Enelion LUMINA User manual

User
manual
LUMINA
Premium charger for electric vehicles.

Dear
user
Congratulations on your purchase of the Enelion charger
and thank you for your trust.
Please read this manual before installation
or prior to the station being commisioned.
The manual may change as the product develops.
The information provided may not be correct. All rights reserved.
Revision: V 3.9 rev 2
Number of pages: 38
Release date: June 10, 2022
Up-to-date manuals for users
and installers always available at:
enelion.com/en/help

Table of content
Important information
Use of the charging station
Preparation for use 7
Charging 7
Completion of charging 8
Emergency stop 8
Procedure in the event of irregularities, faults and re 8
General rules for safe operation 9
Health and Safety 9
Disposal and environmental protection 10
Device conguration
Available variants 11
Initiating the device 12
Changing the conguration 12
LED bar 13
Conguration panel
Features 14
Communication 14
Access to the conguration panel 15
Navigation in the conguration panel 16
Dashboard 16
Network 16
Overview 16
WiFi 17
GSM 17
Hotspot 18
OCPP 18
Connection 18
Conguration keys 19

Table of content
Charger 19
Overview 19
Mains 20
Authorization 21
Accessories 21
Charging network 22
Overview 22
Settings 23
System 23
Overview 23
Update 24
Users 24
Time 24
Logs 25
Reboot 25
Technical data 25
Maintenance
Cleaning 26
Operation
Operation and maintenance of charging stations 27
Technical tests 27
Continuity measurement of the protective
conductors 28
Effectiveness of electric shock protection
measurement 28

Table of content
Technical description
Troubleshooting
Alerts 36
Frequently Asked Questions 36
Testing insulation resistance 28
Testing the insulation resistance of the electrical
installation supplying power to the 28
charging station
Testing the insulation resistance of the charging
station with a charging module 29
Adapter 30
Measurement of the effectiveness of protection against
electric shock 31
Testing the operation of residual current devices 31
Functional tests of the device – methods of
execution 32

Important
information
Please read this manual before attempting to
install or commission the charger.
Safety instructions for installation
• Do not carry out outdoor installation during
precipitation or strong winds if there is a risk
that water or debris may enter the device.
• Carry out all operations described in this
manual after ensuring that there is no voltage
in the power cord.
• This product may only be installed, repaired or
serviced by an authorised electrician.
• All local, regional and national electrical
installation regulations must be observed.
• Installation must not be carried out near
explosive atmospheres or in areas where there
is a risk of running water.
• Risk to life from high electrical voltages.
• The product must be permanently installed in
its nal location.
• The product must be installed on a wall or
structure with sufcient load bearing capacity.
• The clamps on the rear panel are live when the
power circuit is closed and must never come
into direct contact with anything other than the
Lumina plug-in electronics.
• Lumina’s network SSID and password are
required for installation and conguration;
they can be found on the back of the charging
head.
Safety instructions for use
• Never use or touch the device if it is damaged
or not functioning properly.
• Always perform the recommended
maintenance, installation and any repair
work by an authorised service centre and in
accordance with local requirements.
• Do not use water to extinguish a re.
• Never clean the station with high pressure or
running water.
• Do not immerse the station in water or other
liquids.
• If the light bar on the device lights up red, there
is an error.
• Never touch the contacts of the type 2 socket/
plug and never insert foreign objects into it.
• Never use the charging cable if it is damaged
or if the connector is wet or dirty.
• Do not use extension cables or adapters in
connection with the station.
• The charging cable can only be disconnected
from the station by pulling on the plug handle,
not on the cable.
• Make sure that the charging cable does not
cause a tripping or running over hazard.
• Even though the station is designed to
withstand normal weather conditions, it
is recommended to protect it from direct
sunlight or exposure to extreme weather
conditions.
• Do not use the station near strong
electromagnetic elds or in the immediate
vicinity of radio transmitters.
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Use of the
charging
station
Preparation
for use
01
Charging
02
By default the charger is congured as
Freecharge conguration,which means it starts
charging as soon as a car is connected. To start
charging:
1. Connect the cable to the charger¹,
2. Connect the cable to the car,
3. Make sure the lock is closed properly² and
charging process has started.
When RFID tag authorization is enabled, place
the user tag on the RFID reader located in the
top cover of the charger to perform RFID tag
authorization. The use of a correct tag shall be
signaled with the diodes of the light
bar. After the card has been accepted perform
steps described above.
After performing these steps, the charger
switches to charging status, communicating the
Before the rst use of the charger, make sure
that the charger has been correctly installed and
poses no danger to the user. More information
may be found in the assembly manual available at
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1Applicable to devices with a socket.
2Not applicable to devices with Freecharge conguration or devices with cable.

fact with the light bar and showing the status on
the display. While charging,the light bar ashes
from the center towards the edge. See chapter
LED interface for more information. When
conguring the station as Freecharge, it is
possible to disable the locking of the plug in
the station before charging. This solution is
used at times in public chargers and it allows
one to stop charging without the need to use
an RFID card or to unplug the vehicle. The
plug design ensures that the communication
contacts are disconnected rst, interrupting
the charging process. Next, the power contacts
are disconnected, with the voltage already
disconnected, and nally the protective
conductor contact is disconnected. With such
conguration of the station, checking the correct
operation of the mechanical interlock should be
skipped.
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04
05
Completion
of charging
Emergency
stop
Procedure
in the event
of irregularities,
faults and re.
To complete the charging process, disconnect
the charging cable from the car. This unlocks the
cable lock on the charger and brings the charger
to standby. In the case of RFID conguration,
placing the appropriate card on the reader again
also terminates charging and unlocks the lock.
See chapter 3 Device conguration for more
information.
The charging process can be interrupted by
using the RFID card again or removing the plug
from the vehicle. While charging, when the lock
in the station is closed, it is not possible to pull
out the plug from the socket. When conguring
the station in Freecharge mode with the lock
disabled, it is possible to interrupt the charging
process by removing the plug from the charging
station.
When a defect, damage or irregularity occurs, the
use of the station should be stopped immediately
and the situation should be reported to the station
operator. In the event of a re on the charging
station, disconnect the charging station’s power
supply as soon as possible, then disconnect and, if
possible, move the vehicle to a safe distance. Call
the relevant services. Fire extinguishing should
be carried out with tools intended for electrical
devices up to 1000V – a carbon dioxide (CO2) or
powder extinguisher or sand.
For online chargers, you may need to use
the appropriate card to unlock the cable
lock on the charger.
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06
07
General
rules for safe
operation
Health and
Safety
The device should be used in accordance with the
recommendations included in the manufacturer’s
documentation and the principles of common
sense. Electric vehicles may be charged only with
the use of properly operating stations, charging
cables and the vehicle.
After charging is complete, the charging cables
must be put back to its designated storage
location. Avoid driving over any cables or plugs
while maneuvering the vehicle at all cost.
Do not use plugs that are clearly dirty or wet.
The vehicle must be parked so that the charging
cable is not stretched excessively, since this may
cause the user or a bystander to trip over and fall.
The device must be used in accordance with
the health and safety requirements related to
electrical devices. The device installation manual
requires the installation of a residual current
device (RCD) in the switchgear. The device is a
form of anti-shock and re protection.
Servicing may be performed only by authorized
persons.
Due to the IP 54 class of the device, it is
forbidden to wash the charger with pressure
washers, garden hoses, a shower or any other
stream of water.
It is forbidden to use extension cords,
adapters or branch-joints.
It is forbidden to open the station
(especially when live), to place any objects
in plugs and sockets.
Incorrect use may result in damage to
property, re, and in extreme cases, loss of
health or life as a result of an electric shock.
!
!
!
The device meets the IP 54 standard.
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Use of the charging station

08 Disposal and
environmental
protection
Electrical and electronic waste must not be
disposed of together with normal household
waste. According to the WEEE directive in force
in the EU, separate methods of disposal must be
used for electrical and electronic waste.
In accordance with the provisions on waste
electrical and electronic equipment, it is
forbidden to put waste equipment (marked with
the symbol of a crossed out bin) with other waste.
The user who intends to get rid of such product is
obliged to return the above-mentioned waste to
the equipment waste collection point.
The collection points are run by wholesalers and
retailers of such equipment and by communal
organizational units operating in the eld of waste
collection, to name a few.
Use of the charging station
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Device
conguration
Available variants
01
The system of conguring the settings of Enelion
Lumina charger is done in the conguration panel.
Available variants resulting from the conguration
of the device are presented below:
►Type of power system
• One–phase power system — only the rst
phase connected to the device will be used
for charging. The power range may be set
between 1,4 kW to 7,4 kW.
• Three–phase power system — three phases
will be used for charging. The power range may
be set between 4,1 kW to 22 kW.
►The charger power — Available power
capacity: 1,4 kW to 22 kW.
This is set depending on the type of power
system of the user. Allows the power used for
charging the car to be limited in order to protect
the mains against overload.
►Authorizing methods
• Freecharge — User authorization is not
required: connecting the car will initiate the
charging process
• RFID — The charging process will initiate only
after applying the correct RFID card. In case of
ofine chargers only the card dedicated to a
specic charger will be accepted. Authorization
in online chargers requires the user to be
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accepted by the administrating system.
►Deauthorizing methods
The above options are applicable only with ofine
chargers. Deauthorizing the user in an online
charger must be processed by the administrating
system.
• Only with an initiating card — Ending the
charging process is possible only after applying
the same card which was used to initiate the
charging
• With each card issued for the charger — This
conguration is used in ofine chargers. It
allows to nish the charging process with the
use of any card which was issued for a specic
charger.
►Current limits
Given in amps. Limits current available for a single
phase in the power connection. It is the border
value of power which will not be exceeded
by the total power of all chargers operating at the
same time.
►Phase interlacing
The sequence of connecting phases to the
charger. There are three possible connection
sequences: L1, L2, L3, L2, L3, L1 and L3, L1, L2.
It allows for the power of the connection in a
network of chargers to be used more effectively.
02
03
Initiating
the device
Changing the
conguration
Once the charger is switched on for the rst time
it will use the default conguration in which it only
accepts ofine cards that can be added manually
in the Charger -> Authorization section in the
conguration panel.
To congure the charger you need to:
1. Install the charger according to the tting
instruction available on enelion.com/en/
help
2. Turn power supply on
3. Connect with secured AP of the station
4. Log in to the conguration panel on the
Admin account
5. Set required parameters
Above should be performed only by authorized
personnel. conguration panel.
When needed it is possible to change the
conguration of the charge which was already
initialized.
In order to change the conguration just perform
the same procedure as the rst conguration
using conguration panel. This should be done
only by authorised personnel on the Admin
account.
Device conguration
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The interface provides only basic operational
information, detailed information can be read
from the conguration panel.
04 LED bar
The Lumina charging station has
an LED interface that provides
the user with basic information:
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Status Light type
Availability Green ashing
Charging (energy
transfer in progress)
Blue ashing from
inside towards the
edge
Charging (no energy
transfer)
Blue ashing
Warning/minor error
(the charger will
attempt to return to
its previous state)
Yellow ashing
Error Red ashing
Fatal error Steady red
Authorisation
User acceptance Running from left to
right in green
User rejection Running from left to
right in red
Authorisation pending White dot moving
from left to right
Device conguration

Conguration
panel
Features
Communication
01
02
Enelion charger is equipped with connectivity
features that enable:
Preview and basic management of charging
point:
• Reading the status of the charging point,
including its meter, charging power, available
power
• Socket lock management
• Starting, stopping and scheduling charging
Internet connectivity:
• WiFi
• GSM LTE
Connectivity with Management Systems
compliant with OCPP 1.6 (JSON)
• User authorization and billing
• Monitoring the status of chargers and charging
power
• Reservations
• Charging power proles
• Management of access to the charging point
• Remote diagnostics and software update
Lumina charger allows you to connect to the
conguration panel using its WiFi hotspot.
In order to connect to the WiFi hotspot, use
Enelion Lumina App available on
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02.1 Access to the
conguration
panel
After connecting to the device’s network,
it is possible to access the conguration
panel via a web browser. Enter the address
http://192.168.8.8 in the address bar and log in.
a computer or your smartphone to scan the
available WiFi networks. The broadcast network
is named “Enelion-XXXX-XXXX” where X signs
stand for the charger’s serial number. Password
for this network can be found on the identication
sticker placed on the charger’s head.
There are accounts for the user (user) and
administrator (admin) in the conguration panel.
The default password for each of these users is
the same as the username and can be changed in
the settings.
In case a password to the conguration panel is
lost it is possible to reset the device to factory
settings. To do so please choose Forgot
password? link and conrm the choice.
http://192.168.8.8
http://192.168.8.8
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Log in page of the conguration panel.
Conguration panel

03 04
05
Navigation
in the
conguration
panel
Dashboard
Network
The interface of the conguration panel consists
of an upper bar with the Enelion logo, common
to all subpages, a side menu with the name of the
logged in user and access to individual subpages,
and the proper content of a given subpage.
The Dashboard tab contains basic information
about the overall status of the Bridge and the
charging network and presents them in the form
of tiles. Depending on the situation, not all tiles
will be visible. The available tiles are:
• WiFi connection status
• GSM connection status
• Mesh communication status
• Device operation time from startup (uptime)
• Active alerts
View the status of all available network interfaces.
Clicking on any of them will take you to the
corresponding subpage.
The interface is responsive, which means it adapts
to the different screen sizes of the devices on
which it is used. On small screens, the side menu
is hidden, and to eject it, touch the dedicated
button.
Dashboard site of the conguration panel.
Mobile version of the Dashboard site. Overview section of the Network tab.
05.1 Overview
Conguration panel
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Enelion Bridge enables WiFi connectivity in
the 802.11 b / g / n, 2.4 GHz standard. The WiFi
subpage allows you to manage the Bridge’s
connection to the WiFi network. The switch on
the right side of the subpage header can disable
the WiFi interface, and the Status section shows
detailed information about the WiFi connection.
Enelion Bridge is equipped with LTE cat 4 module.
To connect the module with GSM internet please,
before powering the charging station on, make sure
that the SIM card is properly inserted in the SIM slot.
After powering the station on please go to the
GSM section in the conguration and turn the
GSM module on with the switch found in top-right
corner. After a short moment you will see the SIM
card state. If the PIN code is not necessary and
the SIM card is activated and in GSM network
coverage, then the GSM section will be lled with
SIM card and network details, and State eld will
show the Ready text.
To type a PIN code in and congure a GSM
connection please click a pencil icon found in
the right side of SIM card settings section. The
conguration window will open. After typing the
conguration in please save the changes using a
Save button.
To change conguration please choose a pencil
icon. A conguration window will open. After
typing in the chosen conguration please click a
Save button.
The Available WiFi networks section presents
a list of WiFi networks detected by the Bridge
module in its vicinity, along with information about
the signal level and type of security. Clicking the
button with the refresh icon on the right side of
the section header will rescan the surroundings for
WiFi networks. Clicking on any of them will open
a window that allows you to enter the password
(in the case of secured networks) and save the
settings in order to connect to the network.
WiFi section of the Network tab.
View of connecting to the WiFi network.
GSM section of the Network tab
05.2 05.3
WiFi GSM
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Conguration panel

GSM conguration window.
Hotspot section of the Network tab.
Hotspot settings.
05.4
06.1
Hotspot
Connection
The hotspot section shows the status of the
emitted WiFi network and its settings.
Since Hotspot is the only method to access the
charger’s conguration, its settings only include
the possibility to hide the network, not to disable it.
Lumina supports OCPP 1.6 over JSON. To
connect to OCPP backend please use the toggle
on the right of “OCPP Connection” header. The
“Status” and “Connection settings” elds will
become active and you will be able to see current
connection status along with registration state.
To set OCPP url and Station ID click the pencil
icon on the right of “Connection settings.”
You will see a modal window with OCPP settings.
In charging networks consisting of multiple
chargers one of them needs to me a Master
device and the rest of them must be set as Slaves.
The Master device will connect all the
chargers with the OCPP backend. There can only
The Charger section allows for conguring
charging related settings.
06 OCPP
Conguration panel
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be one Master device in the network.
If the device you are conguring is a Master type,
choose Master as device type and ll other
data, including OCPP URL, Station ID and the
number of connectors in the network.
When conguring multiple chargers in single
charging network you need to assign different
Connector IDs to each of them. Freecharge idTag
ist the tag used to OCPP authorization
when Freecharge mode is enabled and RFID tag
is not used.
After Connection settings form is lled, press “Save” button. The
charger should connect to the OCPP backend.
06.2 Conguration
keys
The Conguration keys subpage allows you to
check and edit the values of conguration
keys dened in the OCPP 1.6 specication. Using
the pencil icon, you will open the window
for editing the value of a given conguration key.
For read-only keys it is not possible to
change their value.
WARNING: Changing the value of these keys can
change the behavior of the charging
stations undesirably. Only use this feature if you
know what you are doing.
0 7. 1 Overview
In the Overview section, we can check
information about the connector status,
schedule, start or stop charging.
The Charger section allows for conguring
charging related settings.
07 Charger
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Overview section of the Charger tab.
In the Overview section, we can check
information about the connector status,
schedule, start or stop charging.
To Schedule charging click “Schedule” icon on
the right of “Connector” header. A modal will be
opened in which we can set the time after which
charging should start. After clicking “Set start
time” next modal will allow to set stop time or
choose “Don’t stop” option.
Mains section of the Charger tab.
Mains settings.
0 7. 2 Mains
In the Mains section, we can check Mains status
and settings like power limit or phase sequence.
To change power limit click an Edit icon. A settings
modal will show up in which we can choose
predened power limit options or choose our
own depending on number of phases and chosen
maximum current limit.
Conguration panel
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