ELINTA CHARGE CityCharge Mini2 User manual

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Public Electric Vehicle Charging station
CityCharge Mini2
Installation Manual
Elinta Charge, UAB | Partizanu g. 63M, Kaunas 50306, Lithuania | www.elintacharge.com

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Elinta Charge,UAB
Partizanų g. 63M,
LT-50306 Kaunas
Lithuania
Phone: [phone]
Website: www.elintacharge.com
© 2022 Elinta Charge, UAB All rights reserved.

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Contents
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Purpose of the Manual........................................................................................................... 6
1.2 Qualied Personnel ................................................................................................................ 6
1.3 Symbol Usage ......................................................................................................................... 6
1.4 High Voltage Warning............................................................................................................. 7
1.5 Important Safety Instrucons................................................................................................. 7
1.6 Addional Safety Informaon ................................................................................................ 8
1.7 Repair and Maintenance Clause............................................................................................. 8
1.8 Denions............................................................................................................................... 9
1.9 Moving, Transporng and Storage instrucons................................................................... 10
PREPARATION....................................................................................................................................... 11
2.1 Site Selecon ........................................................................................................................ 12
2.2 Electrical Requirements........................................................................................................ 15
2.3 Wiring Recommendaons .................................................................................................... 16
INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................................... 17
3.1 Charging Staon Overview ................................................................................................... 18
3.2 Charging Staon Specicaons ............................................................................................ 19
3.3 Charger Internal Components .............................................................................................. 20
EC Declaraon of conformity............................................................................................................ 21
3.4 Charging Staon unpacking.................................................................................................. 22
3.5 Tools and Consumables........................................................................................................ 23
3.6 Mounng Plate Preparaon................................................................................................. 23
3.7 Wall Mounng The Charging staon.................................................................................... 24
3.8 Connecng The Power Cable................................................................................................ 28
3.9 Single Power Input................................................................................................................ 31
3.10 Single Power Input Connecon Schemac........................................................................... 34
3.11 Double Power Input.............................................................................................................. 35
3.12 Dual Power Input Connecon Schemac............................................................................. 36
3.13 Power Supply Cable Introducon......................................................................................... 37
3.14 Ethernet Cable Introducon (Oponal)................................................................................ 37
3.15 DLM Data Cable Introducon (Oponal).............................................................................. 37
3.16 LAN Cable Connecon (oponal).......................................................................................... 38
3.17 GSM Modem Sengs And Setup (oponal)......................................................................... 39
3.18 Alternave LAN Connecon .................................................................................................. 41
3.19 Dynamic Load Management Wiring (oponal) ................................................................ 42
3.20 Dynamic Load Management Connecon Diagram........................................................... 46

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INITIAL STARTUP ...................................................................................................................................47
4.1 First Time Start-UP ................................................................................................................48
4.2 Charger Boot Sequence.........................................................................................................49
SETTINGS AND TESTING........................................................................................................................52
5.1 RCD Type B (oponal) ...........................................................................................................53
5.2 RCD Type A and Type B Tesng.............................................................................................54
5.3 Dynamic Load Management Setup online (oponal) ...........................................................55
5.4 Payment Soluon Using The Payter (oponal).....................................................................57
5.5 Using The Payter Payment Terminal.....................................................................................58
5.6 Seng Up The Price Rules For Payter..................................................................................59
TROUBLESHOOTING..............................................................................................................................62
WARRANTY............................................................................................................................................65
7.1 Warranty Rules and Condions............................................................................................66
7.2 Warranty Does Not Apply:....................................................................................................66
7.3 Not Included Into The Warranty:..........................................................................................67
7.4 In Case of Breakdown............................................................................................................67
7.5 Final Thoughts.......................................................................................................................68

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Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION

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1.1 Purpose of the Manual
This manual provides information about the installation process
of the public charging station CityCharge Mini 2. This document
is designed for engineers and electricians who possess a gen-
eral knowledge of electrical installation.
1.2 Qualified Personnel
The product described in this document may be installed only by
personnel qualified for the specific task in accordance with the
relevant documentation, in particular, its warning notices and
safety instructions. Qualified personnel is those who, based on
their training and experience, are capable of identifying risks and
avoiding potential hazards when working with this product.
1.3 Symbol Usage
Prohibited
Danger
Keep Note
Provide good Grounding
Indicates information about safety practices
which, if not followed, may result in serious
injury or death.
Indicates helpful information for installation or
usage, but does not contain personnel or
equipment safety related information.
Indicates information about what is strictly
Prohibited.
Indicates information about where good
Earthing must be provided.

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1.4 High Voltage Warning
Incorrect connections may cause electric shock.
Do not touch live electrical parts.
Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor
may result in electric shock. Consult a qualified electrician
or service technician if you are in doubt as to whether the
product is properly grounded.
It is recommended that your CityCharge Mini 2 be installed
by a licensed electrician. To avoid serious injury or death,
installation must be in accordance with the manufacturer's
installation instructions and comply with all local codes.
1.5 Important Safety Instructions
Do not use this product if the enclosure or the EV
connector is broken, cracked, open, or shows any other in-
dication of damage.
Read this manual carefully and make sure you understand
the procedures before attempting to install this equipment.
The purpose of this manual is to provide you with the infor-
mation necessary to safely install and troubleshoot this unit.
Keep this manual for future reference.
Do not use this product if the EV cable is damaged, or
there is any other sign of Charging station damage.

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1.6 Additional Safety Information
Do not attempt to disconnect/modify or rewire any compo-
nents inside the charging station. This will void the warran-
ty and may cause the unit to fail.
1.7 Repair and Maintenance Clause
Elinta Charge products: CityCharge Mini 2 do not require
routine maintenance, however, periodic inspections
should be conducted to ensure that all parts remain in
good working order and no damage exists. Do not attempt
to disassemble, repair or modify any components of the
charging station. If there are any issues or need for re-
pairs, contact Elinta Charge support team.
This equipment is intended only for charging vehicles that
do not require ventilation during charging. Please refer to
your vehicle owner's manual for ventilation requirements.
Only licensed electricians can install or maintain the
charging station. It is forbidden for general users to install
or maintain it. Turn off the input power before performing
any installation or maintenance of the charging station.
No modifications may be made to the interior of the charg-
ing station: Components, wiring, and hardware settings
must remain as they are. If such changes are required, al-
ways contact Elinta Charge.

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1.8 Definitions
(Alternating Current): A charge of electricity that regularly
changes direction.
AC -
(Alternating Current): A charge of electricity that regularly
changes direction.
kW -
(Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment): Infrastructure designed
to supply power to EVs.
EVSE -
Residual Current Monitoring and means the monitoring of
residual currents in electrical systems.
RCM -
A residual current device monitors your wiring installation
permanently to detect any leaking current.
RCD -
Socket type which prevents inserting charging cable, while
charging station is not activated.
Shutter Socket -
Also known as the Mennekes, it is a type of connectors that
is used to charge Electric Vehicles in Europe.
IEC 62196 -
Europlug (CEE 7/16) and CEE 7/17. Commonly found
across Europe for 230V appliance.
Schuko -
Type A RCDs detect residual sinusoidal alternating currents.
Type A RCDs are suitable for general use and cover most of
the applications in practice.
Typa A RCD -
Type B RCD are intended to be used for loads with three-
phase rectifier, such as variable speed drives, PV system,
EV charging station and medical equipment.
Typa B RCD -
The strength of an electric current measured in amperes or
milliamperes
A / mA -
A unit of energy equivalent to the energy transferred in one
hour by one thousand watts of power. Electric car batteries
are typically measured in kilowatt hours
kWh -

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1.9 Moving, Transporting and Storage
instructions
It is recommended to store the charging station indoors and
in a non-humid environment, keeping it in its original packag-
ing until it is ready to be installed. Storage temperature
should be between -30 °C and +60 °C When moving or lifting
the unit, always carry the unit by the enclosure, never attempt
to lift, move, or carry the unit alone.

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Chapter 2
PREPARATION

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2.1 Site Selection
Selecting a site for EVSE installation will likely require consideration
of a combination of factors. While every site is unique and every
EVSE host has priorities for installation, common physical elements
characterize every EVSE site design. Some of the most common
design elements to look for:
Power Rating of Charging Station
Available Parking Space
Number of Sockets
Proximity to Power Distribution Box
Available Network Communications
Visibility of the Charger
Difficulty of Installation
Pedestrian Trip Hazard
Integration to Charging Platforms

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Power Rating of Charging Station - Connecting the charging
station to a power source will require the evaluation of existing
electrical capacity. Sometimes greater power charging stations
are unnecessary for the selected location. Such as workplac-
es, where people tend to stay the whole workday and bigger
power charging stations will not be beneficiating between
charging station power and electrical system power, consider
two parts: the electrical system at the location of the EVSE in-
stallation, and electrical cabinets, panels, and circuitry will
need to accommodate the anticipated additional load.
Proximity to Power Distribution Box - Installing the
Charging station close to the required power source reduces
the need for cutting, trenching and drilling to add new
conduits to reach the EVSE. Additionally, the cost of
installation can be reduced if the existing conduit has
adequate capacity for EVSE
Available Parking Space - In addition to standard parking
space considerations, make sure to accommodate extra
space for the charging station.
Number of Sockets - The most common and financially sim-
ple solution is to choose a charging station with two charging
sockets. In this way, the ease of installation and saving on la-
bor costs is favored.
Difficulty of Installation - Consider the simplest procedure
for installation. Choose a location where the least amount of
labor is required for installation. Ensure that access to the
power cable and the EVSE interface remains easy
Visibility of the Charger - The installation site should be
chosen taking into account the visibility of the charger.
Pedestrian Trip Hazard - The charging station and charging
cable must not interfere with pedestrians' paths or pose a trip-
ping hazard.

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Available Network Communications - Charging stations
are much more with internet communication: mobile phone
apps, payment solutions, charging reservations - all these
functions are available with internet connectivity. When
choosing a location for the charging station: make sure there
is the possibility to share a network with the charging station.
Charging stations usually accept all common communication
types: Wi-Fi, LAN or GSM/4G.
Integration to Charging Platforms - Most charging stations
have integrated payment solutions. Whether in the private or
public sector, the charging station needs to communicate with
the backend system to provide a payment gateway. We rec-
ommend using the Elios platform for full user satisfaction.

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2.2 Electrical Requirements
Be sure to follow the electrical installation instructions. Failure
to do so may result in damage to the unit or personal injury.
This charging station has been designed for operation with
the power supply systems TNC-S; TNS or TT.
Make sure that the ground resistance is not greater than 10 Ω.

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2.3 Wiring Recommendations
Recommended calculated values for CityCharge Mini 2
charging station wires: (When calculated cable length Max:
50 meters; Power factor (cosφ): 0,95; voltage drop (%): 7%;
Cabling method: Four single core copper wire in the pipe
(three phase)):
Side A, Power
(kW)
Side B, Power
(kW)
Total Charger
Power (kW)
Amperage per
Phase (A)
Recommended cross-
secon (mm2)
3,7 kW 3,7 kW 7,4 kW 16 A 2,5 mm2
7,4 kW 7,4 kW 14,8 kW 32 A 6 mm2
11 kW 11 kW 22 kW 32 A 6 mm2
22 kW 22 kW 44 kW 64 A 16 mm2
Note that these values are only recommendations, each in-
stallation is different and the cable cross section should be
calculated individually each time.
Warning: failure to select the correct cable cross-section may
cause equipment damage or electrical fire.
When using TNS and TNC-S systems, it is recommended to
use 5 single core cooper wire. When using TT system with
separate grounding, make sure that the grounding cable cross-
section match the power supply cable cross-section.
The absolute maximum cable cross-section must be no
greater than 35mm2. The thicker cable will not fit the cable
terminals inside the charging station.

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Chapter 3
INSTALLATION

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3.1 Charging Station Overview
CityCharge Mini 2 is classified as a fast Mode 3 charging station with
the ability to provide up to 44 kW (2x22 kW) of power using two Type
2 charging sockets.
The bright animated LED screen and sidebars are visible
even in the direct sunlight.
CityCharge Mini 2 comes with many great features, such as: Charging
cable locking, Short circuit protection, Leakage current protection.
A side IEC62196
Socket Outlet
B side IEC62196
Socket Outlet
Charging screen
indicator
RFID tag
reader
LED indicator
Stripes

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3.2 Charging Station Specifications
Charging Station CityCharge Mini 2 technical specification:
Weight: 21 kg
Dimensions: 150 x 350 x 670 mm
Phase Count: 3
Operating Voltage: 400 V/AC
Maximum Power: 44 kW
Impact protection rating: IK10
IP class: IP54
Temperature range: -30 °C to +50 °
LED charging display: YES
Smart Energy Meter: YES, MID
RFID user control: YES
Internet communication: YES
Communication type: GSM/LAN/WiFi
Dynamic Load Management: Optional*
DC leakage detection: Optional*
RCD type B: Optional*
Payment terminal: Optional*
Back-end management: YES Elios.Cloud
Mobile application: YES
UV resistant: YES
CE certificate: YES
* - Extra features, which are not present in standard unit configuration

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3.3 Charger Internal Components
Communication
Modem
Electronics Power
Supply
MainBoard
Cable Lock
Actuator
Charge Controllers
(behind Mainboard)
Smart Energy Meters
Power Contactors RCM
MainBoard Circuit
Breaker
Wire Terminals
Heater Element