with EN 60127-2-3)
Image 3: Rating plate
(variant specic Rating plate)
Picture 4: Electrical components - Example, technical changes reserved
electrical carrier plate Wallbox with charging cable IEC 62196-2 Type2
(up to 32A)
20500100259
EN61439-7
261020-504
261020-704
261020-804
261020-703
261020-803
20500100260
EN61439-7
261020-504
261020-704
261020-804
261020-703
261020-803
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4.4.3 COMMUNICATION VIA EWS BOX
The communication between the P-CHARGE Wallbox and the electric vehicle
takes place via the integrated P-CHARGE EWS Box.
The EWS Box communication module undertakes all control- and signaling
functions necessary, in accordance with IEC 61851-1, Mode 3, for the connection of an electric vehicle (EV) to an Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment
(EVSE). Parameters for a self-sucient or for a systems-integrated operation
can be congured via HTML pages.
4.4.3.1 TECHN ICAL DATA
Nominal voltage 230 V
Nominal frequency 50 Hz
Power input 3.5 W (max.)
Locking actuator 2x 12V / 3A
Electrical power AC-15 2x300VA
Ambient temperature (during operation) -25 to 70°C
Relative air humidity < 93%
Overvoltage category II
Protection class IP20
Housing 6TE DIN Bearing rail 35mm
4.4.3.2 TERMINAL CLAMPS AND CONNECTIONS
Terminal connections and the connection diagram of the EWS Box are
shown below for incidental maintenance operations.
WARNING!
Cabling and wiring
Cabling and wiring within the P-CHARGE Wallbox must be carried out exclusively by trained professional personnel.
WARNING!
Electrostatic discharge (ESD)
When working on the EWS-Box or on other electrical components within the Wallbox, the appropriate ESD safety measures must be taken to avoid damage to electrical parts.
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The most relevant terminal denotations are outlined once again and in more
detail in the following. Wires should be labeled to avoid erroneous reconnection following a required shutdown or In the event that plugs i.e. screw
terminals or jacks become loose at the EWS Box.
MAINS TERMINAL AND CONTACTOR TERMINAL
DANGER
Particular care and attention is needed when connecting wiring to the mains terminals as this task exposes the engineer to
dangerous levels of voltage. For this reason, many installation
tasks at the mains terminals must be carried out exclusively by
qualied personnel and must be performed under voltagefree conditions only. The standards must be observed in
accordance with DIN/VDE regulations.
X101 MAINS TERMINAL POWER SUPPLY TERMINAL: Connectivity to the
grid is eected across the mains terminal (L1/N/PE) for the EWS Box, for the
contactor circuits and for the ventilation circuitry.
X102 CONTACTOR TERMINAL: The wiring of contactor coils is eected via
the EWS Box. Care is to be taken that for each electric vehicle (EV), a nominal
charge of max. 300VA (AC-15) can be activated. The blower connection activates a contactor / relay which serves both electric vehicles in equal measure.
WARNING!
The connections in the X102 contactor terminal are designed
solely for the activation of charging contacters and/or blower
contacters and should never be used for the transmission of
power to an EV!
EV CONNECTION: The EWS Box generally has the capacity to provide an
independent supply of power to 2 electric vehicles (EV) simultaneously. EV
1 is connected to X401 and EV 2 to X402. The two connections are identical
for both EVs. In the P-CHARGE Wallbox the slot X401 is used for charging
control.
Grounding conductor (PE)
Neutral conductor (N)
Phase (L1)
Contactor fan/blower
Contactor EV2
Contactor EV1
Configuration bridges (Jumper)
Connection EV1
Mains terminal 230V AC (L1)
Contactor terminal
Interfaces RS232 / RJ45
Warnung
Elektrostatische Entladung (ESD)
Bei arbeiten an der EWS-Box oder anderen elektrischen Bauteilen in der
Wallbox Mono sind entsprechende ESD-Sicherheitsmaßnahmen zu
treffen um eine Beschädigung elektrischer Bauteile vorzubeugen.
Konfigurationsbrücken (Jumper)
Anschluss EF1
Anschluss EF
Die EWS-Box ist grundsätzlich in der Lage, 2
Elektrofahrzeuge (EF) unabhängig voneinander
zu versorgen. Dabei wird EF 1 über X401 und
EF 2 über X402 angeschlossen. Die
Anschlüsse für beide EF sind identisch.
X102
X101
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CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR A POWER DISTRIBUTION UNIT X401:
(The connection diagram for the power distribution unit is identical for the
X402 slot). All plug connections are shown in the connection diagram. The
following table denes the occupied slots on the power distribution unit. The
connection diagram varies according to P-CHARGE Wallbox variant.
Sample picture, Circuit diagram
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PIN
no.
Function - Connection point Cable
color
Utilization with
following item
no.s.:
1 Locking device + red 261020-703
261020-8032 Locking device - black
3 Locking response blue
4 +12V red All
5 LED1 grey All
6 LED2 pink All
7 LED3 light blue All
8 LED4 not assigned
9 Proximity (PP) white All
10 Active energy meter S0- not assigned
11 Button 1 green All
12 Button 2 brown All
13 Button 3 black All
14 Button 4 not assigned
15 Charging contactor response orange All
16 RCCB response not assigned
17 PE (GND) dark blue All
18 Control Pilot (CP) red All
COMMUNICATION INTERFACES: The integrated communication interfaces
facilitate the control of access authorization, the local management of
conguration settings and the integration of the module into an existing
management system. The wires must have compatible contact plugs, each
with a retaining clip to prevent unintentional detachment of the connection.
The wires must not protrude from the sides of the clamps.
X201 PC CONFIGURATION: This connection allows for the entry of system-
relevant settings and for the transmission of permanent status queries.
X901 ETHERNET: The internet connection supports data transfer as per
10/100BASE-T and is allocated a MAC Address prior to transmission. The IP
address is preset (192.168.0.1) and can be changed via the conguration
settings (no DHCP).
RS 232
Ethernet
X901
X201 X202
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CONFIGURATION VIA CONFIGURATION SWITCH JUMPER:
The communication module has a number of switches which can be congured by the user to limit the maximal charging power, to reset an IP or to
change the PC-COM on the communication interface X201. Jumpers must
be set prior to startup of the module in order to be recognized. The module
can be be assigned a specic output capacity prior to startup and can therefore be deployed in any number of predened areas. Pins carrying a higher
voltage are removed prior to outbound delivery to comply with the predened maximal output, so as to avoid conguration errors on the part of the
customer which could result in damage to a vehicle at the charging point.
CHARGING CURRENT: A specic output capacity can be allocated to the
EWS Box. This can be eected using the jumper, which must be connected at
start-up of the module in order for the hardware to be recognized.
IPRESET: On removal of the jumper during operation, the current IP address
resets to the default conguration: 192.168.0.1.
PCCOM Connection of the jumper forces local administration across the PC
interface X201. Software updates can be implemented on the EWS Box using
this procedure.
WARNING!
The communication module is not able to balance the
current-carrying capacity against the congured bridge. The
user must therefore ensure that the system is able to full
all necessary prerequisites. The task of the mode bridge is to
compare the capacity of a connected cable with the potential
of the respective system.
IP reset
PC-COM
Charging current 20A
Charging current 32A
Charging current 63A
Charging current 13A
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4.5 TECHNICAL DATA WALLBOX INDEPENDENT OF THE VARIANT
COLOR SCHEMES
• Body RAL 9003
• Front RAL 9003 and RAL 6018
• Custom color schemes on request
DIMENSIONS / WEIGHT
• W / H / D: approx. 278x403x171 mm (without charging cable and plug)
• Depth with charging cable: approx. 236 mm
• Weight (variant specic): approx. 4.8 kg (min.), approx. 7.2 kg (max.)
INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY
• Wall mounting
• Recommended installation height: approx. 1250 mm
• On-wall and in-wall cable routing
- On-wall from above
- In-wall from rear
• Suitable for interior and exterior locations
• Terminal clamps: max. diameter 5x6mm² (Cu)
ELECTROTECHNICAL DATA
• Nominal power congurable: 6A, 10A, 13A, 16A, 20A, 25A, 32A
• Mains frequency: 50Hz
• Nominal voltage: 230/400V AC
• Terminal clamps: 6mm² (L1,L2,L3,N and PE)
• Protection class: IP54
• Overvoltage category: III
• Impact resistance: IK10
• Possible integration of customer-installed ventilation system
• Fault current and surge protection (customer side)
• Charging mode in accordance with IEC 61851-1 (Mode 3)
• Ethernet connection (RJ45)
• Operating status via LED in the buttons
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
• Operational temperature: -25°C to +65°C
• Ambient air pressure: 860hPa to 1060hPa
• Ambient air humidity: 5% to 95%
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4.6 TECHNICAL DATA WALLBOX INDEPENDENT OF THE EQUIPMENT
5. Installation
5.1 REQUIRED INSTALLATION MATERIAL
We recommend that you use the following tools to ensure a correct and
compliant installation of the Wallbox:
• Screwdriver TX 30
• Screwdriver TX 25 (at least 10cm length)
• Screwdriver TX 20
Item no.
261020-504
x
Charging capacity up to 4.6 kW
Charging current up to 32A
Charging capacity up to 22 kW
x
Charging current up to 20A
Charging capacity up to 13.9 kW
Item no.
261020-704
261020-804
Item no.
261020-703
261020-803
Charging capacity up to 4.6 kWCharging capacity up to 4.6 kW
x
Charging current up to 32A
x
Charging current up to 32A
x
Charging capacity up to 22 kW
x
Charging capacity up to 22 kW
x
Charging current up to 20A
x
Charging current up to 20A
x
Charging capacity up to 13.9 kW
x
Charging capacity up to 13.9 kW
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5.2 PREPARING FOR THE INSTALLATION
5.2.1 PREPARING THE WALLBOX
Please start by removing the Wallbox cover. The Wallbox cover to be
removed is outlined in Image 5 with a red dotted line. To do this take hold
of the cover at the underside of the Wallbox and pull forward and upwards,
see Image 5. The front panel can be pulled away from the underside of the
Wallbox where it is xed closed with two plastic catches. Once released, the
housing cover can now be lifted upwards and away (see Image 6).
In the next step remove the 6 x screws which connect the body of the Wallbox to the carrier plate. Use a TX25 screwdriver (min. length 10 cm). Positioning of the screws is demonstrated in Image 7.
The Wallbox body can now be removed by pulling it towards you.
5.3 PREPARING FOR THE ONWALL CONNECTION
Insofar as the electric supply line and/or the data line/s are surface mounted
and routed into the Wallbox the Wallbox carrier plate must make provision
for this. Lines enter the device at the top side of the Wallbox. There are three
possible entry points into the carrier plate, which, itself, is xed at its middle
points via a small central hole.
In each case, please ensure that the protection class IP54 (protection on all sides
against spray water and dust in damaging quantities) is safeguarded following
mounting of the cable glands. Cable glands must be mounted as follows.
PROCEDURE FOR CREATING LINE ENTRYPOINTS
1. Dene the position and number of entry-points.
2. Determine size of glands (M16, M20, M25 or M32)
3. Remove the carrier plate with the electric wiring. Using a TX 20 screwdriver loosen the 6 fastening screws which serve to connect the carrier
plate to the housing rear panel, see Image 8.
4. Pre-drill aperture using a twist drill.
5. Create the entry-point (max. M32 centrally and M25 left and right)
using a step drill.
6. Mount the desired glands (M16, M20, M25 or M32).
7. Now rejoin the base plate to the carrier plate by tightening the 3
screws loosened in step 3.
Picture 5: Removal of
facing 1
Picture 6: Removal of
facing 2
Image 9: Overview of position of
designated on-wall entry points
Image 8: Position of carrier plate and
mounting rack - Example, technical
changes reserved
Picture 7: Position of the
housing screws
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5.4 MOUNTING THE WALLBOX
Please determine the optimal location and position for the P-CHARGE Wallbox prior to mounting. Ensure you take the measurements of the Wallbox
into account!
Height H 403mm
Width W 278mm
Depth with charging socket D
1
171mm
Depth with charging cable D
2
236mm
Mandatory height of centre of charging point c1250 mm above nished
oor. See Image 13 (P-CHARGE Wallbox 261020-704, similarly other variants).
The exact position of supply lines with in-wall installations can be taken from
Image 14 or from the drilling template included in delivery. The Wallbox
should be mounted in a place and position which allows for optimal accessibility by the user. Please observe the standard cable length (approx. 5m) of
the P-CHARGE Wallbox (EVSE) and the position of the charging bush on the
electric vehicle (EV).
5.4.1 MOUNTING THE WALLBOX CARRIER PLATE
1. Align the drilling template perpendicular to the desired position and secure.
2. Mark the position of drill holes and remove the drilling template. Next
drill holes - diameter 8mm. According to the screw anchor manufacturer the boreholes should be drilled to a depth of at least 55mm.
3. Laying supply lines
a) On-wall: Feed supply lines into the glands
(only once rear wall has been mounted should the glands be secured)
b) In-wall: Feed supply lines through the rear wall.
The lines must be fed through correctly at the required membrane spouts.
4. Secure the carrier plate of the Wallbox to the wall using pan head
screws 6x50mm and sealing washers, tightening at TX20 A2 as is
appropriate for the masonry.
5. Connect customer supply line to the designated main connection
terminal X1.
Picture 10: Wallbox dimensions,
front view
H
W
278mm
403mm
1250mm
D
2
Picture 12: Wallbox dimensions,
front view charging cable
Image 13: Installation height
Picture 11: Wallbox dimensions,
front view charging socket
D
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WARNING!
Such work must be carried out exclusively by qualied electrical technicians! A faulty neutral conductor can cause irrevocable damage to the device. Ensure appropriate dimensioning
of the connection line. Dimensioning of the connection line
is subject to installation type, line length, charging capacity
(of Wallbox) etc. and can therefore not be predened as a
standard. The connection line must be secured well enough to
ensure it does not come loose from the terminal clamps. The
connection line length must be short enough to avoid potential contact with other live connections but long enough to
incorporate the necessary safety devices.
6. A LAN connection can be established at the Ethernet port (X301) of the
EWS-Box as an option. In the same way the ventilation of the building
can also be connected to the EWS Box at the terminal clamp X3 (see
schematic circuit diagram).
WARNING!
The connections in the X102 contactor terminal are designed
solely for the activation of charging contacters and/or blower
contacters and should never be used for the transmission of
power to an EV!
7. Ensure that the supply lines are strain-relieved and that the insulation
standards are adhered to. Additional fastening points are available to
facilitate the running of lines through the Wallbox (via cable retainer).
4x fastening points for wall mounting
Bushing - data cable
Bushing - power supply cable
Controller for customer-installed ventilation system
Picture 14: P-CHARGE Wallbox drilling template
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5.4.2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF THE WALLBOX
The electrical connection of the Wallbox must comply with a number of
specications, depending upon the variant and its respective connection
capacity.
PLEASE NOTE
The following electrical installation data is oered by the
company SSL Energie in the form of recommendation. The
data must be supplemented or if necessary even reworked to
correspond with respective country regulations and norms.
PLEASE NOTE
The technical connection conditions of the respective network
operators are to be observed with regard to unbalanced load.
8. Loosely tighten the 6 fastening screws M5x20 using a TX25 screwdriver,
see gure 7.
9. Align the housing once more and check its correct position; safeguard
that the seal faces have sucient contact.
10. Now tighten the 6 screws fully.
11. All that now remains to complete the installation, is to replace the front
housing of the Wallbox. Fit the tongue at the upper side of the housing
cover into the corresponding groove in the Wallbox housing and push
the housing cover at the lower end of the Wallbox to the back.
12. Your Wallbox is now fully installed and can be used to charge electric
vehicles.
5.4.2.1 RESIDUAL CURRENT CIRCUIT BREAKER RCCB TYPE B
If the load characteristic relating to potential DC residual currents > 6mA
is not known then measures must be taken to assure protection in the
event of residual current, e.g. through deployment of an RCD Type B, c.f.
DIN VDE 0100-722 (VDE 0100-722):2012-10. To this end we recommend
the implementation of a so-called "AC/DC" sensitive residual current circuit
breaker (RCCB). This "Type B RCCB" is not included with the Wallbox and
must be incorporated in the upstream house installation. SSL Energie hereby
recommends the implementation of RCCB Type B ABB F204 B+40/0,03 or a
comparable element.
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5.4.2.2 CIRCUIT BREAKER
Appropriate fuse protection should incorporated to correspond with the
Wallbox variant to be installed. The following table taken from the DIN EN
60898-1 (VDE 0641-11 supplementary sheet 1) should help you select the
correct MCB. The MCB must be aligned to conform with prevailing conditions at the installation site.
SSL Energie recommends the installation of the MCB ABB S203-C16N for
charging points of up to 20A and the MCB ABB S203-C32N for charging
points of up to 32A or comparable.
Step
no.
Size to
be dened
Inuencing
parameters
Framework
conditions to
be identied
Selection guide
1 Required
cross-section
Wiring method Intended
operating current
across line I
b
Wiring method
No. loaded conductors
DIN VDE 298-4
(VDE 0298-4),
Table 3
2 Ambient tem-
perature
Correction factor
for admissible
current-carrying
capacity/ampacity lz
Ambient temperature varying
from 30°C
DIN VDE 0298-4
(VDE 0298-4),
Table 17 for PVCisolated copper
conductors
3 Grouping
Correction factor
for admissible
current-carrying
capacity
Number of laid
wires
No. of wiring
methods
DIN VDE 0298-4
(VDE 0298-4),
Tables 21 to 23
4 Line voltage
drop
Generally 3%
nominal voltage
of operating current Line length
DIN VDE 0100520 Suppl. 2 (VDE
0100-520 Suppl.
2). Tables 2 and 3
5 Shut down con-
dition in event
of fault
Line length
MCB characteristic (B,C,D) dened
via Step 8
DIN VDE 0100520 Suppl. 2 (VDE
0100-520 Suppl.
2). Table 4:
6 Rated current
In of the circuit breaker
Protection in
event of overload
Admissible
current-carrying
capacity/ampacity of the line
DIN VDE 0100430 (VDE 0100-
430) section 5
7 Rated cur-
rent with
temperature
derogating
from 30°C in
distributor
Ambient temperature in the
distributor
Ambient temperature varying
from 30°C in
distributor
Manufacturer's
data sheets
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8 MCB char-
acteristic (B.
C. D)
Inrush currents Expected start-
ing- and inrush
currents of the
equipment
6.6 of this instruction manual, in
accordance with
DIN EN 60898-1
(VDE 0641-11),
Table 2
9 Rated break-
ing capacity
Prospective
short-circuit
currents
Short-circuit
current that
can occur in the
plant, in Germany
TAB (technical
connection conditions) stipulates
at least 6kA.
DIN VDE 0100430 (VDE 0100-
430), section 6
DIN EN 60898-1
(VDE 0641-11),
5.3.4
10 Selectivity Protective
elements
connected in
sequence
I²t-characteristic
for MCB and preactivated protective element for
prospective shortcircuit current.
Section 8 of
this instruction
manual
11 Power limita-
tion class
Selectivity specications
In Germany TAB
(technical connection conditions)
stipulates Power
Limitation Class 3
DIN VDE 0100430 (VDE 0100-
430), 6.3 and 6.7
of this instruction
manual
Source: DIN EN 60898-1 supplementary sheet1
5.4.2.3 CABLE SPECIFICATIONS CONNECTION LINE
The connection line must be laid in accordance with the local and national
guidelines for the dimensioning of wiring, from which specications for the
minimum cross section of a conductor can be taken. Inuencing criteria for
the dimensioning of lines includes:
• Wiring method, Selection guide in accordance with DIN VDE 298-4
(VDE 0298-4), Table 3
• Ambient temperature; selection guide according to DIN VDE 0298-4
(VDE0298-4) Table 17 for PVC isolated copper conductors
• Grouping, selection guide in accordance with DIN VDE 0298-4 (VDE
0298-4), Tables 21 to 23
• Voltage drop on the line, selection guide in accordance with DIN VDE
0100-520 Suppl. 2 (VDE 0100-520 Suppl.), Tables 2 and 3
• Wiring material, copper (Cu) or aluminium (Al)
• Line length
• Planned power to be transmitted
When dimensioning the connection line the DIN VDE 0100 Section 520
maybe a helpful source of reference for determining the cross section of the
conductor. According to the following extract from the DIN VDE 0100-520
Suppl. 2 (VDE 0100-520 Suppl. 2):2010-10 the following values apply in
the event of a voltage drop of 3% for determining the cross section of the
conductor, depending upon the line length and maximum permissible
operating current.
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Operating
current
Max. permissible cable and line length Imax in m
Conductor diameter in mm2
A 1.5 2.5 4 6 10 16 25 35 70 95 120
6 92 150
10 55 90 141
16 34 56 88 132
20 28 45 70 106
25 36 56 85 142
35 40 60 101 160
Source: DIN VDE 0100-520 Suppl. 2 (VDE 0100-520 Suppl. 2):2010-10: Table 2:
The following values apply with conductor temperatures of 30°C Threephase circuits with nominal plant voltage of 400V 50Hz. In 1-phase alternating current circuits, the lengths must be multiplied by a factor of 0.5. In other
line voltage drops, the cable lengths must be multiplied by the respective
factors published in the following table.
Line voltage
drop
Factor
1% 0.33
1.50% 0.5
4% 1.33
5% 1.67
8% 2.67
10% 3.33
Source: DIN VDE 0100-520 Suppl. 2 (VDE 0100-520 Suppl. 2):2010-10: Table 3:
WARNING!
Please note that the precursory guidelines relating to conductor cross-sections are solely indications taken from the designated DIN standards. The actual conductor cross section may
be inuenced by a number of factors relating to the respective
installation and may therefore vary from the recommendation
oered here.
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5.4.3 MOUNTING THE WALLBOX HOUSING
The Wallbox rear panel is now securely xed on the wall. Only the Wallbox
housing remains to be tted. The next steps outline how this is to be done:
1. Take the front housing in both hands and position parallel to the rear panel.
2. Next, push the front housing onto the rear panel already installed.
WARNING!
Ensure that individual strands of wire e.g. for the buttons, are
safely laid within the interior of the Wallbox and are not caught
between parts to be screwed together.
WARNING!
Take care not to damage the seals on the inner side of the
housing when doing so.
3. Loosely tighten the 6 fastening screws M5x20 using a TX25 screwdriver,
see gure 7.
4. Align the housing once more and check its correct position; safeguard
that the seal faces have sucient contact.
5. Now tighten the 6 screws fully. Torque: 8 Nm
6. Now replace the front housing of the Wallbox to complete the installation. Fit the tongue at the upper side of the housing cover into the corresponding groove in the Wallbox housing and push the housing cover
at the lower end of the Wallbox to the back.
7. Your Wallbox is now fully installed and can be used to charge electric
vehicles.
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6. Operational Startup
Once installation is complete the Wallbox can be started up. Engage the
fuses in your building distribution cabinet. The Wallbox will now be switched
to operation mode. Initialization of the Wallbox can take approx. 3-5 mins
as the integrated buer of the EWS-Box must be charged rst. This is used
to control the charging process but only applies with P-CHARGE Wallbox
variants 261020-703, 261020-803) During this phase the LED buttons ash.
Charging from the buer is initiated if the Wallbox is separated from the grid
supply e.g. in the event of a power outage. The buer is not suitable for the
charging of electric vehicles, but is used solely to take control of and unlock
the Wallbox charging socket in the event of an electrical outage.
PLEASE NOTE
The P-CHARGE Wallbox is delivered ready to connect. The
following chapter relating to system startup applies only if a
roll-back or reconguration of software settings is required, if
software updates are to be installed or if charging processes
are to be monitored online.
6.1 CONFIGURATION OF THE EWSBOX
6.1.1 CONFIGURATION OF THE LANCONNECTION
To set up the EWS Box with rmware, a new LAN connection must be generated. Access the conguration settings by pressing the "Start" button on your
operating system. Next select the folder Network and Sharing Center in the
Control Panel. Select the button "LAN connection" to congure a new LAN
connection.
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Image 17:
Characteristics of the
Internet protocol Version 4
In this window you must
now change the default
IP address „192.168.0.2“,
enter the subnet mask
„255.255.255.0“ and con-
rm all with „OK“. Please
ensure, when deploying several EWS boxes
(networked to one server)
that each has a xed IP
address.
Image 15:
Establish new LAN
connection
The conguration window
(left) then opens. Press the
button "Characteristics" .
Image 16:
Characteristics of
LAN connections
In the next pop-up
window double-click to
select the menu item
"Internet protocol Version
4 (TCP/IPv4)“
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6.1.2 CONFIGURATION VIA EWS FIRMWARE HTML
Once the default IP address (192.168.0.1) has been entered in the navigation
bar of your internet browser, the start page is called up. When operational,
the respective status of the charging point is displayed. A password is not
required for login at factory setting. A password can be generated under the
menu item Installation.
CHARGING POINT: The charging process can be initiated or terminated
by clicking on the "Start" or "Stop" buttons. This option is only available,
however, if a vehicle is connected to the Wallbox. Data on this menu page
relating to the charged kWh/ time can only be obtained in conjunction with
an additionally installed active energy meter. An example of this type of
connection is given in Chapter 5.4.2.4 where an "S0 active energy meter" is
represented.
6.1.3 DETAILS
In the header "Details" you can look up more precise information relating to
previous, or still active charging processes. These details represent information relating to the start of the charging process, to the end of the charging process and to the removal of the plug. The EWS-Box also displays the
maximum available charging current. This charging current equates to the
maximum current (A) as is dened in Chapter 6.15. Also indicated here is the
specic power source from which the electric vehicle is to be charged.
WARNING!
The maximum charging current at which a vehicle can be
charged is dependent upon the individual vehicle itself. Data
relating to the maximum charging current for your vehicle can
be requested from your vehicle manufacturer.
6.1.4 SETTINGS
Under Settings, details can be stored such as date, time and user data. Several EWS Boxes can be administered on the network by entering user data
and the corresponding server settings on the customer-side.
The menu item RFID card administration is not relevant in the context of
the Wallbox as this is an authorization-free variant of the P-CHARGE product
series and therefore does not require external activation.
In the following table, parameters are dened that can be set via the conguration pages of the EWS-Box. The parameters in the heading "Settings"
mainly serve to connect the Wallbox to a customer server.
Picture 18: EWS Box start page
Picture 20: EWS Box settings
Set date and time
Network settings for server connection
Picture 19: EWS Box charging details
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User data
User password For logging on to the website and for chang-
ing the following settings (not congured in
delivery mode)
Language User language of website
Time zone Current time-zone
Own IP address IP address of the Wallbox (for server and web-
site)
Own port Source port of the Wallbox for the server con-
nection
Gateway Network settings for the server connection
Network mask Network settings for the server connection
Server IP address Server address of target server
Server Port Server address of target server
6.1.5 INSTALLATION
In the header "Installation" you can call up software information. Via this
header you can also upgrade Firmware or import/export previous installation settings. Similarly, max. charging power previously dened via the
"Jumper" (c.f. Chapter 4.4.3.2 (pg. 14) ) can be limited further, manually.
SOFTWARE INFORMATION:
Parameters Function
Firmware Here you can look up the current rmware of the
EWS-Box.
Serial number Serial number of the EWS Box
Max. current (Jumper) The max. current determined by the jumper c.f.
Chapter 4.4.3.2 is displayed here. The charging
current in the current conguration cannot
exceed that which is dened here. To achieve a
higher charging capacity the jumper must be
modied in accordance with Chapter 4.4.3.2.
RFID-Firmware Not used
Current RFID number Not used
Current RFID user Not used
Current RFID status Not used
PowerBackup Here you can see if a power backup circuit board
is installed. In an idle state this circuit board
collects sucient energy to activate the locking
device. This function applies only to variants of
the Wallbox with item no.s: 261020-701, 261020703, 261020-801, 261020-803
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IMPORT / EXPORT
WARNING!
Take care not to damage the seals on the inner side of the
housing when doing so.
IMPORT CONFIGURATION
By selecting the button "Search..." you can import previously generated
congurations.
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By selecting the button "Download" set congurations can be backed up
externally - to a PC etc.
An options window now opens in which you can select from a list of previously exported congurations. The selected conguration can subsequently
be imported and uploaded.
EXPORT CONFIGURATION
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FIRMWARE UPDATE
By selecting the button "Search..." you can load new rmware onto your EWS-Box
thus ensuring that your Wallbox is always running the latest software technology.
You can nd the latest respective rmware version in the Downloads area of the
SSL Energie GmbH website at www.SSL Energie.eu/ews-box
FIRMWARE UPDATE
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Simply conrm your selected rmware version by pressing the button "up-
load" The Wallbox will now be uploaded to your EWS-Box. Once the upload
is complete you must wait approx. 10 seconds for the HTML page of your
browser to reload then you can activate the latest rmware.
In this options window you can select the latest version of rmware on your
computer and by conrming the selection with
"Open" the rmware is saved
to the HTML-page.
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SYSTEM PARAMETERS: System parameters can be set using the options on
the right. These can only be modied if you are already logged on as Admin.
Parameters Function/Explanation
Admin password For logging on to the website and for changing the
following settings (not congured in delivery mode)
Charging ports Not relevant as only one charging socket available.
Active energy meter Not installed in Wallbox
Active power meter 2 Not installed in Wallbox
System mode Ethernet/RS232
RFID Not installed in Wallbox
I/O Buttons and LEDs are controlled manually /
automatically via the server
Locking Integrated Mode 3 locking system, only relevant for
Wallbox Item no.s 261020-703, 261020-803.
Ventilation Ventilation can be supported, designated plug ter-
minals present (X3, see schematic circuit diagram).
Connection on customer side required
Port 1 Mode Mode 1 (Schuko) or Mode 3 (PWM)
Port 2 Mode Mode 1 (Schuko) or Mode 3 (PWM)
Mode cable Modular: to be congured for item no.:
261020-703, 261020-803
Integrated: to be congured for item no.:
261020-504, 61020-704, 261020-804
Maximum current (A) If unequal 0: Limitation of electricity supply (if
smaller than jumper setting) with integrated
cable: manual resistance value. The charging current set via the jumper (c.f. Chapter 4.4.3.2) can be
limited further here.
Maximum current 2 (A)
Not relevant for Wallbox
Voltage (V) Applied voltage at charging port 1, single phased
charging (230V), three-phase charging (400V)
Voltage 2 (V) Not relevant for Wallbox
Powerfail Following a power outage to the box the charging
process will either be restarted automatically or
will require a manual restart.
RFID Pin Not relevant for Wallbox
User name Installation information provided by the customer
Street Installation information provided by the customer
City Installation information provided by the customer
Telephone Installation information provided by the customer
Customer number Installation information provided by the customer
Once these parameters are set the Wallbox conguration is complete and is
available for the charging of electric vehicles.
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7. Handling
7.1 WALLBOX FOR PRIVATE USE
The Wallbox is designed for private use, meaning it requires no authorization
to initiate the start or end of a charging process.
START CHARGING PROCESS:
To start a charging session, plug the cable for the electric vehicle into the
appropriate charging socket of the Wallbox (a). For the Wallbox variant with
xed charging cable (b), plug the cable into the appropriate charging socket
of the electric vehicle.
The Start button (button 1) begins to ash green. Now press the start button
to activate the charging process. The button is backlit in green for the duration of the charging process.
TERMINATE CHARGING PROCESS:
To end the vehicle charging session, press the Stop button (button 2). Charging
is complete, the Start button is no longer lit and you can remove the charging
plug from the socket (a) or the charging cable plug (b) from the vehicle.
7.2 WALLBOX IN "OPTIMIZED CHARGING" MODE
As outlined in 4.2/ Control elements, for this variant, you require connection
to a server. If you have a web-capable computer, you can establish a connection between server and EWS-Box via LAN cable. Next set up the necessary
HTML page required for this, as explained in Chapter 6.1.
START CHARGING PROCESS:
To start a charging session, plug the cable for the electric vehicle into the
appropriate charging socket of the Wallbox (a). For the Wallbox variant with
xed charging cable (b), plug the cable into the appropriate charging socket
of the electric vehicle.
The "Optimised Charging" process is selected by pressing Button 3. Press
Button 1 now to start charging your vehicle in optimized charging mode.
Depending on the parameters chosen for server connection, the charging
session may not begin immediately but only then when these parameters
have been fullled. The buttons are backlit in orange and green for the duration of the charging process.
Terminate charging process:
To end the vehicle charging session, press the Stop button (button 2). Charging
is complete, the Start button is no longer lit and you can remove the charging
plug from the socket (a) or the charging cable plug (b) from the vehicle.
a) charging socket b) xed cable
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8. Maintenance
8.1 SERVICE NOTES
The Wallbox is designed to require minimal maintenance. It can be cleaned
with common detergents as necessary. Please avoid the use of scrubbing
powders or detergents with abrasive particles.
Repeated audit tests should be carried out on the P-CHARGE Wallbox in accordance with BGV A3 or the respective country norms and regulations. The
following audit test intervals apply in accordance with the following extract
from the BGB A3.
Facility/equipment Test in-
tervals
Type of functionality audit
Inspector
Electrical plants and stationary equipment in "industrial
premises, rooms and plants of a
particular type" (DIN VDE 0100
Group 700)
1 year for an orderly
condition
Qualied
electrical
technician
Fault current, alternating current and error voltage switches
in stationary plants
6 months for error-free
functionality
when operating
the test facility
User
Source: BGV A3 Accident prevention regulation – Table 1A
We recommend that a complete functionality audit of the P-CHARGE Wallbox be carried out every 6 months to ensure the best possible performance
of the device.
WARNING!
Maintenance works
Please note that these tasks should be carried out by trained,
technical personnel only.
8.2 TROUBLESHOOTING
In the event of an error, Button 3 is permanently backlit in red until the error
is corrected.
• POWER FAILURE: In the event of power failure, the Wallbox automati-
cally shuts down. Once power is reestablished, the Wallbox will restart
by restoring the status saved at the point of outage. The power backup
board in the EWS Box must, however, now be recharged. This can take
approx. 2-3 minutes. The Wallbox is then fully functional. The control
elements of the Wallbox are backlit while the power backup board is
charging.
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• ERROR: INVALID CONFIGURATION: In this case please log into the
HTML page as Administrator and congure your EWS Box under menu
item "Installations", according to your required parameters. Under
menu item "Maximum current (A)" enter the applicable Current Value
for your system and save this to the settings.
• ERROR: VENTILATION NOT SUPPORTED: Here the ventilation system
you use is not supported by the EWS Box. In such case, please change
the ventilation system. It could, however, be the case that the respective ventilation system is not yet activated in the settings on the HTML
page. Log in to the HTML page as Administrator and change the setting
"System parameter - Ventilation" under menu item "Installations". Otherwise check connection of the ventilator contactor in the contactor
terminal X102.
• ERROR: LOCKING/UNLOCKING MECHANISM: In this case, please
check the connection to the socket actuator. The plug may have been
incorrectly inserted in the bushing/port or the connection of the locking device to the EWS Box pins may not be correct. In that case, please
contact your service partner. This error may only occur with variant
Wallbox with charging socket.
• ERROR: ACTIVATE CONTACTOR: Here there is a faulty contact in the
EWS Box in the contactor terminal X102 for contactor EV 1. It may be
necessary to disconnect and reconnect these. It might also be possible
that the charging contactor feedback signal to the X401 for EV 1 is failing due to an incorrect connection / contact at the Pins 15.
• ERROR: CURRENT VALUE CABLE / INTERRUPTED CHARGE CABLE:
Either a cable which is incompatible with this charging station has
been used with an incorrect resistance code or the cable is defect.
Replace the charging cable with a correct / functioning cable.
• IN THE EVENT OF OTHER ERRORS: In each case, please restart the
Wallbox by switching o the RCCB at the main switch in the building
distribution box and on again after approx. 30 seconds.
PLEASE NOTE
The exact positions on the EWS-Box can be referenced in
Chapter 4.4.3.2. This information is available in electronic format
- please refer to Chapter 8.3 for links to the documentation.
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8.3 LINKS FOR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
The following linked documentation may provide you with an electronic
supplement to the information you have relating to the Wallbox.
EWS-Box operating instructions:
https://www.ssl-energie.de/service/downloads
EWS Box Quick guide to operations / HTML conguration:
https://www.ssl-energie.de/service/downloads
EWS Box Quick guide to operations - DE:
https://www.ssl-energie.de/service/downloads
EWS Box Quick guide to operations - EN:
https://www.ssl-energie.de/service/downloads
FAQ’s relating to P-CHARGE:
https://www.ssl-energie.de/service/downloads
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9. Conformity
9.1 ASSOCIATED GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS
IEC 61851-1:2010 and / or EN 61851-1:2011 - Part1: General requirements
IEC 61851-22 and / or EN 61851-22:2002: AC charging stations for electric vehicles
IEC 61439-5:2010 EN 61439-5:2011 - Part 5: Switchgear and controlgear as-
semblies for power distribution in public networks
IEC 61439-7:2011 and / or EN 61439-7:2011 – Part 7 (Draft): Switchgear and
controlgear assemblies for specic installations at public sites such as marinas,
camping sites, market squares and similar applications and for charging sta-
tions for electrical vehicles
IEC 61000-6-3:2006 and / or EN 61000-6-3: Generic standards - interference
emission for the living area, business and industrial areas and for the small-scale
enterprise
IEC 61000-4-3:2006 and / or EN 61000-4-3: Audit- and measurement procedures -
Testing of immunity to high-frequency electronmagnetic elds
IEC 61000-4-2:2009 and / or EN 61000-4-2: Audit- and measurement procedures -
Testing of immunity to the discharge of static electricity
IEC 61000-2-2:2002 and / or EN 61000-2-2: Environmental conditions, compat-
ibility level with low frequency, conducted disturbance and the transmission of
signals in public, low voltage networks
IEC 61000-4-11:1994 and / or EN 61000-4-11: Audit- and measurement proce-
dures - Testing of immunity to the voltage drops, short interruptions and voltage
uctuations
IEC 60950-1:2005 and / or EN 60950-1: Information technology equipment Security - Part 1 General requirements
IEC 60950-22:2005 and / or EN 60950-22: Information technology equipment
- Security - Part 22 Equipment for the exterior area
VDE 0100-722 – Part 7-722: Construction of low-voltage electrical installations - Part 7-722: Requirements for special installations or locations
VDE-AR-N 4102: Outdoor connection cabinets connected to the low voltage
distribution network of the general power supply - Technical requirements for
the connection of stationary switch and control cabinets, meter connection
columns, telecommunication systems and electric vehicle charging stations
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9.2 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
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10. Disposal
This electrical device for the charging of electrically driven vehicles. The PCHARGE Wallbox is labeled in accordance with the EU guidelines 2002/96/CE
relating to old electrical and electronic devices (WEEE).
Disposal must be eected in accordance with the valid environmental directives for the disposal of waste materials. Before the device is disposed of it
should be rendered inoperable.
Electrical and electronic devices must not be disposed of with the general
household waste. They must be collected separately, disassembled in electrical recycling plants where all reusable parts are put back into circulation.
Please ensure that the device is correctly recycled to avoid negative repercussions on the environment and human health which could result from
non-compliant disposal.
For further information relating to the disposal and recycling of products,
SSL Energie GmbH would like to recommend you make contact with your
community services - (Environmental Oce, municipal authorities etc.) or
with a local waste disposal organisation - or even with your direct supplier.
CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THE PACKAGING
The P-CHARGE Wallbox requires appropriate packaging materials to safeguard the device during transportation, although the company SSL Energie
makes every eort to keep this to a minimum. Furthermore, we chose to
select only environmentally compatible and reusable packaging materials.
SSL Energie would therefore like to request that you too ensure an environmentally correct method of disposing of your packaging materials.
10 Entsorgung
Dieses elektrische Gerät zur Ladung elektrisch betriebener Fahrzeuge. Die P-
CHARGE Wallbox Mono, ist entsprechend der EU-Richtlinie 2002/96/CE über
Elektro- und Elektronik-Altgeräte (WEEE) gekennzeichnet.
Die Entsorgung muss im Einklang mit den geltenden Umweltrichtlinien für die
Abfallentsorgung erfolgen. Bevor das Gerät entsorgt wird, sollte es zudem
funktionsunfähig gemacht werden.
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Instruction Manual Updated 08/2016
© SSL Energie GmbH, 2016, I800039GB, V4
A product of SSL Energie GmbH | Donaupark 13 | 93309 Kelheim | www.ssl-energie.de
Subject to technical modications and printing errors. Status as of 08/2016
Installation of the product and connection to the grid must be carried out exclusively by qualied personnel. The product requires regular maintenance in accordance with the service information
included on delivery. We recommend that maintenance of the product be carried out by appropriately trained experts. We accept no liability for damage of any kind not covered by the General
Terms and Conditions; particularly for damage caused by vandalism, lightning/overvoltage, nor for consequential costs for automobiles / vehicles nor according to technical connection regulations. In the event of a warranty claim, the company SSL Energie GmbH shall bear the costs required for transport, travel, labour and materials only; excluded are the additional and potentially
substantial costs incurred for transfer of the object to a location other than the target site. In the event of a warranty claim, the product must be returned to the company SSL Energie GmbH for
fault diagnosis and supplementary performance if required. The General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Supply of SSL Energie GmbH (AGB) shall apply here. These can be referenced on the
internet under http://www.ssl-energie.de. Clause 10 of the AGB is not applicable in this case.
12. Contact data
ADDRESS OF THE MANUFACTURER:
SSL Energie GmbH
Donaupark 13
93309 Kelheim
ADDRESS OF THE SERVICE PARTNER:
(Please enter contact details for the service partner here)
SERIAL NUMBER:
(Please refer to the rating plate on your charging station and enter the serial no. here)
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