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Fig. 5 Terminal clamps of the power supply unit
Caution - Heed the terminal sequence.
When clamping the connecting line,
heed the sequence of the terminals. PE,
L3, L2, L1, N.
Reverse polarity of the electrical con‐
necting lines will destroy the electronics
in the Wallbox!
8. Connect the individual wires of the power supply
cable as shown in the diagram (Fig. 5). If a single-
phase supply voltage is used, it must be con‐
nected to L1. Terminals L2 and L3 are not used
for a single-phase connection.
Note
This is a tool-free terminal strip. Folding
back the clamping lever (Fig. 5/1) opens
the terminal so that the respective indi‐
vidual wire can be inserted. The respec‐
tive clamping lever is then shut to secure
the respective individual wire. Folding
back more than one clamping lever at a
time must be avoided.
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Fig. 6 Opened electronics housing
Setting the charging current
The charging current of the Wallbox must be set in ac‐
cordance with the building's circuit breakers. Under no
circumstances may the charging current be set higher
than the respective circuit breaker.
The rotary switch (Fig. 6/1) is used to set the charging
current from 6 to 16 A.
06 A (default setting, delivery state)
18 A
210 A
312 A
414 A
5 ... 9 16 A
External enabling/disabling of the Wallbox
The Wallbox can be optionally disabled or enabled by
means of external switching elements (e.g. key
switch). For this, the plug (Fig. 6/2) in the electronics
housing must be pulled out and the wire jumper re‐
moved. The now vacant contacts of the plug must then
be connected to a two-pole lead that exits through the
cable entry (Fig. 6/3) to the corresponding switching
element.
Installation instructions
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