Emergoplus Powerxtreme x20 User manual

User manual

PowerXtreme X20 & X30

LiFePO4 Battery

EmergoPlus BV

Informaticastraat 20

NL-4538 BT Terneuzen

www.emergoplus.com

[email protected]

English

Rev04

 
©2021 EmergoPlus B.V. All rights reserved. DOCUMENT: E09-X20&X30 V2.0-EN03_Handleiding Date: 10-2-2021 
 
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Dear customer, 
Congratulations on the purchase of this high quality PowerXtreme battery from EmergoPlus! 
This product has been developed using the most modern technologies and quality systems. We 
assure you that we make every effort to ensure trouble-free operation so that you are happy with 
your purchase. Our ultimate goal is a satisfied customer. If you have any questions, please 
contact one of our dealers or our service department. 
We hope you enjoy your PowerXtreme battery! 
Warm regards, 
EmergoPlus BV 
 
Content: 
1. Product description................................................................................................................................................................. 2 
2. Safety instructions .................................................................................................................................................................. 3 
2.1 Safety instructions statement............................................................................................................................................. 3 
2.2 Safety instuctions .................................................................................................................................................................. 3 
2.3 Transport Alert........................................................................................................................................................................ 4 
3. Description and Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 4 
3.1 LiFePO4 battery for caravan mover............................................................................................................................ 4 
3.2 Led indicator.................................................................................................................................................................... 5 
3.3 Charging........................................................................................................................................................................... 7 
3.4 PowerXCharger XC3 (OPTIONAL) ............................................................................................................................... 7 
3.5 PowerXtreme App .......................................................................................................................................................... 8 
3.6 Storage ...........................................................................................................................................................................10 
3.7 Installation .....................................................................................................................................................................10 
4Decommissioning.................................................................................................................................................................. 12 
5Technical specifications ...................................................................................................................................................... 12 
5.1 Indications Battery ....................................................................................................................................................... 12 
 5.2 Battery…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..13 
6Failures and repair................................................................................................................................................................. 14 
6.1 Fault finding chart ........................................................................................................................................................ 14 
7Warranty conditions.............................................................................................................................................................. 15 
8Liability..................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 
9EG Declaration of Conformity ............................................................................................................................................. 16 
 

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1. Product description

The PowerXtreme X20/X30 is a Lithium-iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery. This is the safest of the most important

lithium-ion battery types. Besides safety, the LiFePO4 technology is characterized by:

Minimal weight

Small dimensions

Low internal resistance

High efficiency

Excellent cycle performance

Large permitted temperature range

Almost constant Voltage throughout the entire discharge cycle

Full capacity is usable

It is possible to use 100% of the capacity before the battery is empty and switches itself off. On the PowerXtreme

X20 this is 20Ah and on the PowerXtreme X30 is this 30Ah. This is in contrast to lead-acid batteries where usually

50 - 60% of the capacity can be used before the battery needs to be recharged.

Which makes the X20/X30 battery the right choice for a wide range of applications. Another big advantage

compared to lead-acid batteries is that the LiFePO4 battery does not need to be fully charged. A lead-acid battery

will fail due to sulphating if it is not fully charged for a longer period of time.

The PowerXtreme X20/X30 battery consists of 4 cells connected in series with a nominal voltage of 3.2V which

together form 12.8V.

Essential part of the LiFePO4 battery is its Battery Management System (BMS). The BMS monitors the cells that

make up the battery for the following risks

Too deep discharge –If the cells get under a certain voltage, the BMS will stop the discharging. You have to

recharge the battery as soon as possible.

Overvoltage - If the cell voltage exceeds 3.65V during charging, the BMS will stop the higher voltage. The

BMS stops the charging process before the cell voltage becomes too high.

Too high temperature - The BMS will turn off the battery if the system temperature becomes too high.

Too low temperature - The BMS prevents the battery from being charged at temperatures below -10°C.

Short circuit - The BMS switches the battery off if the terminals are shorted.

Our batteries have a cell balancing function built into the BMS. Because the cells are never 100% identical,

this system ensures that the cells remain balanced and that no major differences in cell voltages can arise

due to the discharge and charging.

The PowerXtreme X20 & X30 are equipped with a smart BMS with Bluetooth technology. After installing the

PowerXtreme app on your smartphone, you can read the state of charge, the status, the voltage, the number of

cycles, the temperature and the condition of your battery. It is also possible to turn your battery on and off via this

app.

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2. Safety instructions

2.1 Safety instructions statement

The safety instructions help you to avoid hazards when performing actions.

The safety instructions are divided into the following categories:

2.2 Safety instructions

▪Carefully read this manual before using the battery pack.

▪Only technically qualified personnel may carry out work on the battery.

▪The electrolyte is highly corrosive. Under normal circumstances, contact with the electrolyte is not possible. In

case of damage to the battery, avoid direct contact with the electrolyte or powder. If you have come into contact

with the electrolyte, rinse it immediately with plenty of water. After this, consult a doctor.

▪Use cables of the correct cross-section and keep the cable connections as short as possible. Use reliable cable

clamps and tighten the bolts firmly.

▪Never short-circuit the + and - poles. The internal BMS is protected against short circuits, but to prevent

dangerous sparks this is strongly discouraged.

▪Never connect the battery pack in series or in parallel with any other type of battery pack.

▪Do not use the battery as a starter battery.

▪Do not open the battery pack. The guarantee is void if the battery is opened.

▪Do not place the battery pack in a high temperature environment or in direct sunlight or near a heat source >45°C.

▪Never install the battery in rain or damp conditions with RV>80%.

▪Avoid damage to the battery and/or charger housing.

▪Do not store the battery in discharged condition (< 11.5V) for a longer period of time.

▪Don't forget to disconnect the battery terminals or turn off the ground switch when you don't use the battery for

a longer period of time. You can also turn you battery off via the app on your smartphone.

Never charge the battery pack at temperatures below 0 °C.

Always use the supplied charger. This charger is suitable for LiFePO4 cell chemistry with the corresponding

charging voltage.

WARNING!

Means that the act in question is dangerous and

should be prepared before proceeding.

CAREFUL!

Means that the operation can cause damage.

PAY ATTENTION!

Means advice for instruction to the user.

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▪Never use a damaged battery pack.

▪Make sure that the battery and charger are

never covered with clothing or other

materials! This can lead to overheating!

2.3 Transport Alert

▪The Li-ion battery must be transported in its original packaging.

▪The X20/X30 batteries have been tested according to the UN handbook for tests and criteria, part III, paragraph

38.3 (ST/SG/AC.10/11/Rev.5). During transport, the battery falls under category UN3480 class 9, packing group

II and must be transported in accordance with these regulations. This means that the battery must be packed

in accordance with the packaging instruction P903 for transport over land or sea (ADR, RID & IMDG) and in the

case of air transport (IATA) in accordance with the packaging instruction P965. The original packaging complies

with these instructions.

▪Make sure that the battery is properly secured during transport. The battery can become a projectile if a vehicle

is involved in an accident.

3. Description and Operation

3.1 LiFePO4 battery for caravan mover

The battery has more than enough capacity to carry out 2 normal displacement operations of a caravan. With heavy

use (35 A continuous) you can use the mover for up to 60 (X20) or 75 (X30) minutes. With extreme use (100 A) you

can use the mover for approx. 18 (X20) or 24 (X30) minutes. After each operation, it is recommended that you charge

the battery for another operation.

The battery is suitable for briefly (approx. 10 sec) delivering very high currents to overcome a threshold or other

obstacle. If you try to do this for a longer period of time, the battery will switch off automatically and you should wait

until the battery resets itself.

If the battery is switched off due to a short-circuit, the cause of this short-circuit must be eliminated. After that, by

connecting the charger to the grid, the battery will reactivate.

CAREFUL!

Using a charger that is not suitable for LiFePO4

chemicals can damage the battery because it is not

properly charged.

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3.2 Led indicator

Your PowerXtreme battery is equipped with a smart LED indicator to read the remaining battery-capacity. The

display shows whether the battery is being charged, the available capacity and it also shows if it is connected via

the PowerXtreme app (see paragraph 3.5 ).

The LED indicator is located on the top of the battery, between the battery poles. You can operate it with the power

button.

Battery is not connected with 230V grid powercord

Battery is not connected with app

Battery is connected with app

If the battery is not connected

with 230V powercord, NO LEDs

will light up.

Checking the capacity of your

battery

After pressing, the LEDs will increase

to the remaining level, this will remain

lit for +/- 20 seconds.

After pressing, the number of lit

LEDs (+/- 5 sec.) indicate the level.

Battery capacity lower than 5%

After pressing the red LED flashes

Legend lights Led indicator

Off Blink On

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Battery is connected by 230V grid power cord

Battery is not connected with with app

Battery is connected with app

If the red LED flashes, the battery

is charged less than 5%

While charging

All LEDs will run up once, then

(follow arrow)

Even LEDs run up once, then

(follow arrow)

Level is indicated by one lit LED (+/- sec.)

This process continues to repeat until the battery is fully charged.

Battery is fully charged

The last LED lights up. The second last LED lights up

(*this situation indicates balancing

status.)

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3.3 Charging

After using the battery must be recharged. During charging: by means of illuminated LEDs the indicator shows the

indication of the charging status and the charging process. (see paragraph 3.2).

For example: If the capacity of a X20 still remains 40% (the capacity is still 40% of 20Ah = 8 Ah), 12 Ah will be able to

charge. The charging time is then about 12Ah ,capacity to be charged / 4A (charging current) = 3 hours + ca. 1 hour

for the last part of the charging process.

We advise not to keep the charger connected to 230V for a long time (> 1 month) It is also not recommended to

charge the battery at temperatures below 0 ° C

The battery can also be charged by solar panels if they are connected to a charger that is suitable for charging

LiFePO4 batteries. We have the XS20s MPPT Solar charger in our program. Because of the MPPT technique this

charger gets the maximum efficiency from your Solar panels.

You can also charge the battery while driving. For charging the battery while driving, you need to use a

PowerXCharger XC3. (see paragraph 3.4)

3.4 PowerXCharger XC3 (OPTIONAL)

To charge the battery while driving, the PowerXCharger XC3 is available as an option. This converts boosts the

charging voltage of the car alternator into the right charging voltage for the PowerXtreme battery. Due to the limited

charging current, there is no need to install thick wiring. The XC3 also acts as a battery guard. If the terminal voltage

of the starter battery is too low, the XC3 switches the battery off so that the starter battery does not discharge

further.

Charging will resume as soon as the battery voltage is sufficiently high (for example, after starting the engine)

Some caravans already have a charging system on board. In most cases our PowerXtreme batteries can be

connected without any problems. Contact your dealer or our service-department for more information.

WARNING!

Stop the charging process if the battery becomes

too hot during charging (> 45

°C –50 °C).

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3.5 PowerXtreme App

Via the Apple store (suitable for iPhone 4S with IOS 6 or higher) or the Google Play store (suitable for Android 4.3 or

higher) you can download the PowerXtreme App and use it to read the status and health of your battery.

Below, you see the QR-codes for a quick search from our app in your App or in the Play Store:

Play Store (Android) App Store (IOS)

To connect your mobile phone with the PowerXtreme app, you must turn on Bluetooth and also turn on location

services. Opening the APP a dialog box appears where you can see all Bluetooth devices within the range (< 5.0

metres). You can recognise your battery by the serial number that starts with EM..... Select your battery, connect via

Bluetooth and you will see all the information about the battery.

The following data is displayed in the APP:

Tab Basic Info:

State of Charge: SOC State of charge in %

Voltage: Terminal voltage of the battery in V

Capacity: Capacity/Content of the battery in Ah

Status: Charging - Discharging –Standby

Health: Health condition

On/ Off: On/ Off switch

SOC means "State of Charge" or the state of charge of the battery. The voltage and capacity of the battery are listed

below.

“STATUS" shows whether the battery is charging or discharging or whether the battery is in standby mode.

Health shows the condition of the battery. The three dots at the bottom right will open a menu intended for service

purposes.

PAY ATTENTION!

It is possible that the app displays a value that is

too low for the SOC (charge status) when the

battery has not been used for a longer period of

time. Once you have charged the battery, the SOC

display will be correct again.

Back to search

On/Off switch

SOC indicator

Terminal

voltage

Battery

capacity Ah

Perfect,

Normal, Bad

Service menu

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Tab U.I.T.C tab:

Voltage meter Terminal voltage of the battery in V

Current meter Present current consumption in A

Temperature Temperature of the battery cells

Cycle life: Number of charge/discharge cycles

The UITC info shows 2 "meters", on the left the battery voltage and on the right the current. This can be the charging

current or the current drawn from the battery. If the battery is connected to a charger but at the same time power is

requested by users, the resulting current is displayed.

Temperature of the cell pack. If the temperature is too low or too high, a safety device is activated.

Cycle Life shows how often the battery has been discharged and recharged. 4 x 25% discharging and charging also

counts as 1 cycle.

System Info tab:

System info contains messages about events that occurred during the charging or discharge process. This refers to

the following events:

Short circuit

Lift up short circuit

High temperature at charging

High temperature at discharge

Low temperature at charging

Low temperature at discharge

Overcurrent when charging

Too much current when discharged

High Voltage

Low Voltage

Temperature/Voltage/Current back to normal

Display remaining charge time

voltage

Temperature

Number of

charging

cycles

Current

charge or

discharge

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Figure 2. Difference diameter of + and –pole

The Buy Info tab:

Provide the contact details of EmergoPlus.

3.6 Storage

If you want to store the battery for a longer period of time, disconnect the battery terminals. This will prevent the battery

from being discharged by slumber leaking consumption.

The battery has a very low self-discharge , it is possible to put the battery in a storage for a period up to six months without

any problems. (Pay attention, you have to store the battery fully charged). We recommend to charge the battery every 6

months.

Keep in mind, if you drive the caravan with help of the mover in the garage, the battery (depending on the manoeuvring

time and the load) is a bit discharged. This can affect the bridging period without charging.

3.7 Installation

The box contains:

Battery

Battery terminals + and –with 2 mounting bolts

Mounting plate with Velcro and 4 self-tapping screws

4 self-tapping screws

Warranty & instruction card

Grid Charging cord 230V AC

Important before installing the battery:

After unpacking, check all parts for possible damage.

Fully charge the battery before first use.

Install the battery pack using the supplied mounting plate and Velcro fastener at the location of your choice

in the caravan.

Make sure there is at least 10 cm clearance around the battery. Do not install the LiFePO4 battery in an

unventilated area, there is a risk of overheating!

Switch off all loads and charging equipment before you start connecting.

Use proper cabling of sufficient cross-section and correctly dimensioned terminals and battery terminals.

Tighten all connections securely. Recommended tightening torque for M6 is 10 - 14 Nm. Do not use too

great tightening torque, as this can lead to damage to the LiFePO4 battery.

If you use screws to connect consumers instead of the supplied battery terminals, make sure that you don’t

turn these screws more than 10mm into the battery terminal connection.

Figure 1. Package contents X20 & X30

WARNING!

Never use the LiFePO4 battery in locations with

gas or dust explosion hazards or potentially

flammable products.

PAY ATTENTION!

The supplied battery poles have different

diameters. The thinnest pole is to connect

the negative pole, the thickest pole is to

connect the positive pole

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Connect the negative pole of the battery to the negative connection of the caravan mover unit.

Connect the positive terminal of the battery to the positive terminal of the caravan mover unit.

Use cables as prescribed in your caravan mover manual. It is recommended to use a minimum of 16 mm².

Use one red wire for the + and one black or blue wire for the -.

Never connect the battery in parallel to any other type of battery, including the wiring from the car.

Do not work on the LiFePO4 battery or the installation when it is still live. Only make changes to your electrical

installation carried out by qualified electricians.

After first use test all the connections for (over) heating. Repair or replace connections that have become

too hot.

Check the wiring and connections at least once a year. Immediately rectify defects such as loose

connections and burnt/melted cables.

System overview:

An X20 can be connected in parallel with another X20 battery.

A = PowerXtreme X20/X30

B = Fuse

C = Main switch

D = Load

Figure 3. Wiring diagram

CAFEFUL!

Observe the polarity of the battery and avoid short

circuits! Equipment whose polarity is incorrectly

connected can be irreparably damaged.

PAY ATTENTION!

Install a fuse and a main switch to the

power circuit according to local

regulations. Place the fuse as close as

possible to the + pole of the battery.

WARNING!

Never connect the battery in parallel to another

battery, including the wiring from the car.

CAREFUL!

If bolts which are too long are used, the

connections will not get tight! This leads to

large contact resistances and can cause the

battery or equipment to spark or switch off.

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4Decommissioning

Electric appliances should not be disposed of with normal household waste. According to the

European Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), these devices

must be collected separately in order to recycle them in an environmentally friendly manner. For this

you can contact your municipality or local supplier.

5Technical specifications

5.1 Indication battery

+pole

- pole

Charging cord

connection

Indication battery capacity +

LED indication charging

process

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5.2 Battery

Model

X20

X30

unit

Cell Chemistry

LiFePO4

Cell Technology

Prismatic

Voltage

Nominal Voltage

12,8

Capacity

Max. continuous current

100

150

Momentary current (30 Sec)

150

210

Peak current

200

300

Max. charging current

Max. charging voltage

14,6

Max. discharge voltage

Operating temperature

-20 to 60

°C

Charge temperature

0 to 45

°C

Storage temperature

-10 to 45

°C

Weight

3,8

Poles

2 x M6 threaded hole + poles

Communication

Bluetooth indication with App + indication on battery

Lifespan (80% DOD)

>2000 cycles

IP-class

IP 62

Cell balancing

Yes

Dimensions

255 x 177 x 115

Safety features

Over current, Under- and Over voltage, Short circuit, Temperature

Internal charger

Input Voltage

100 – 240

Vac

Input Frequency

50 – 60

Output Voltage

14,6

Vdc

Charge Current

Charging Characteristic

CC - CV

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6Failures and repairs

6.1 Fault finding chart

Problem

Cause

Solution

Battery capacity drops away,

but voltage >12V.

SOC decreases faster than is

actually the case.

(Probably after long storage

time)

Fully charge the battery. SOC is then again

accurate.

No voltage at poles.

Short circuit or overload.

Disconnect the battery terminals. Let the

charger charge for a while. Reconnect the

battery terminals.

Charger connected with 230V

power cord, Red and Orange

LED flashing

Charger defect

Contact your dealer

No voltage on poles, Orange

LED flashing

Battery is switched off in the

app

Turn on the battery with the PowerXtreme

app or consult Service on our website

www.powerxtreme.nl

For an extensive fault flowchart see: www.powerxtreme.nl/service

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7Warranty conditions

EmergoPlus guarantees that the PowerXtreme X20/X30 battery is designed in accordance with the legally

applicable standards and regulations. During production and prior to delivery, all PowerXtreme X20/X30 batteries

were extensively tested and checked. If you do not act in accordance with the instructions and the regulations of

this manual, damage may occur and/or the unit will not comply with our specifications. This could imply that the

warranty becomes void.

The warranty period is 2 years. If you register your battery with us on time(via website www.emergoplus.com) we

extend the warranty period to 5 years.

Warranty period

EmergoPlus B.V. guarantees within the warranty period of 5 years (*after registration) that the product is free from

defects in materials and production under normal use, if installation and maintenance instructions have been

followed and at normal storage (by storage is meant the condition in which the product is not used for which it is

intended) The warranty period starts at the date of purchase in the store. This warranty is not transferable for

resale.

Exclusions

This warranty does not cover: a) wear, corrosion, discoloration and aging due to normal use and storage; b) damage

as a result of incorrect and/or improper maintenance; c) damage caused to the product by external causes such as

fire, water, vapor, liquid, ice, misapplication, falling, neglect, misuse (including use contrary to the instruction given

by EmergoPlus BV) or abuse.

Invocation of the Guarantee

If you wish to make a claim under this warranty, you have to notify the point of sale where you have purchased the

product of the defect within a reasonable period of time after the defect is discovered, but in any case before the end

of the warranty period. You can also contact the head office of EmergoPlus BV. When invoking the warranty, the

product (or the defect part) must be accompanied by the warranty certificate and the original purchase invoice.

8Liability

EmergoPlus is not liable for:

Damage resulting from the use of the PowerXtreme X20/X30;

Possible errors in the supplied manual and their consequences;

Use that is incompatible with the purpose of the product.

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. EmergoPlus BV is not liable for any

technical errors or omissions in this document. The purchased product may be differ from the product

described in this manual.

The liability of EmergoPlus BV is limited to the costs of reparation and/or replacement of the product under

warranty. With a replacement of the product, the warranty date starts with the purchase of the original product and

EmergoPlus BV is not liable for loss of profit, consequential damage, indirect damage or other special forms of

damage. In any case, this warranty does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer and is only valid and legally

enforceable in the country where the product was purchased.

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9EG Declaration of Conformity

EG DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

Declaration according to Directive 2014/35 / EC, as amended

This language version of the statement is checked by the manufacturer (original statement).

We:

Name : EmergoPlus BV

Address : Informaticastraat 20, 4538 BT Terneuzen

Country : The Netherlands

declare for the product described below:

Generic name : LiFePO4 battery

Trade name : PowerXtreme X20/X30

Model : X20/X30

Function : 12V Battery for power supply in caravans and other applications.

that all relevant provisions of the Machinery Directive are met;

that the product also complies with the provisions of the following European directives:

2014-35-EU

DIRECTIVE 2014/35 / EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 26 February 2014

on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States concerning the making available on the market

of electrical equipment for use within specified voltage limits.

2014/30/EU

DIRECTIVE 2014/30 / EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 26 February 2014

on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States concerning electromagnetic compatibility.

2011/65/EU

DIRECTIVE 2011/65 / EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 8 June 2011 on

the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

And the following harmonized standards:

EN 61000-6-1:2007

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 6-1: Generic standards - Immunity for residential,

commercial and light-industrial environments

EN 61000-6-2:2005

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) - Part 6-2: Generic standards - Immunity for industrial

environments

EN 61000-6-3:2007+A1:2011

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 6-3: Generic standards - Emission standards for residential,

commercial and light-industrial environments

EN 61000-3-22014

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 3-2: Limit values - Limit values for harmonic currents

emissions (input current of the devices ≤ 16 A per phase)

EN 61000-3-3:2013

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 3-3: Limits for voltage fluctuations, voltage fluctuations and

flicker in public low-voltage networks for equipment with an input current ≤ 16 A per phase and without

conditional connection

EN60950-1:2005+A1:2009+A2:2013

Information technology equipment - Safety - Part 1: General requirements

and which the following natural or legal person established in the Community is authorized to compile the technical file:

Name : EmergoPlus BV

Name and position : Dick van Wijck, CEO

Address : Informaticastraat 20, 4538 BT Terneuzen

Country : The Netherlands

Done at Terneuzen 01-09-2020

Dick van Wijck

CEO, EmergoPlus BV

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