LINCHR E-Series Operating instructions

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Contents
1 Introduction..................................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Representation of safety instructions.........................................................................................4
1.2 Requirements for installers ............................................................................................................5
1.3 Guarantee............................................................................................................................................5
1.4 Notes on this manual ......................................................................................................................6
2 Installation ....................................................................................................................................................7
2.1 Accessory list ......................................................................................................................................7
2.2 Environmental requirements.........................................................................................................7
2.3 Short circuit protection ...................................................................................................................8
2.4 Lightning protection ........................................................................................................................8
2.5 Supported power supply system.................................................................................................8
2.6 Installation steps................................................................................................................................9
3 System overview.................................................................................................................................... 19
3.1 WLAN ............................................................................................................................................19
3.2 WLAN Access Point ..................................................................................................................20
3.2.1 User viewing interface.........................................................................................................21
3.2.2 Installer view interface.........................................................................................................22
●1- WI-FI Access-Point Setting.............................................................................................. 25
●2- Networking Parameters Setting .....................................................................................26
●3- RFID Setting........................................................................................................................... 27
●4- System Parameter Setting ................................................................................................ 28
●5- System Time Setting........................................................................................................... 29
●6- Fault Record Report............................................................................................................ 29
●7- Charging Record Report ...................................................................................................30
●8- System Parameter Report................................................................................................. 31
●9- Run Data Report ..................................................................................................................32
●10- System Upgrade................................................................................................................ 33
3.3 WLAN Station.................................................................................................................................35
4 Function ...................................................................................................................................................38
4.1 Display........................................................................................................................................... 38
4.2 RFID and how to use................................................................................................................ 41
4.3 Current limiting ..........................................................................................................................43
4.4 Load balance............................................................................................................................... 43

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1 Introduction
This manual mainly introduces E-series AC charger of LINCHR, and guides installation
and commissioning. Please read the instructions carefully before use, and follow the
relevant steps of the instructions.
E-series AC charger is a smart charger series, it has four models to meet your different
using. The E-series AC charger has 6 digital tubes display and 4 state indicator lights，
which invisible under the front cover when there is no need to display，when at the
charging mode it can easily to read out the charging information from the charger. The
appearance of the E-series charger has the strong future and technical feeling. it has a
halo atmosphere lamp surround the charger. It can connect to TN, TT, IT（Only single-
phase）power supply system to meet lots of application scenarios, very suitable for
household or charging station.
E-series smart charger can run offline or online. When running offline, you can query
and configure the charging parameters through the AP's WLAN-assisted AP mode. You
can easily check the current running status of the charger, historical charging records,
and fault occurrence records. When running online, the E-series smart charger supports
the OCPP1.6 protocol. It can easily connect to the operator's server through the Internet
to configure parameter settings, such as load balancing and reading charging data.

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Basic electrical information
Model
ES-07-B
ES-07-C
ES-22-B
ES-22-C
Rated power
7KW(Single
phase)
7KW(Single
phase)
22KW(Three
phase)
22KW(Three
phase)
Connection
mode
Socket(IEC
62196-2)
Cable-5m(IEC
62196-2)
Socket(IEC
62196-2)
Cable-5m(IEC
62196-2)
Grid system
TN-S,TN-C-
S,TT,IT
TN-S,TN-C-
S,TT,IT
TN-S,TN-C-
S,TT
TN-S,TN-C-
S,TT
Power supply
system
1P+N+PE or
2P+PE
1P+N+PE or
2P+PE
3P+N+PE
3P+N+PE
Rated voltage
230VAC
230VAC
400VAC
400VAC
Voltage range
196~264 VAC
196~264 VAC
380~415VAC
380~415VAC
Rated output
current
32A
32A
32A
32A
Frequency
Range
50 Hz±1%/60
Hz±1%
50 Hz±1%/60
Hz±1%
50 Hz±1%/60
Hz±1%
50 Hz±1%/60
Hz±1%
Ambient
temperature
-25℃～+50℃
-25℃～+50℃
-25℃～+50℃
-25℃～+50℃
Storage
temperature
-40～+70℃
-40～+70℃
-40～+70℃
-40～+70℃
Protection level
IP54
IP54
IP54
IP54
Standby power
＜15W
＜15W
＜15W
＜15W
Relative
humidity of use
environment
≤95%
≤95%
≤95%
≤95%

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1.1 Representation of safety instructions
In this manual, you will find symbols used for warnings. The symbols used have the
following meanings:
Read these instructions carefully and examine the equipment to use.
All the applicable local, regional and national regulations must be followed when you
install, repair or maintain this equipment.
Do not operate a damaged product. Refer to the support for more information.
DANGER!
Indicates a hazardous situation, which will result in death or serious bodily injury if
the corresponding precautions are not taken.
This equipment must only be installed, repaired and maintained by qualified
personnel.
WARNING!
Indicates a potentially situation, which will result in serious bodily injury or charger
damaged if the corresponding precautions are not taken.
This equipment must only be installed, repaired and maintained by qualified
personnel

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1.2 Requirements for installers
This document contains information for persons with the following requirements:
●Electrician certification
●Current valid safety information
●The mode of operation of the charging station
●The displays and operating elements of the charging station
●Basics of network technology
●Systematic fault analysis and rectification
●The setting options on the charging station
1.3 Guarantee
Our charger warranty period is 1 year. Within 1 year, we will repair it free. After 1 year,
the repair service need for charge. You can also extend the warranty period by the
different sales policy.
Only the maintenance work expressly permitted by LINCHR may be performed. Any
other manipulations to the device will also result in loss of warranty.
A device with broken warranty seals may no longer be put into operation. The
necessary steps for replacement or repair of the charging station by the specialist
dealer or service partner must be initiated.
WARNING!
Danger! Do not screw off！
Risk of electric shock and fire hazard
Fig.1-3: Screws on the cover

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As shown in the figure, drawing the × position means do not screw off. Opening this
inner cover will break the warranty seal and void the warranty. if the warranty seal is
broken, this proof can no longer be provided, whereby the warranty claim expires.
1.4 Notes on this manual
The manual is part of the product. It should be stored throughout the product's life
cycle and read before any user uses the product.
This manual will be updated as the product is upgraded.

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2Installation
This chapter mainly describes how to install the E-series charger. Please read it
carefully. When installing, please install it in the manner specified in the manual,
otherwise it may cause personal injury and equipment damage.
2.1 Accessory list
●A user manual.
●A certificate of conformity.
●Four expansion screws. (For mounted the charger on the wall)
●A mounting template for bracket
●An Anti-theft stainless screw. (Fixed on the wall mounting bracket at the back of
the charger.)
●Optional：Ground fixed post (not include in the product).
2.2 Environmental requirements
The charger can be used outdoors. Pay attention to the operating environment to
meet the equipment operation, otherwise it will affect the service life of the
equipment.
●Operation temperature: -25 ℃ ~ 50 ℃;
●Operation humidity≤95%;
●Avoid of the strong vibration and shock place to install the charger;
●Keep away of the explosive dangerous media, conductive media and harmful
gases those can damage the electrical insulation;
●The use environment should be kept clean, no mold is allowed, and it should be
kept away from moisture, dust, flammable gas, flammable liquid, etc., away from
heat sources and corrosive environments;
●The altitude of the use environment does not exceed 2000 meters;

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2.3 Short circuit protection
The charger itself does not have a short-circuit protection function, and a short-
circuit protection device needs to be installed at the upper level for short-circuit
protection. It is recommended that the rated current of the supply circuit short-
circuit protection device matching with the current used by the charger. If it is used
at full load, the rated current should be 40A, otherwise the charger will not work
properly. We recommend using circuit breaker with curve C or curve B .
If you do not know how to choose the appropriate short-circuit protection device,
please contact us.
DANGER!
The supply circuit of the charger must be equipped with a short-circuit
protection device, otherwise the charger cannot be used.
2.4 Lightning protection
The charger meets the overvoltage level III.
2.5 Supported power supply system
Both single-phase and three-phase chargers support the following power supply
systems.
●TN-S
●TN-C-S
●TT
●IT(Only single-phase products are supported. )
For single-phase charger, in a power supply system with a neutral line, the voltage
between the phase line and the neutral line cannot be higher than the rated voltage
requirement (240VAC). In a power supply system without a neutral line, the voltage
between the phase line and the phase line cannot be higher than the constant
voltage requirement (240VAC).
For three-phase charger, in a power supply system with a neutral line, the voltage
between the phase line and the neutral line cannot be higher than the rated voltage
requirement (240VAC).

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2.6 Installation steps
●The mounting template is in the packing case easy for you to determine the
position of bracket . Closed the mounting template to the wall. The height from
the center of the template to the ground is determined according to your ideal
height (1500mm is recommended).
WARNING!
The wall should be able to support the weight of the charger.
●The four expansion bolts correspond to the four blind holes just punched into the
wall. (It is recommended to use a tool such as a hammer)

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●Open the black front cover of the charger, remove the anti-theft screw located on
the top of the mounted bracket and fix the wall mount bracket on the wall with the
expansion screws.
●Hang the charger on the wall mounted bracket, and then screw up the anti-theft
screw.

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●Use scissors to cut the cross line of the rubber stopper and pass the cable through
the rubber stopper.
●Place the cable through the hole in the bottom of the charger into the wiring
position inside the charger and then put the rubber stopper in the hole position
at the bottom..

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●Open the wire cover , insert the power supply cables into the bottom hole , and
connect the cables according to the signs which on the wire cover. ( The cables
should be wrapped in a bundle with tape for easy handling.) It should be noted
that there is no device for fixing the cable at the position of the cable entry, so
you must leave enough space for the cable to avoid the cable from being pulled
by external forces, or you can add a cable fixing device to the cable entry to fix
cable.
DANGER!
Do not supply power during wiring. Be careful of electric shock.
The wire diameter must be ≤16mm².
The terminal must ensure reliable connection.

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●Close the wire cover and screw up the wire cover with 4 screws.
●Close the front cover and the installation is finished.

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*If you have purchased a grounding post. You need to follow the steps below to
install the grounding post. The installation screws and accessories are provided by
the installer due to the different conditions on the construction site. These parts are
not included in your purchase.
■Pour a concrete platform to fix the post. Before the concrete platform is poured,
M10 bolts and 40mm diameter PVC conduits are pre-embedded. Among them,
M10 bolts are used to fix the posts, and 40mm diameter PVC conduits are used to
pull the power cables to the ground. 。

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■The depth of the bolts buried in the concrete is not less than 150mm, and the
exposed length is recommended to be 15 to 30mm (maximum does not exceed
50mm). At the same time, the top of the concrete platform must be flat, otherwise
the strength of the post will be affected after installation, and the post will break in
serious cases. The power cable needs to be pulled out more than 1.3m from the
ground, and the exposed length of the cable can be easily installed (the exposed
length of the cable here is based on the installation surface on the top of the
concrete platform).
■Wait for the concrete platform to fully solidify before installing the post. First put
the post down, pass the reserved cable with a length of about 1.3m through the
bottom of the post, and then pull out the power cable from the outlet in the
middle of the post.

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■Stand the post upright, and use M10 nuts and flat washers to secure the post
base to the concrete platform. In this way, the post is installed. At the same time,
an M6×20 bolt needs to be added to the stainless steel nut at the bottom of the
base of the post to provide ground protection for the post.

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■When preparing to hang the charger, you need to first remove the wall-
mounted metal plate that comes with the charger, and then remove the four
M6×20 bolts on the post hanging plate. Finally, align the holes of the two metal
plates and install M6×20 bolts.

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■Finally, hang the charger on the post, and each post can hang up to 2 chargers.

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3 System overview
With E-series, several chargers can be connected to the Internet using the same router.
This makes every charging order can be easily watching and controlling at anytime,
anywhere.
Fig.3-1: Example for network setup
①…Charger connected to router via
WLAN
②…Router connected to the Internet
③…The Internet communicates with
the server of the charging station
④…The server controls and receives the
parameters of the charger
E-series can only be connected via WLAN. If the router is connected to the Internet,
a connection to an OCPP backend can be made.
3.1 WLAN
E-series connected to the Internet via WLAN. E-series WLAN has two working modes,
one is Access Point (AP) mode and the other is Station (STA) mode.
The charger can be parameterized only when the charger is running in AP mode.
In STA mode, the charger can communicate with the operation server through the
OCPP protocol