Walther-Werke basicEVO User manual

WALLBOX
basicEVO | basicEVO PRO
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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III-A
1 x EADR25
1 x ESKV25
III-B
1 x Wallbox-Cover 2 x EADR254 x M4x10 T20
1 x Wallbox
basicEVO PRO
1x MFD 25/03/0732 x ESKV25
1 x Wallbox-Cover 4 x M4x10 T20
1 x Wallbox
basicEVO
basicEVO PRO
basicEVO

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VI-B
basicEVO PRO
basicEVO

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Ø 9 – 17mm
max. 5 x 6mm²
M = 8Nm
M = 4Nm
Eska EADR25
Eska ESKV25
130mm 11 – 13mm
1N~
230V 50Hz
3N~
400V 50Hz

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Contents
1. SAFETY INFORMATION 16
1.1 Information for the operator and users
of the charging system 16
1.2 Intended use 16
1.3 Informationforpeoplewithapacemaker(PM)
orimplantablecardioverterdebrillator(ICD) 17
1.4 Safeworkingonthechargingsystem 17
1.5 Installation and tests 18
1.6 Information about signs, symbols and labelling 19
1.7 Protectivedevices 19
1.8 Front illumination / control elements and
blockingdevice 19
1.8.1 basicEVOPROdisplayelements 19
1.8.2 basicEVO display and control elements 19
1.8.3 Blockingdevice 20
1.8.4 CongurablebasicEVOPROblockingdevice 20
1.9 Environment 20
1.10 DeclarationofConformity 20
2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 22
2.1 CleaningtheWallbox 22
2.2 OperatingtheWallboxbasicEVOPRO 22
2.2.1 Chargingavehicle 22
2.2.2 WallboxbasicEVOPROdiagnostics 22
2.2.3 Loadmanagement(optional) 23
2.3 OperatingtheWallboxbasicEVO 23
2.3.1 Chargingavehicle 23
2.3.2 basicEVO diagnostics 24
Table Modbus Register – Wallbox basicEVO PRO 26
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• The charging system is only intended for opera-
tioninTT,TNCandTNCSnetworks.Thecharging
systemmustnotbeoperatedinITnetworks.
• The charging system is not suitable for charging
vehicleswithbatterieswhichproducegas(such
aslead-acidbatteries).
• Thechargingsystemisintendedexclusivelyfor
stationary installation. The charging system is
suitable for outdoor installation.
• Only persons who have read the operating
instructions may operate and use the charging
system.
• The electrical installation, start-up, and main-
tenance of the charging system may only be
performedbyqualiedelectricianswhohave
been correspondingly authorised by the operator.
• Thequaliedelectriciansmusthavereadand
understood the device documentation and must
comply with its instructions.
Requirements regarding the qualication of
electricians
Knowledgeofandcompliancewiththevesafety
rulesforworkingwithelectricalinstallations:
1. Isolate.
2. Secure against reactivation.
3. Checkabsenceofvoltage.
4. Earth and short-circuit.
5. Coveruporblockofflivepartsinthevicinity.
1. SAFETY INFORMATION
Pleaseobservethefollowinginformationforsafe
set-upandoperationoftheWallbox.
1.1 Information for the operator and
users of the charging system
• Readtheoperatinginstructionsbeforeputting
the charging system into operation.
• Ensurethatallpersonsworkingonorusing
this charging system have read the operating
instructions.
• Makesuretofollowtheregulationsandinstruc-
tionsforsafeworking.
• Keep the device documentation in a safe place
where it is always accessible to charging system
users.
• Ensure that unauthorised persons cannot access
the charging system.
1.2 Intended use
The charging system is intended to be used in
the private and semi-public sector, e.g. on private
property,companyparkingareasormachineryand
equipmentyards.Donotusethechargingsystem
inplaceswherepotentiallyexplosiveorcombustible
substances(suchasgases,liquidsordusts)are
stored or present. The charging system is intended
exclusivelyforchargingelectricvehicles.
• Mode3chargingaccordingtoIEC61851-1
• PlugandsocketconnectionsaccordingtoIEC62196
Designation TechnicalSpecications
Regulations EN61851-1;DINEN61439-7(AEVSC)
Chargingcapacitytype3 upto11kW
Nominal voltage 230V/400V/1/3AC
Nominal current upto16Aadjustablefrom6Ato16Ain2Aincrements
Nominal frequency 50Hz
Connectionmethod Spring clip method
Chargingconnection/chargingcoupler Type 2
Length of charging cable 5 m
Operation/status information LEDFrontPanel(basicEVOPRO)
PushbuttonwithLED(basicEVO)
Protectionrating IP54
Mechanicalimpactprotection IK08
Residualcurrentdetection DC6mA(IEC62955)
Ambienttemperature -25°Cto+40°C
ExternalDesign Wallmounted|Stelemounted
Protectionclass I
Overvoltage category III
Pollutiondegree 3
Weight approx.8kg
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Reactivationiscarriedoutinreverseorder.
• Knowledge of the general and special safety
regulations and accident prevention regulations.
• Knowledge of the relevant electrotechnical
regulations,e.g.checksassociatedwithstart-up
and the requirements for operating facilities,
premises, and special types of equipment – power
supply for electric vehicles.
• Abilitytorecogniserisksandtoavoidpotential
hazards.
Wheninstallingandhandlingthechargingsystem,
the operator, users, and the electrician must comply
with the national regulations on safety and accident
prevention. Improper use and non-compliance with
theoperatinginstructionsmayjeopardise:
• your life,
• your health,
• the charging system and the vehicle.
Safety devices on the charging system
• Donotremove.
• Donottamperwith.
• Donotbypass.
• Checkbeforeeachusethattheequipment(e.g.
housing,connectingcable,chargingcoupler)is
undamaged.
• Repairorreplaceasnecessaryinorderto
preserve the functional properties.
Ensurethat:
• Safetyidenticationssuchasyellowmarkings,
• warning signs and
• safety lights remain easily recognisable and retain
their effectiveness.
• Donotuseextensioncables,cablereels,multi-
socketpowerstripsoradapterswhenoperating
the charging system.
• Donotinsertanyforeignobjectsintothe
charging system’s charging coupler.
• Preventmoisture,waterorotherliquidsentering
socketsorplugconnections.
• Never immerse the charging system or charging
coupler in water or other liquids.
Donotdisconnectthechargingcouplerfromthe
vehicle during the charging process.
Special operating conditions for the Netherlands
and Italy
Connectaremotetrippingdevicefortheupstream
RCDoracontactor,forexample,tothedigital
outputSW(Fig. IX no. 1).
Umax = 24 V
Imax=3A
The manufacturer shall only bear responsibility for
the as-delivered condition of the charging system
andforallworkperformedbyskilledpersonnelfrom
the manufacturer.
1.3 Information for people with
apacemaker (PM) or implantable
cardioverter debrillator (ICD)
Whenoperatedasintended,chargingsystems
from this manufacturer comply with the European
ElectromagneticCompatibilityDirectiveregarding
radiatedinterference.Ifpeoplewithapacemaker
orimplantablecardioverterdebrillatorwish
toperformworkonchargingsystemsandtheir
equipment in the intended manner, the charging
systemmanufacturerisnotinapositiontomake
any statement regarding the suitability of such
medical devices. The charging system manufacturer
cannotassessthecorrespondingpacemakersor
implantablecardioverterdebrillatorswithregard
to their susceptibility to electromagnetic radiation.
Onlythemanufactureroftherespectivepacemaker
orimplantablecardioverterdebrillatorcandothis.
The charging system manufacturer therefore recom-
mendsallowingthepeopleinquestiontoworkon
our charging systems only after consultation with
themanufacturerofthepacemakerorimplantable
cardioverterdebrillatorandtherelevantinsurance
company. In any event, always ensure that there are
noriskstohealthorsafety.
NOTE
PEOPLE WITH A PACEMAKER OR AN
IMPLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER DEFIBRIL-
LATOR MAY NOT WORK ON OR STAND NEAR
THE CHARGING SYSTEMS OR THEIR EQUIP-
MENT, E.G. TO PERFORM MAINTENANCE
OPERATIONS OR RECTIFY ANY FAULTS.
1.4 Safe working on the charging system
Before the charging coupler is plugged into the
vehicle
• The charging system’s connecting cable must be
completely unwound.
• Checkwhetherthechargingsystemhousing,the
connecting cable, the charging coupler and the
connections are undamaged.
• Holdtheplugconnectionofthechargingsystem
only by the charging coupler, not by the charging
cable.
• Makesurethattherearenotrippinghazards,
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During the charging process
• Keep unauthorised persons away from the
charging system.
• Never clean or wash the vehicle using high-pres-
sure cleaning equipment while it is connected to
the charging system, because the plug connec-
tion is not resistant to pressurised water.
In case of malfunctions or failure of the charging
system
• Disconnectthechargingsystemfromthepower
supply by switching off the respective circuit
breakerinthebuilding’selectricalcabinet.Afx
a sign with the name of the person authorised to
switchthecircuitbreakerbackon.
• Notifyaqualiedelectricianwithoutdelay.
Electrical equipment
• Keep the charging system housing closed at all
times.
1.5 Installation and tests
Information for selecting the protective devices for
basic and fault protection with respect to direct and
indirectcontact:
• Electrical circuit breakers
The charging system must be protected with
circuitbreakersincompliancewiththerespective
national regulations. The required protection
depends on factors such as the required switch-
offtime,internalnetworkresistance,conductor
cross-section, cable length and the set power
of the charging system. The cable short-circuit
protection must feature a characteristic which
permits a current eight to ten times the value
of Inomanddoesnotexceedamaximumrated
currentof16A,dependingonthesetpowerof
the charging system.
Useexclusivelycircuitbreakerswitharated
breakingcapacityof6kA.Thecircuitbreaker’s
I²tvaluemustnotexceed80kA²s.
• Residual current device
For reasons of personal safety, connect a dedi-
catedRCDinserieswitheachWallbox.Forthis
purpose,useatminimumanRCDtypeAwith
anIΔNvalueof30mAAC.
• DC residual current detection (IEC 62955)
Thechargingsystemfeatures6mADCresidual
current detection. The charging system will
switch off if the residual current reaches or
exceeds6mADC.PleaserefertotheDiagnostics
chapter for more information.
• Information about initial tests after installation
and repeat tests
National regulations could require testing the
charging system before start-up and at regular
intervals.Performthesetestsincompliance
with the applicable regulations. Instructions on
performing these tests are provided below.
• PE conductor test
MeasurethePEconductorcontinuityafter
installation and before switching the device on
forthersttime.Todothis,connectthecharging
coupler to a test adapter for vehicle simulation
accordingtoEN61851-1.MeasurethePEconduc-
torresistancebetweenthePEconductorsocket
of the adapter and the connection point for the
PEconductorinthebuilding’selectricalcabinet.
Foratotalcablelength(connectingcableofthe
chargingsystemandvehiclechargingcable)of
upto5m,thePEconductorresistancemustnot
exceed300mΩ.Ifthecablesarelonger,allow-
ances must be added in accordance with the
applicable national regulations. In any case, the
resistancemustneverexceed1Ω.
• Insulation test
The charging system is equipped with a discon-
necting relay and therefore requires two insula-
tion measurements. The charging system must
be disconnected from the mains for this purpose.
Therefore, switch off the mains voltage at the
circuitbreakerinthebuilding’selectricalcabinet
before performing the measurement.
»First measurement on the primary side of the
charging system
On the primary side of the charging system,
measure the insulation resistance at the
connection point of the charging system’s
supply cable in the building’s electrical cabinet.
Thevaluemustnotbelessthan1MΩ.
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The Wallbox is equipped with an over-
voltage protection device. This must
betaken into account when performing
the measurement.
»Second measurement on the secondary side
ofthe charging system
To do this, connect the charging coupler to
atestadapterforvehiclesimulationaccording
toEN61851-1.Performtheinsulationmeasure-
mentviathemeasuringsocketsonthetest
adapter.Thevaluemustnotbelessthan1MΩ.
Alternatively,thedifferential-currentmethodin
combinationwithmeasuringthePEconductor
currentcanbeused.Avalueof3.5mAmust
notbeexceededineithercase.Toperform
these measurements, connect the charging
coupler to a test adapter for vehicle simulation
according to EN 61851-1. The measurements
mustbeperformedinadapterstateC.The
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performed at the connection point of the
charging system’s supply cable in the building’s
electrical cabinet.
iDepending on the measuring instrument
used, it might not be possible to perform
the following measurement on the
adapter. In this case, perform the test at
the connection terminals.
• Testing the switch-off condition in the event of
ashort circuit (ZL-N)
To perform these measurements, connect the
charging coupler to a test adapter for vehicle
simulation according to EN 61851-1. The meas-
urementsmustbeperformedinadapterstateC.
Performthemeasurementsatthetestadapter’s
measuringsockets.Thevaluesinaccordancewith
theselectedcircuitbreakermustbeobserved.
• Testing the switch-off condition in the event of
the RCD tripping
To perform these measurements, connect the
charging coupler to a test adapter for vehicle
simulation according to EN 61851-1. The meas-
urementmustbeperformedinadapterstateC.
Performthemeasurementatthemeasuring
socketsofthetestadapterusingasuitable
measuring instrument. The values in accordance
withtheselectedRCDandthenetworkmust
beobserved.
• Testing the integrated DC residual current
detection
To perform these measurements, connect the
charging coupler to a test adapter for vehicle
simulation according to EN 61851-1. The meas-
urementsmustbeperformedinadapterstateC.
Performthemeasurementsatthetestadapter’s
measuringsocketsusingasuitablemeasuring
instrument. The charging system must discon-
nect the charging coupler from the mains when
theresidualcurrentexceeds6mADC.Thefault
display on the charging system must respond.
1.6 Information about signs, symbols
and labelling
Hazard warning:
Informationaboutapossiblyhazardoussituation
thatcouldbefatalorresultinsevereinjuriesifthe
safetymeasuresarenotobserved.Allworkistobe
performedbyskilledpersonnelonly.
Note:
Moreinformationisavailableintheoperating
instructions.
iNote:
supplementary information.
1.7 Protective devices
The following components (Fig. XVI) are protective
devices:
1 housing, 2 charging cable, 3 protective cover,
4chargingcoupler
Checking the protective devices
»1. Visually inspect the protective devices for
damage before every charging process.
»2.Haveaqualiedelectricianperformthe
electrical function tests at regular intervals in
compliance with the national regulations.
1.8 Front illumination / control elements
and blocking device
The control elements and the function of the
blockingdevicedifferonthetwoWallboxmodels
basicEVOPROandbasicEVO.Youcanndthetype
plateoftheWallboxasshowninFig. XVI-A no. 2 and
XVI-B no. 2.
1.8.1 basicEVO PRO display elements
• The front illumination (Fig. XVI-A no. 1) indicates
theoperatingstateofthechargingsystem.Refer
to the operating instructions for details of the
operating states.
• The charging process starts automatically as
• soon as the the charging coupler is inserted
andthe
• vehicle requests the charging process.
1.8.2 basicEVO display and control
elements
• The charging system can be operated using a
pushbutton/LEDcombination(Fig. XVI-B no. 1).
• Functions of the LED
TheLEDindicatesthechargingsystem’soper-
atingstate.Refertotheoperatinginstructions
fordetailsoftheoperatingstates.
• Functions of the pushbutton
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1.8.3 Blocking device
• Anoptionalexternalblockingdevice(e.g.key-op-
eratedswitch)canbeconnectedtotheinternal
interface. Fig. Xshowstheblockingdevice
interface.
• Ifanexternalblockingdevice(e.g.key-operated
switch)isconnected,thechargingprocessisnot
starteduntiltheexternalblockingdeviceenables
it.
1.8.4 Congurable basicEVO PRO
blocking device
• ThebasicEVOPROofferstheoptionofcong-
uring two different operating modes for the
blockingdevice.
• The mode allows the charging power to be
reduced by remote access if necessary.
• Block factory setting for charging
Factorysetting(switchS5/2)toOFF.
Openingtheswitchingcontactwillblockthe
Wallbox(chargingnotpossible).
• Conguration for reduced charging
Set switch S5/2 to ON.
Opening the switching contact will reduce the
chargingcurrent(to8A).
1.9 Environment
This device is used for charging electric vehicles and
isaccordinglysubjecttoEUDirective2012/19/EU
onWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment
(WEEE).Itmustbedisposedofinaccordancewith
the national and regional provisions for electrical
and electronic devices. Old devices and batteries
must not be disposed of via the domestic waste or
bulkywastedisposalsystem.Thedeviceshouldbe
rendered non-functional before it is disposed of.
Disposeofthepackagingmaterialinthecommon
collection containers for cardboard, paper and
plastic in your region.
1.10 Declaration of Conformity
TheconformitydeclarationandtheCEmarkingon
the product are applicable in the EU member states.
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