VEVOR Type 1 Portable Charger User manual

PORTABLE ELECTRIC
CAR CHARGER
USER MANUAL

01
PORTABLE ELECTRIC CAR
CHARGER
32A-TYPE1
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attempting to operate the equipment. This manual should be
located where all machine users can easily reference it.

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Safety Advice and Warnings
•Read these instructions carefully before plugging in the charger and keep them
for future reference. Failure to follow and obsee these instructions could lead to
an accident.
•Do not allow infants or children to play with packaging material. It may cause
suocation.
•Do not disassemble, repair or modify this product.
•This charger shall not be used by children. Keep the charger and its cord out of
reach of children.
•This charger can be used by people with reduced physical, senso or mental
capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given
supeision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and
understand the hazards involved.
•This charger is not a toy. Children should be supeised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
•Ensure that the voltage indicated on the rating label matches the mains voltage
before plugging in the charger.
•Connect the charger to a socket that can supply a minimum of 32 amperes.
•The charger’s plug must t into the mains socket properly. Do not alter the plug.
•Do not use the charger if the cable or plug is damaged. If any of the charger
casings break, immediately disconnect the charger to prevent the possibility of an
electric shock.
•Do not use the charger with damp hands or feet or barefooted.
•Do not use in inclement weather or immerse the poable charger in water.
•Do not force the power cord. Never use the power cord to lift up, car or unplug
the charger.
•Check the state of the power cord. Damaged or tangled cables increase the risk
of electric shock.
•The temperature of the accessible suaces may be high when the charger is in
use.
Applicable Vehicles
There are two dierent charging standards for EVs,
Type 1 and Type 2. Please make sure you are choosing
the correct charging plug for your EV.
TYPE 1: IEC 62196 Type 1, is a Noh American standard
for electrical connectors for electric vehicles maintained
by SAE International. Recommended SAE J1772.
TYPE1
TYPE2
Dear Customer, Many thanks for choosing to purchase a Vevor product. Thanks
to its technology, design and operation and the fact that it exceeds the strictest
quality standards, a fully satisfacto use and long product life can be assured.
Please read this manual carefully to use the product correctly and safely. Before
using this product please pay special attention to “safety advice and warnings”.
This product is intended for domestic use only. Please keep this manual safe for
future use. Vevor will not accept any liability if the product is subject to
improper use, or failure to comply with this guidance.

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-Do not place the charger unit or its cables on or near high temperature items.
-Do not leave this product in a closed unventilated environment while in use.
-The charger must be grounded.
-The charger does not contain any user-seiceable pas.
-Please do not disconnect the plugs while the EV charger is charging the vehicle.
-Do not operate the charger in temperatures outside its operating range
of -13° F to 122°F(-25°C ~+ 50°C)
Poable EV Charger Components
Dust Cap Charging Cable
IEC 62196 Type 1
Charging Plug
Control unit
Mains Lead
Mains plug
Means of Indicator Lights
Status
See
Troubleshooting
Read to Connect
to Vehicle
Full Charged
Charging
LED Light 2
(Red)
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
LED Light 1
(Green)
OFF
ON
ON
FLASH
LED Light 2
(Green)
OFF
OFF
FLASH
FLASH
LED Light 3
(Green)
OFF
OFF
OFF
FLASH
LCD display
Switch
Light1
Light2
Light3
Light4

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Stop Charging
1. Disconnect the Type 1 plug from the vehicle inlet（Figure 4）.
2. Disconnect the power plug from the outlet（Figure 5）.
3. Replace the charger plug dust cap and store the charger unit in the bag
provided, in a d place（Figure 6）.
54 6
Charging Your Vehicle
Use only on mains power with fault current circuit breaker.
Carefully read this guide together with your vehicle owner’s handbook prior to
charging your electric vehicle.
1.Firmly inse the power plug into the outlet on the wall. Ensure the rated current
of the outlet socket is not less than 32A（Figure 1）.
2.Inse the Type 1 plug into the inlet on the electric vehicle（Figure 2）.
3.The device stas charging automatically after the LED Light 1 begins to keep
blinking regularly（Figure 3）.
1 2 3
Troubleshooting
SolutionProblem Possible Cause
Indicator LED’s
not illumninated
No power
to unit
1. Check circuit breaker and other circuit
loads.
2. T another wall outlet.
3. Ensure mains plug is fully inseed into
the wall outlet.
Poable charger
internal failure Contact suppo

05
Vehicle will
not charge
Charging plug
is not inseed
fully into the
vehicle
Vehicle is not a
state to accept
a charge
1. Peorm a visual check of the charging
plug.
2. Remove the charging plug from the
vehicle, then reinse it into the vehicle,
ensuring it is fully seated into the
vehicle’s receptacle.
Verify vehicle is able to accept charge.
Refer to the vehicle owner’s manual for
charge instructions.
LED 4 Red
indicator
remains solid
Charger is not
grounded
1. Disconnect the charger from the wall
outlet.
2. Have a qualied electrician inspect the
electrical installation to determine the
fault. Note: An electric shock hazard
exists if the installation is not grounded.
LED 4 Red
indicator
ashes 1 times
eve 2
seconds
Abnormal
communication
error
1. Switch o wall outlet and disconnect
charging plug from vehicle receptacle.
2. Switch on wall outlet, reselect current
rating and reattach charging plug to
vehicle receptacle.
3. If problem persists cease using device
and contact suppo.
LED 4 Red
indicator
ashes 2 times
eve 2
seconds
Under voltage
detected
1. Charger will stop working when
voltage ≤75V(±5V) for 2 seconds, and
will reve back to normal charging when
voltage returns to 90V(±5V) in 5 seconds.
2. Problem may be tempora, however if
the problem persists have a qualied
electrician check the integrity of your
local circuit.
LED 4 Red
indicator
ashes 3 times
eve 2
seconds
Over voltage
detected
1. Charger will stop working when
voltage ≥270V(±5V) for 2 seconds, and
reve back to normal charging when
voltage returns to 254V(±5V) in 5
seconds.
2. Problem may be tempora, however if
the problem persists have a qualied
electrician check the integrity of your
local circuit.
LED 4 Red
indicator
ashes 4 times
eve 2
seconds
Current
leakage
detected
1. When a leakage ＞25mA(±5mA) is
detected the device will stop charging.
2. Switch o wall outlet and disconnect
charging plug from vehicle receptacle.
3. Switch on wall outlet, reselect current
rating and reattach charger plug to
vehicle receptacle.
4. If problem persists cease using device
and contact suppo.

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Technical Specication
Line Input Power
Current
Circuit Breaker Rating
Power Draw at Idle
EV Charging Plug
Operating Temperature
Power Plug
Cable Length
Model
Protection Level
Charging Protection
Ceicate
Weight
Type 1 Poable Charger
110-240V
32A/24A/20A/16A/10A
40 amps@240v
< 2 watts
SAE-J1772 (IEC 62196 Type 1)
-13°F to 122°F / -25°C to 50°C
14-50P
25 Ft
3.5 kg
CE / RoHS / UL
Over-current protection, over-voltage protection,
under-voltage protection, leakage protection,
and overheat protection integrated.
IP54 for the Type 1 plug and IP66 for the controller box
LED 4 Red
indicator
ashes
5 times eve
2 seconds
Over current
status detected
1. The control unit will enter into a cycle of
self-testing (up to 3 times). If the problem
persists charging will stop.
2. Switch o wall outlet and disconnect
charging plug from vehicle receptacle.
3. Switch on wall outlet, reselect current
rating and reattach charging plug to
vehicle receptacle.
4. If problem persists, cease using device
and contact suppo.
LED 4 Red
indicator
ashes 6 times
eve 2
seconds
Above
temperature
limit Cases:
1. Temperature
is too high. The
charger will
resta charging
when it cools
down.
2. House/socket
wiring may be
faulty.
1. Inspect charger for overheating (hot to
the touch >85°C).
Charging will naturally resta once the
temperature returns to under 65°C.
a. Carefully unplug the poable charger
from the wall outlet and allow to cool.
b. If the condition persists, contact
suppo for assistance.
2. Disconnect the poable charger from
the wall outlet.
3. Have a qualied electrician inspect the
integrity of the wall outlet.

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