ABL Wallbox eM4 Single User manual

Wallbox
eM4 Single
Installation manual
Article No.: 0301504_EN_a

2Contact
Contact
ABL GmbH
Albert-Büttner-Straße 11
91207 Lauf / Pegnitz
Germany
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[email protected]
www.ablmobility.de
Customer Service
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www.ablmobility.de/en/service/support/
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Revision: 0301504_EN_a Version: 27.10.23

3Contents
Contents
Contact 2
Additional technical information 5
Intended use 5
Information in this document 5
Safety and user information 6
General 6
Safety instructions 6
Operating instructions 8
Introduction to the Wallbox eM4Single 9
Identifying your wallbox 9
The Wallbox eM4Single at a glance 10
How the HMI works 12
Information displayed in the energy meter 14
Forming charging groups and network topologies 15
External load shedding in accordance with VDEAR-N4100 18
Components included with the wallbox 18
Accessories 19
Installation of the Wallbox eM4Single 22
Installation site requirements 22
Tools and accessories required 23
Inserting the power and data cables 24
Preparing the installation site 25
Preparing and fixing the wallbox in place 27
Electrical connection of the wallbox 28
Phase rotation within a charging group 30
Data cable connections 30
Connecting a control cable in accordance with VDE AR-N 4100 31
Preparing and installing the LTE USB stick 32
Setup of the Wallbox eM4Single 33
Configuring the Wallbox eM4Single 35
Availability of the ABL Configuration App 35
Setting up communication via the ABL Configuration App 35
Onboarding – Configuration of an Extender wallbox for stand-alone operation 39
Onboarding – Configuring the Controller/ Extender operating mode 39
Control Board settings and reboarding 40
Description of the charging process 42
Error resolution and maintenance 45
Support via the ABL Support page 45
Quick solution for general problems 46

4Contents
Testing the RCCB 47
Taking the Wallbox eM4Single out of operation 48
Replacing the RCCB flap 49
Replacing the lever lock in an RCCB flap 50
Replacing the charging socket flap 51
Replacing the housing cover 52
Resetting the wallbox and restoring to factory settings 54
Actions in case of internal errors, notes and warnings 55
Maintenance 57
Appendix 58
Technical specifications 58
Standards and guidelines 60
Overview of the radio modules used 61
Trademarks 61
Data cable recommendations 61
Definitions 62
Disposal advice 63
Dimensions 63
CE certification and compliance declaration 64
Drilling template illustration 65

5Additional technical information
Additional technical information
Additional technical information is required to install your Wallbox eM4Single on one of the separately available mounting poles, as
well as regarding further accessories. It is contained in separate documents.
In addition, the technical data for the wallbox are collated in product-specific data sheets. You can download these documents from
the ABL website using the following link:
https://www.ablmobility.de/en/service/downloads.php
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Displaying the additional information on a computer, tablet or smartphone
Additional technical information is made available in the Portable Document Format (PDF).
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You can find further information about our product range, as well as about separately available accessory components on our website
at www.ablmobility.de/en. Please visit:
https://www.ablmobility.de/en
Intended use
The Wallbox eM4Single is a charging system for exclusive charging of electric-powered vehicles (BEV or PHEV) in mode 3 as specified
in the IEC 61851-1 standard. It has a single charging socket for connecting a certified charging cable in accordance with IEC 62196-2
and is suitable for stationary installation indoors as well as outdoors, taking into account local rules and regulations and within the
permissible ambient conditions. The wallbox can be installed and operated as a stand-alone solution or in conjunction with identical
or compatible charging stations in a charging group. The electrical installation must be carried out by a qualified specialist electrical
contractor. No prior knowledge is required in practical operation after commissioning. However, the safety information and instructions
for use must be taken into account and adhered to at all times.
Information in this document
This document explains how to install, configure and commission the Wallbox eM4Single: It is recommended that all working steps
described in this document are carried out by a qualified specialist electrical contractor only!
Technical information User Specialist electrical
contractor
xInstallation manual (this document)
xData sheets
xOperating manual

6 Safety and user information
Safety and user information
General
This manual describes all working steps required to install and/or operate the product it concerns.
Certain sections of this manual are specially formatted for quick and easy reference.
xDescriptions listing equally valid options are indicated by bullet points.
1 Descriptions listing operating steps are numbered in chronological order.
JDescriptions that require an additional step are marked with an arrow.
DANGER
Indicates life-threatening electrical voltages
Sections marked with this symbol indicate electrical voltages that present a danger of loss of life or grievous bodily injury.
xActions marked with this symbol must not be carried out under any circumstances.
ATTENTION
Indicates important actions and further hazards
Sections marked with this symbol indicate further hazards that may result in damage to the product or to other connected
components.
xActions marked with this symbol must be carried out with special care.
NOTE
Indicates important information for operation or installation
Sections marked with this symbol indicate further important information and features necessary for successful operation.
xActions marked with this symbol should be carried out as required.
xPassages marked with this symbol contain valuable additional information.
Safety instructions
The safety notices serve to ensure the proper and safe installation, as well as subsequent safe operation of the device. Please observe
the following notes:
DANGER
Dangerous electrical currents
Disregard of or actions contrary to the safety information and instructions contained in this manual may lead to electric shock,
fire, severe injury and/or death.
xPlease read all safety information carefully.
xAlways follow all safety notices provided!

7Safety instructions
General safety information
xPlease read this manual carefully.
xHeed all warnings and follow all instructions.
xKeep this manual in a safe place where it can be accessed at all times: The contents of this manual, and the safety notices in
particular, must be available to all users of the product.
xThe product must only be operated after final approval by a qualified specialist electrical contractor.
xThe product must not be covered with stickers or other objects or materials.
xDo not under any circumstances make alterations to the product. Any disregard of this instruction represents a safety risk, funda-
mentally breaches the guarantee provisions and may void the warranty with immediate eect.
Qualified specialist personnel
xMechanical installation should be carried out by qualified specialist personnel.
xElectrical installation and testing must be carried out with reference to local rules by a qualified specialist electrical contractor,
who, on the basis of their specialist training and experience, as well as their knowledge of the relevant standards, is able to
assess and carry out the working steps described in this manual and recognise potential hazards.
xQualified personnel have technical training and the experience and knowledge of the relevant standards to assess and carry out
the described work steps and to recognise and avoid any hazards.
Guidelines and regulations
xElectrical installation and testing must be carried out by a qualified specialist electrical contractor, taking into account local rules
and regulations.
xPlease note that electrical grid operators, energy suppliers or national regulations may require notification of or approval for the
installation or operation of a charging station.
xEnsure that the rated voltage and rated current of the product comply with the parameters of your local electricity grid and that
the rated output is not exceeded during operation.
Operating environment
xThe device must not be installed in close vicinity to running water, water jets or areas subject to flooding.
xThe product must not be installed in explosive atmosphere areas (EX areas).
xThe product must never be installed or operated in confined spaces.
Interference sources
xPlease note that operating a radio transmitter in the immediate vicinity (<20cm) of the product may lead to malfunctions.
Accessories
xIt is advisable to only use accessories intended and sold for the product by ABL.
xOnly use charging cables that comply with the IEC 62196 standard.

8 Safety and user information
Operating instructions
xLocal safety regulations regarding the operation of electrical devices for the country in which the product is operated always
apply.
xEnsure that the product can be operated without any strain pulling on its components.
xMake sure that the product is always closed and locked when in use. All authorised users must be aware of the 'unlock' position
of the key.
xTo disconnect the product completely from the electricity grid, the power supply must be interrupted using the upstream safety
switches and fault current protection devices (if present) in the domestic power distribution.
NOTE
Changes to functions and design features
Please note that all technical details, specifications and design characteristics of the product may be changed without prior notice
for reasons of product development.

9Identifying your wallbox
Introduction to the Wallbox eM4Single
Thank you for choosing the Wallbox eM4Single from ABL. The eM4Single is the ideal solution for ecient vehicle charging in private
environments, in public areas and for large group solutions in semi-public company or hotel car parks. In addition to the simple mechan-
ical and electrical installation, the ABL Configuration App for mobile devices (iOS, Android) ensures a quick and straightforward
setup.
The Controller and Extender variants of the Wallbox eM4Single are available as reev ready versions for use with backend solutions by
reev, which oer an intuitive interface for the administration and invoicing of all charging operations.
Further information on technical data is available in the appendix from page58.
Identifying your wallbox
The model variant of the Wallbox eM4Single can be unambiguously identified on the rating plate located on the inside of the housing
cover. Please verify the information listed below on the rating plate.
The following information is especially relevant:
xModel number and indication of product category (Controller or Extender)
xExternal power supply
1234567891011
12345678910112023-11-17
Controller -1000000XX
Wallbox eM4 Single
Typ: 4WS-22xNxx
~230/400V 50Hz 32A
3P+N+PE 22kW
Class A kWh EN50470-3
IEC 61439-7 AEVCS
IEC 61851-1
IP55 -25˚C bis 40˚C
ABL GmbH •Albert-Büttner-Straße 11 •D-91207 Lauf / Pegnitz
UK Authorised Representative: Atlantic Bridge Ltd, 19 Willowside, Woodley, Berkshire RG5 4HJ
MADE IN GERMANY
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(Controller or Extender) GManufacturer and manufacturer's address MDate printed
BType specification (eM4Single) HManufacturer's logo NAuthorised representative (UKCA)
CConnection requirements IDataMatrix code/product number OTemperature range
DClass of accuracy J'Read instructions' advice PSymbol protection class I
SDegree of protection (housing) KDisposal advice QCE/ UKCA marking
FStandards LBarcode/serial number

10 Introduction to the Wallbox eM4Single
The Wallbox eM4Single at a glance
The Wallbox eM4Single is designed as follows:
Front and rear view
The following illustration shows the front and rear of the Wallbox eM4Single.
Front Rear
1Suspension points
Use these two suspension points on the upper edge of the rear to hang the eM4Single in the mounting rail (included in delivery)
screwed to the mounting position (see “Preparing and fixing the wallbox in place” onpage27).
2Attachment points for mounting rail
The wallbox is fixed in place by screwing it into the mounting rail using the two upper attachment points (see page28). The
corresponding screws are supplied.
3Supply cable area
The supply cable area has three large grommets for inserting a power line from above, below or behind, marked A, Band C
on the drilling template.
The two smaller grommets are used for inserting a data cable for communication within a charging group or to lay a control
cable in accordance with VDE AR-N 4100. These two inlets are marked DATA and EXT. CONTROL on the drilling template.
All grommets in the supply cable area are designed as "push-out" membranes and can be pierced directly with the cable (see
“Inserting the power and data cables” onpage24).
4Housing cover
The housing cover protects the internal electronic components (see next figure) from unauthorised access and must always be
closed and locked during operation. The housing cover is locked/unlocked via the RCCB flap 12 of the power module 15 (right
side) and the key opening 8on the underside (left side).
5Status display with RFID reader
The circular status indicator shows the states of the charge point by means of a multi-coloured LED ring. The RFID reader
module for authorising the charging process is located centrally behind the status indicator (see also point 16 ).
6Type 2 charging socket
The power module 15 of the Wallbox eM4Single has a type 2 charging socket for connecting an IEC 62196-1 and IEC 62196-2
certified charging cable, which can be purchased as an accessory from ABL (see “Accessories” onpage19).
7Wall mounting point
The wallbox is fixed in place by screwing it into the wall using the two lower attachment points (see page28). The corre-
sponding screws are supplied.

11The Wallbox eM4Single at a glance
View from above and below
The following illustration shows the top and bottom of the Wallbox eM4Single.
Top Bottom
8Key opening
Insert the supplied key through this opening and push it upwards to open the internal lock on the left-hand side of the housing
cover (see also below, RCCB flap 12 ).
9Housing inlets
The inlets on the top and bottom can be opened with combination pliers or a similar tool and are used for inserting the power
and data cable from above or below (see page25).
Interior and side view
The following illustration shows the Wallbox eM4Single with the housing cover open and from the right-hand side.
16 mm 85 mm
Interior view/ electronics Right-hand side
10 Housing
The wallbox housing integrates the power module 15 and the additional electronic components for communication in a group.
The wallbox is securely fastened at the installation location by means of the suspension points 1and the attachment points 2
and 7.
11 Terminal block
Directly in front of the supply cable area 3is the terminal block for connecting the power line: The connection pattern is shown
on the communication module 14 . In a group installation, the connection diagram must be adapted for each wallbox to avoid a
phase imbalance (see “Electrical connection of the wallbox” onpage28).
12 RCCB flap
The RCCB flap protects the RCCB of the power module 15 and is locked and unlocked using the key supplied. The locking mech-
anism is also used to lock/unlock the right-hand side of the housing cover 4(see also above, Key opening 8).
Front

12 Introduction to the Wallbox eM4Single
13 MID-compliant energy meter
The MID-compliant energy meter displays various information on the charging operation. You can find further information on
this topic in section “Information displayed in the energy meter” onpage14.
14 Communication module
The communication module provides a LAN interface for data cabling in a charging group and a USB port (Controller wallbox
only) for the supplied LTE USB stick for wireless communication with a backend (see “Preparing and installing the LTE USB
stick” onpage32).
In the upper left area of the communication module, there is access to the reset push button marked with a screwdriver
and the word Reset, which allows the wallbox to be reset (see “Resetting the wallbox and restoring to factory settings”
onpage54).
In addition, the communication module can be flipped forward, allowing access to contact EN1 for connecting a control cable in
accordance with VDEAR-N4100 (see “Connecting a control cable in accordance with VDE AR-N 4100” onpage31).
15 Power module
The power module integrates the components for the charge point, including the RCCB, DC residual current detection, the
contactor, the MID-compliant energy meter 13 and the Type 2 charging socket 6.
16 HMI module
The HMI (Human Machine Interface) module of the wallbox displays the various states of the electronic components for moni-
toring and determining the status of the charge points via a multi-coloured LED ring and an acoustic signal generator (see next
section).
It also includes the RFID reader module for authorising the charging processes, provided that the wallbox was configured
accordingly during installation or is operated with a backend. The RFID function is set up via the ABL Configuration App (see
“Configuring the Wallbox eM4Single” onpage35).
How the HMI works
The Human Machine Interface of the Wallbox eM4Single informs the user about the current status of the wallbox or charge point.
Visual feedback is provided by an LED ring with dierent colour and movement patterns. The wallbox also emits sound signals for
selected functions.
The following table shows the HMI signal and its corresponding functional status:
Boot process active
When the Wallbox eM4Single is connected to the electricity
grid or restarted during setup, it starts the boot process: The
LEDs light up green, blue, white and red for 5 seconds.
Missing or active configuration
If the wallbox has not yet been set up via the ABL Configu-
ration App during first use or if the setup is currently being
performed, the LED circle pulsates white.
Completing the configuration
Once the setup has been completed in the ABL Configuration
App and transferred to the wallbox, the LEDs light up white one
after the other in a clockwise direction until finally the entire LED
ring is lit up white continuously for a short moment.
Ready for charging
In normal operation, the status indicator pulsates green to indi-
cate readiness for charging.
Vehicle connected and recognised
When a vehicle is connected and recognised, the status indicator
lights up static green.

13How the HMI works
Authorisation required
If the charging operation has to be enabled using an RFID card, a
blue chase light is shown dynamically on the status indicator.
Charging process active
After a request by the vehicle, the charging operation in progress
is displayed dynamically via the blue status indicator.
Charging process interrupted or completed
If the charging process has been completed or interrupted by the
vehicle or the load management, the status indicator lights up
static blue.
RFID card recognised
If the RFID card has been recognised by the RFID reader, the
wallbox emits a short sound signal.
RFID card authorisation successful
If the RFID card has been successfully authorised, the wallbox
emits two short sound signals.
RFID card authorisation rejected
If the authorisation of an RFID card has failed, the status indica-
tor lights up orange on both sides. In addition, the wallbox emits
three long sound signals.
NOTE
Compatibility with RFID transponders
The Wallbox eM4Single supports the following RFID transponders: Mifare Classic, Mifare mini, Mifare DESFIRE EV1, Mifare Plus
S/X, Mifare Pro X, Mifare SmartMX, Mifare Ultralight, Mifare Ultralight C, SLE44R35, SLE66Rxx (my-d move), Legic Advant, Pay
Pass, Pico Pass.
To ensure the compatibility of the RFID transponder, it should be tested with the Wallbox eM4Single. Besides the RFID standard
used, other factors (such as the dimensions of the transponder) also influence compatibility. If you need support with testing an RFID
transponder, contact ABL Customer Service (see “Contact” onpage2).
Software reset performed
When you restart the wallbox using the reset button (see “Reset-
ting the wallbox and restoring to factory settings” onpage54),
selected LEDs on the status display will light up orange. In
addition, the wallbox emits four long sound signals.
Factory reset performed
When you reset the wallbox to factory settings using the
reset button or the help system of the ABL Configuration App
(see “Resetting the wallbox and restoring to factory settings”
onpage54), the status indicator will light up orange continu-
ously. In addition, the wallbox emits six long sound signals.
Malfunction
If an error has occurred during operation, the status indicator
pulses red.

14 Introduction to the Wallbox eM4Single
Information displayed in the energy meter
The charge point of the Wallbox eM4Single has an energy meter that shows various information about the charging operation via three
display lines. In contrast to the top line, the values displayed in lines 2 and 3 are switched cyclically:
Total electric energy consumed
The top line always shows the total electric power consumed
in kWh, and therefore the sum of all the electrical charge
obtained via this particular charge point. This line is not
switched.
Current or last electric energy consumed
In this state, the second line shows the electric energy in
kWh during the active (display: ) or completed (display:
) charging process.
Charge point allocation
After switching, the second line on the left-hand side shows
the identification that was assigned to the charge point
during installation.
Maximum charging current
In this state, the second line on the right-hand side shows the
value for the maximum available charging current.
Malfunction display
In this state, the third line shows the code for identifying a
malfunction (error, note, warning) (see also “Actions in case
of internal errors, notes and warnings” onpage55).
Duration of the charging operation
After switching, the second line in this state shows the
duration of the active charging operation in hours, minutes
and seconds.
Current electric power consumption
In this state, the third line shows the active power that the
vehicle is currently drawing: With no vehicle connected, this
value is0.0kW.
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Display of internal energy meter errors
If an internal error occurs in the energy meter, the information in the second and third line of the display is replaced by a specific
meter error code (example: ). In this case, contact ABL Customer Service (see “Contact” onpage2).
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15Forming charging groups and network topologies
Forming charging groups and network topologies
The Wallbox eM4Single oers several interfaces for internal communication in a charging group as well as for external communication
with a backend. Here, a distinction is made depending on the wallbox variant:
xController: The Controller wallbox can be operated either individually or as a charging group together with one or more Extender
wallboxes. Internal communication within the charging group can be set up via WLAN or LAN. For external communication with a
backend, you can use the WLAN or LAN interface or the LTE USB stick and USB filter supplied with the Controller.
xExtender: The Extender wallboxes can be operated either individually (stand-alone) or as a charging group together with a
Controller. Internal communication within the charging group can be set up via WLAN or LAN.
ATTENTION
Integration into an existing network infrastructure
If you want to use an existing network infrastructure for communication within a charging group and/or with a backend, you will
need to contact an IT administrator in advance to plan the integration.
The interfaces of the Wallbox eM4Single can be used to connect a charging group to a backend. The following combinations are
possible:
Controller–backend communication Controller–Extender communication
WLAN LAN LTE WLAN LAN
NOTE
Information for network communication
xThe following ports must be available for communication with the Internet (Controller–backend):
HTTP: 80/ HTTPS: 443/ NTP: 123/ OCPP: 7890
xThe following ports must be available for communication within the network (Controller–Extender):
DNS: 53/ mDNS: 5353/ UDP/TCP: 68, 1024, 4332, 5432, 11010
xThe network must assign each wallbox its own IP address (e.g. via DHCP).
The network interfaces are presented below in detail and illustrated with the help of illustrations in practical use. Additional infor-
mation on network communication can be found in the “Network setup for the Wallbox eM4 Twin” instructions via the following link.
www.ablmobility.de/en > Service > All downloads > Operation manuals

16 Introduction to the Wallbox eM4Single
Communication between a Controller and a backend via WLAN
xThe Controller can communicate with an Internet-connected network via its WLAN interface.
xCommunication via WLAN must be set up in the ABL Configuration App (see page35 onwards).
xFigure: The Wallbox eM4Single Controller1is connected
wirelessly to a WLAN network2, which establishes commu-
nication with the selected backend4via the Internet3.
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Communication between a Controller and a backend via LAN
xThe Controller can communicate with an Internet-connected network via its LAN interface.
xThe connection is made via one Ethernet cable (Cat5 or better) per wallbox, which is routed into the wallbox via the supply cable
area.
xCommunication via LAN must be set up in the ABL Configuration App (see page35 onwards).
xFigure: The Wallbox eM4Single Controller1is connected
by cable to a LAN network2, which establishes communi-
cation with the selected backend4via the Internet3.
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Communication between a Controller and a backend via LTE
xEach Controller wallbox comes with an LTE USB stick that can be fitted with the SIM card of a backend operator and used in the
wallbox. This process is described starting on page32.
xIn the reevready variants, the SIM card for communication with the reev backend is already pre-installed in the LTE USB stick in
the Controller.
xLTE communication with the backend must be set up in the ABL Configuration App (see page35 onwards).
xFigure: The Wallbox eM4Single Controller1communicates
via the LTE USB stick with an LTE receiver2, which estab-
lishes the connection to the selected backend3.
LTE
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17Forming charging groups and network topologies
Communication between a Controller and one or more Extenders in a charging group via WLAN
xEvery Wallbox eM4Single has an integrated WLAN module.
xDirect communication with the ABL Configuration App installed on a smartphone/tablet (iOS, iPadOS, Android) can be estab-
lished via the WLAN module.
xTo form a charging group, the Controller wallbox can be connected wirelessly with one or more Extender wallboxes to a local
WLAN router, which then assigns each wallbox its own IP address.
xCommunication via WLAN must be set up in the ABL Configuration App (see page35 onwards).
xFigure: The Wallbox eM4Single Controller1and one or
more Wallboxes eM4 Single Extender2are connected to a
local WLAN router3via their WLAN modules.
xEach wallbox must be assigned its own IP address via the
WLAN router, either automatically via DHCP or manually.
Communication between a Controller and one or more Extenders in a charging group via LAN
xThe communication module of each Wallbox eM4Single includes a LAN interface.
xThe connection is made via one Ethernet cable per wallbox, which is routed into the wallbox via the supply cable area.
xTo form a charging group, the Controller wallbox is wired to one or more Extender wallboxes on a local router, which assigns each
wallbox its own IP address.
xThe wiring of the Wallbox eM4Single via LAN is described in the sections “Inserting the power and data cables” onpage24
and “Data cable connections” onpage30.
xCommunication via LAN must be set up in the ABL Configuration App (see page35 onwards).
xFigure: The Wallbox eM4Single Controller1and one or
more Wallboxes eM4Single Extender2are connected to a
local router3via their LAN interfaces.
xEach wallbox must be assigned its own IP address via the
router, either automatically via DHCP or manually.
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NOTE
Compatibility with backend providers
The Wallbox eM4Single is available as a reevready product, which is specially prepared for operation with the backend solutions
from reev. For more information, please visit:
https://reev.com
xAlternatively, the Wallbox eM4Single is also compatible with other backends for managing the charging infrastructure. To
check the compatibility, please contact the desired backend provider.
External load shedding in accordance with VDEAR-N4100
The terminal EN1 installed on the main module is used to connect a control control cable in accordance with VDEAR-N4100. The local
energy supplier can use this control cable to remotely switch the charging function of the wallbox o or on. The cable length between
the wallbox and a suitable ripple control receiver/ VDE-FNN control box has been tested up to a maximum of 30 metres.
In addition to switching the two charge points on and o, there is also the option to limit the maximum current set for charging via two
further, externally wired resistor values.
Position Resistance ±10% Maximum set
current limited to
Resulting charging current
(e.g.: 32A/ 16A)
1 min. 27 kOhm 0% 0A/ 0A
2 4.7 kOhm 30% 9A/ 5A*
3 1.5 kOhm 60% 19A/ 10A
4 max. 100 Ohm 100% 32A/ 16A
* If the resulting charging current falls below the limit of 6A, no charging occurs!
In a charging group, the control cable is connected to the Controller, which then regulates the current for all charge points in the group.
In all other configurations (multi-group, stand-alone), the control cable must be connected to the wallbox with the first charge point
(assignment in line 2 of the energy meter: ).
Components included with the wallbox
The product is delivered including the following components:
xWallbox eM4Single, 1pc. xInstallation rail, 1pc.
xTX30 wafer head screw, 6×140mm,
2pcs. xTX30 plug screw, 6×60mm, 2pcs.
xTX30 half-round head screw, 6×60mm,
2pcs. xWall plugs 8×50mm, 4pcs.
xKey, 2pcs. xInsulating cap, 4pcs.

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xDrilling template, 1pc. xOperating manual & safety information
(multilingual), 1pc.
xFolding ferrite with key, for interference
suppression in the low-frequency range,
1pc.
The Controller variants of the Wallbox eM4Single also include:
xLTE USB stick for installing an optionally
available SIM card for communication
with a backend, 1pc.
xUSB filter for interference suppression
of data transmission via the LTE USB
stick, 1pc.
The reev ready variants of the Wallbox eM4Single also include:
xEnvelope with reev onboarding guide,
reev RFID test key, reev QR codes, 1pc
xreev charging key (included in enve-
lope), 2pcs.
xControllers only: LTE USB stick with SIM
card for communication with the reev
backend, 1pc.
xControllers only: USB filter for inter-
ference suppression of data transmis-
sion via the LTE USB stick, 1pc.
NOTE
Checking the components included
Check immediately after unpacking whether all components are included: should any components be missing, please contact the
dealer from whom you purchased the wallbox.
Accessories
The following accessories for the Wallbox eM4Single are available separately:
xCC3225
Type 2 charging cable according to IEC 62196-2, up to 32A 480VAC, 3-phase,
length2.5m
xCC3250
Type 2 charging cable according to IEC 62196-2, up to 32A 480VAC, 3-phase, length5m
xCC3275
Type 2 charging cable according to IEC 62196-2, up to 32A 480VAC, 3-phase, length
approx.7.5m
xCC3210
Type 2 charging cable according to IEC 62196-2, up to 32A 480VAC, 3-phase, length
approx.10m

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xLAKK2K1
Type 2 to Type 1 adapter cable according to IEC 62196-2, up to 32A 230VAC, single
phase, length approx. 4m
x100000361
POLEM4 Single mounting pole made of galvanised sheet metal for outdoor installation of a
Wallbox eM4Single, the WPR12 weather protection roof and a CABHOLD cable holder
h = 1,647mm, w = 285mm, d = 180mm
xEMH9999
Concrete foundation for mounting the POLEM4Single mounting pole and other ABL mount-
ing poles
h = 650mm, w = 430mm, d = 190mm
x100000245/ 100000246
POLE SlimSingle compact galvanised sheet metal mounting pole for the outdoor installa-
tion of one (100000245) or two Wallboxes eM4Single (100000246) via the adapter plate(s)
(100000248) supplied as well as up to two CABHOLD cable holders
h = 1,469mm, w = 290mm, d = 210mm
x100000238
POLE Slim concrete foundation for installing a POLE Slim mounting pole
h = 600mm, w = 260mm, d = 260mm
xWPR12
Weather protection roof for installation on an exterior wall or the mounting poles
POLEMH1, POLEMH2 and POLEM4Single
h = 142mm, w = 395mm, d = 225mm
xCABHOLD
Cable holder with charging plug receptacle for installation on an exterior wall or the
mounting poles POLEMH1/2/3, POLEM4Single and POLESlim
h = 187mm, w = 76mm, d = 105mm
x100000253
RFID key fobs for all ABL charging stations: Set of ID tag keys (5pcs.) to extend user pool
x100000193
ABL Energy Meter external meter for integrating the Wallbox eM4Single Controller(+) into
a dynamic load management, top-hat rail module
h = 88mm, w = 70mm, d = 65mm