Huawei FusionCharge AC User manual

Preliminary Version
AP07N-EU, AP22N-EU
FusionCharge AC
User Manual

Preliminary Version
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Contents
The manual is for reference only and does not constitute a warranty of any kind. The actual product (including
but not limited to color, size, and functions) may vary. If this manual is inconsistent with the description on the
ocial website, the latter prevails.
Thank you for choosing Huawei FusionCharge AC.
This manual will guide you through the steps required to install, use, and maintain FusionCharge AC.
Exercise caution when performing operations with "Caution" marks to avoid injury or product damage. The symbol that
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Caution: supplements important information or indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in device damage, data loss, performance deterioration, or unanticipated results.
Safety
Safety Information
Introduction
Packing List
Product Overview
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Installation
Installation Preparations
Installation Instructions
App Guide
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Usage
Charger Usage
Indicator Introduction
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Routine Maintenance
Miscellaneous
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Overview
About This Manual 1
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English 1
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Deutsch 17
Some functions may be subject to change, according to the charger's latest software and app updates.
Scan the QR code to obtain the documents.

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Safety Information Packing List
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normal operation of implanted medical appliances or
personal medical appliances, such as the pacemakers,
cochlear implants, and hearing aids. Consult the
manufacturer of your medical equipment for more
information.
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the upstream residual current operated circuit-break-
ers with integral overcurrent protection (RCBO) of it.
Do not install or use the product in an environment
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transmitter.
Do not install or use the product in or near areas with
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Install and use this product in a place without direct
sunlight.
Do not use or replace the product in extreme weather
conditions.
Before charging an electric vehicle with the product,
read the instructions of the vehicle carefully.
Do not remove the safety marks, warning signs,
nameplates, or cabling marks from the product.
Do not spray water or any liquids on the product. Do
not submerge the charging connector in water.
Before charging your electric or hybrid vehicle, turn
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Keep children away from the product.
Do not disassemble, repair, or modify the product by
yourself.
Do not use third-party cables or adapters.
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components of the product.
Do not drop, squeeze, or pierce the product to avoid
device faults.
Do not fold or crush any component of the product,
or damage it with sharp objects.
Do not use the product if it is defective, cracked,
damaged, or malfunctioned.
A generator cannot serve as the power supply for the
product.
Do not connect the product to devices other than a
vehicle.
Before using and operating this product, read this
document thoroughly and observe all of the safety
precautions, including the equipment safety markings.
The statements made in this manual do not constitute
the full safety instructions. These are only supplemental.
The Company shall not be held liable for any
consequences caused by the violation of these general
safety requirements, design, production or safety
standards.
Ensure that the product is installed in environments as
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potentially damage the charger. Any resulting damage,
personal injury or property damage is excluded from the
warranty.
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the usage and operation of the product should also
comply with the local regulations.
Rubber plug
x 4
Charger
Cable rubber cover
x 3
RFID card x 2 User manual
FusionCharge AC
User Manual
Cable clip x 2
Cable clip screw
x 4
Cable clip x 2
Recommended cable diameter:
19.5–23 mm
Recommended cable diameter:
14.5–19.5 mm
Wall plug
x 4
Wall-mounting
screw x 4

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180 mm 145 mm
335 mm
Product Overview
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PV power adaptive charging with a high PV
self-consumption rate.
Automatic phase switchover to maximize PV
power utilization (available on AP22N-EU).
Scheduled charging
Scheduled time-of-use charging allows you to set
when to start and stop a charging session on the
app.
Normal charging
Charging power up to 7.4 kW (single-phase) or
22 kW (three-phase).
Smart authentication
Supports user authentication and denies access
for unauthorized users. Plug-and-play charging is
supported after authentication is disabled.
Supports RFID card management.
Power equalization*
The charger power is dynamically controlled
based on the total premise power to prevent the
premise RCBO from tripping.
Technical Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight
Operating voltage range
Supported earthing system
Frequency
Rated output power
(current)
Single-phase 230 V AC (±20%)
Single-phase, three-wire; TN, TT, IT
50/60 Hz±1 Hz
Single-phase: 7.4 kW (32 A)
Three-phase 400 V AC (±20%)
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50/60 Hz±1 Hz
Three-phase: 22 kW (32 A)
Network type
Bluetooth
Ethernet port
RFID
WiFi 2.4 GHz
BLE 5.0
FE 100 Mbit/s
IEC 14443 Type A
WiFi 2.4 GHz
BLE 5.0
FE 100 Mbit/s
IEC 14443 Type A
Operating temperature*
Transportation and
storage temperature
Relative humidity
Altitude*
–35°C to +45°C
–40°C to +70°C
5%–95% RH (non-condensing)
0–2000 m
–35°C to +40°C
–40°C to +70°C
5%–95% RH (non-condensing)
0–2000 m
AP07N-EU AP22N-EU
335 mm x 180 mm x 145 mm
About 3.0 kg
335 mm x 180 mm x 145 mm
About 3.1 kg
IP rating
Standard compliance
IP54
EN 61851-1 2019, IEC 62955 2018
IEC 61008-1 2010, IEC/EN 62196-1
IP54
EN 61851-1 2019, IEC 62955 2018
IEC 61008-1 2010, IEC/EN 62196-1
Charger
* This function is available when an electricity
meter and a Huawei PV inverter of specified
models and versions are installed. Scan the QR
code in "About This Manual" and see detailed
information about the meter in "Meter
Description."
PV power preferred*
RFID card
swiping area
Strip light
Type 2 socket
*AP07N-EU: When the operating temperature ranges from 45°C to 55°C, the output power of the charger is derated.
When the altitude ranges from 2000 m to 4000 m, the output power of the charger is derated.
*AP22N-EU: When the operating temperature ranges from 40°C to 55°C, the output power of the charger is derated.
When the altitude ranges from 2000 m to 4000 m, the output power of the charger is derated.

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allowed to disassemble and install chargers.
Ensure that all installation operations are performed
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shock.
Ensure that the installation surface is solid enough
to hold the charger. It is recommended that the wall
have a bearing capacity of at least 100 kg.
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space around the installation position to ensure
good ventilation.
Ensure that the wall is larger than the rear cover of
the charger.
When installing the product, install the ground cable
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ground cable last. Do not work on the product in the
absence of a properly installed ground cable.
Do not install or remove power cables with power on.
Before switching on the upstream RCBO, ensure that
cables are correctly connected to the charger.
After the upstream RCBO is switched on, do not
touch the terminals on the rear cover directly or with
conductors.
Use cables that comply with local regulations and
ensure that the insulation layer is intact.
When installing the product, use a screwdriver with
a proper torque to tighten the screws. When using a
screwdriver, ensure that the screwdriver does not tilt
and the torque error does not exceed 10% of the
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When routing power cables, ensure that there is no
coiling or twisting.
Keep cables at least 30 mm away from
heat-generating components or heat source areas.
Installation Precautions
Before installation, carefully read the
precautions in this manual and prepare for the
installation.
Installation Preparations
The charger power is within the allowed load range of the residence.
Cables and RCBOs meet the installation and usage requirements.
If the AC input power cable exposed to the outdoor environment is 3 m or longer, consult the local installer. You are
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charger must be at least 3 m.
A network cable that is long enough is prepared if the charger is connected to a wired network.
The installation area should be covered by a wireless network if the charger is connected to the network through WiFi.
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Scan the QR code in "About This Manual" and see detailed information about the meter in "Meter Description."
Before the installation, ensure that:
Preparing Tools
Personal protective
equipment Safety helmet
Hardware installation
tools
Hammer drill and
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Protective gloves Insulated shoes
Phillips insulated torque
screwdriver (M4/M5/M6)
Insulated security torx
torque screwdriver (TT20)
Rubber mallet
Marker
Cable installation tools Wire stripper Crimping tool Scissors
Measurement instruments Clamp meter Steel measuring tape Level instrument
Auxiliary materials Insulation tape Heat-shrink tubing Cord end terminal
Preparing an RCBO
Note: To facilitate cabling, aluminum wires and solid copper wires are not recommended.
Specifications
Input
Single-phase /
Three-phase
4P RCBO, 40 A (50 A is recommended if the ambient temperature is higher than 45°C), Type A or B,
in compliance with local regulations.
Do not join or weld power cables. If necessary, use a
longer cable.
Seal unused power cable holes with rubber plugs
after the installation is complete.
Preparing Cables
Operating Current
Cable Type
AC input power cable (single-phase three-wire) 32 A
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Cross-sectional Area
6~10 mm2
6~10 mm2
Scan the QR code to get the installation video.

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Opening the Charger
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1
1. Push the rear cover downwards.
2. Separate the charger body from the rear cover.
Securing the Rear Cover
2
Ensure that the installation surface is solid enough
to hold the charger. It is recommended that the
wall have a bearing capacity of at least 100 kg. Do
not drill holes on the rear cover. Otherwise, the
rear cover may be damaged.
Cabling in the Rear Cover
3
Read the installation precautions before the
installation.
Recommended:
130–140 cm
above the ground
Level
Mounting hole
1. Place the rear cover on the wall, keep it horizontal,
and use a marker to mark the hole drilling positions
on the wall.
2. Use a hammer drill to drill holes on the wall at the
marked positions, and place wall plugs into the holes.
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3. Use wall-mounting screws to secure the rear cover to
the wall. (Use an M6 Phillips screwdriver with a torque
of 1.4–1.6 N·m.)
x 4
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3. The cable stripping template is printed inside the carton. Use a wire stripper to strip the power cable based on
the template.
4. Select an appropriate cord end terminal based on the cable diameter, and crimp the cord end terminal to the cable.
5. Connect the power cable through the cable inlet based on the actual cable route. Squeeze the cable rubber
cover in the cable inlet. (If the cable diameter is 22±1 mm, you do not need to squeeze the cable rubber cover
in the charger. Attach it to the charger enclosure.)
Cable diameters supported
by the rubber cover (mm)
Communications
cable inlet
Power cable inlets
Power cable
inlet
Ring 1
Rubber cover
Left cabling
Right cabling Bottom cabling
Middle cabling
Ring 7 (18.5±1)
Ring 5 (15.0±0.5) Ring 6 (16.5±1)
Ring 9 (22±1)
Stripping template
14mm
Right Wiring Left Wiring
PEGNYE
NBU
L3GY
L2BK
L1BN
PEGNYE
NBU
L3GY
L2BK
L1BN
200 10 10 10
200 10 10 10
Three-PhaseCable Stripping Suggestions
14mm
Bottom Wiring Middle Wiring
PEGNYE
NBU
L3GY
L2BK
L1BN
PEGNYE
NBU
L3GY
L2BK
L1BN
180 20 10
230 10 10
Three-PhaseCable Stripping Suggestions

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Connecting Power Cables
4
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correct terminals and tighten the screws clockwise. Pull the power cables to check that the cables are securely
connected. Check that the screws are in the required status. (Use an M5 torque screwdriver with a torque of
2.0±0.2 N·m.)
2. Select a cable clip based on the cable size. Install the cable clip and use screws to secure the cables. (Use an
M4 torque screwdriver with a torque of 1.2 N·m.)
3. Pull the power cables to ensure that they are securely connected.
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Connect power cables based on the actual phase condition.

The AP07N-EU supports TN&TT 1-phase and IT 1-phase.
The AP22N-EU supports TN&TT 3-phase, TN&TT 1-phase, and IT 1-phase.
For a TT system, connect cables by referring to the
TN system cabling imprint on the rear cover.

cables are routed in
from the bottom,
it is recommended that
no more than two layers
of cables be stacked.
Recommended cable
diameter: 14.5–19.5 mm
Recommended cable
diameter: 19.5–23 mm
x 2

TN&TT 3-phase
PE L3N L2 L1
PE L3 L1PE N L1
TN&TT 1-phase IT 1-phase
230V
230V
L1
L2
L3
N
PE
230V
L1
L3
PE
L1
L2
L3
N
PE
230V
230V
400V
230V

Preliminary Version
Stopping Charging
Swipe the RFID card to stop a charging session.
Charging will automatically stop when the battery is full.

QR code in "About This Document" and refer to
"Troubleshooting."
Connecting Communications
Cables
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Completing the Installation
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If you use WiFi connection, ensure that the
installation area is within the coverage.
If you select wired connection, refer to the
following to connect communications cables.

in from the middle.
Scan the device's QR code before operating.
Download and install the latest app on your
smartphone.
Follow the instructions on the app to complete
wizard settings and parameter settings.
Charger Usage
1. Seal unused power cable holes with rubber plugs.
2. Cut the cable rubber cover based on site
requirements and secure it to the communications
cable inlet.
3. Route the network cable through the left
cable hole at the lower part of the rear cover.
4. Connect the network cable to the FE port on
the rear side of the charger.
1. Seal unused power cable holes with rubber
plugs.
2. Align the charger with its rear cover, and push
the charger downwards.
3. Tighten the screws at the bottom. (Use a TT20
insulated security torx torque screwdriver with
a torque of 2.0 N·m.)
Router
Charging by Card Swiping
1. Open the vehicle's charging port.
2. Take the charging connector,
open the socket cover, and
properly insert the charging
connector into the charger and
vehicle.
3. Place the RFID card in the
swiping area to start a
charging session. Keep the
ring pattern on the card
in the swiping area. If the

for three times, the card
swiping is successful.

routed in from the middle and WiFi networking
is used.
Read the installation precautions before using the product.
Ensure that the charger is not cracked or damaged.
Ensure that there is no liquid or other foreign matter on
the charging connector or inside the charging port of the
vehicle.
The following shows how to start a charging session by
swiping the card. For details about other charging modes,
see the charger app.
If the plug-and-play charging mode is used, you can stop
a charging session from the vehicle, by RFID card swiping,
or on the charger app.

App Operation Guide
Scan the QR code to obtain the
app operation guide.
“CLICK!”
3
3
1 1
1
FE
x 3 x 4x 1
1
2
2
4
1 1

Preliminary Version
Routine Maintenance
*This function is available when an electricity meter and a Huawei PV inverter of specified models and versions
are installed.
Indicators
Some functions may be subject to change according to the charger's latest software and app updates.
Storage and Transportation
Chargers should be transported in the original packages. Do not place other objects on the top of the charger.
Before transportation, store the product in a clean, dry, and well ventilated place with a relative humidity of not
more than 80% and free from corrosive gases.


Disassembly


Disposal/Scrapping
The product should be disposed of at recycling points for electronic equipment. Dispose of the product in a correct
and environmental friendly manner in compliance with local laws and regulations.
Electronic devices cannot be disposed of as household waste.
Privacy Protection
For more information about privacy protection, log in to the app.
Troubleshooting
For details about troubleshooting, scan the QR code in "About This Document" and refer to "Troubleshooting."
Customer Support
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected] or call 0080033888888 for service
support.
Chargers do not need special maintenance. You are advised to check and clean the enclosure of the charger
and accessories such as the charging connector every six months.
Check whether the charger and cables are damaged.
Use a dry cloth to clean the surface of the charger. Do not spray water directly on the charger.
Do not use corrosive cleaners, glass cleaners, or organic solvents.
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Indicator Status


Cycle: pulsating blue for 1s
Steady blue

Charger Status
Idle (default state or charging connector removed
from the vehicle)
Charging in progress
Charging ended (The charging connector is not
removed.)
Charging connector plugged
(The authentication function is disabled.)
Scheduled charging waiting

Cycle: pulsating green for 1s
Steady red
PV power charging waiting and PV power
charging in progress*
Faulty
Alarming
Software upgrading
Blue
White
Green
Red
Indicator
Miscellaneous
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