Blocking Device; Configurable Energy Control Blocking Device; Environment; Declaration Of Conformity - AMPERFIED Wallbox Energy Control Manuel D'utilisation

Home Eco display and control
1.8.2.
elements
The charging system can be operated using
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a pushbutton/LED combination (Fig. XVI-B no. 1).
Functions of the LED
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The LED indicates the charging system's operat-
ing state. Refer to the operating instructions for
details of the operating states.
Functions of the pushbutton
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The functions of the pushbutton are described in
the operating instructions.
Blocking device
1.8.3.
An optional external blocking device (e.g.
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key- operated switch) can be connected to the
internal interface. Fig. X shows the blocking device
interface.
If an external blocking device (e.g. key-operated
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switch) is connected, the charging process is not
started until the external blocking device enables it.
Configurable Energy Control
1.8.4.
blocking device
The Energy Control offers the option of con-
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figuring two different operating modes for the

blocking device.

The mode allows the charging power to be
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reduced by remote access if necessary.
Block factory setting for charging
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Factory setting (switch S5/2) to OFF.
Opening the switching contact will block the
Wallbox (charging not possible).
Configuration for reduced charging
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Set switch S5/2 to ON.
Opening the switching contact will reduce the
charging current (to 8 A).

Environment

1.9
This device is used for charging electric vehicles and
is accordingly subject to EU Directive 2012/19/EU
on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
(WEEE). It must be disposed of in accordance with
the national and regional provisions for electrical
and electronic devices. Old devices and batteries
must not be disposed of via the domestic waste or
bulky waste disposal system. The device should be
rendered non-functional before it is disposed of.
Dispose of the packaging material in the common
collection containers for cardboard, paper and plas-
tic in your region.
Declaration of Conformity
1.10
The conformity declaration and the CE marking on
the product are applicable in the EU member states.
The Declaration of Conformity can be downloaded
from the manufacturer's website.
2.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Operating the two Wallboxes, Energy Control and
Home Eco, is described in detail below.
Cleaning the Wallbox
2.1
Never use aggressive cleaning agents (e.g. petro-
leum ether, acetone, ethanol or methylated spir-
it-based glass cleaner) when cleaning the Wallbox
and particularly the plastic window. These agents
could attack or damage the surface. Use mild deter-
gent solutions (washing-up liquid, neutral cleaner)
and a soft, dampened cloth for cleaning.
Operating the Wallbox Energy Control
2.2
Charging a vehicle
2.2.1.
Charging process
1. Fully unwind the charging cable from the Wallbox.
2. Remove the cover cap from the charging cable
coupler.
3. Plug the charging cable into the vehicle.
As soon as you have plugged the charging cable
into the vehicle, the Wallbox switches to "ready for
operation" and the front illumination lights up white.
When the vehicle has requested the charging pro-
cess, the front illumination pulsates and charging
takes place. When the vehicle ends the charging
process, the Wallbox completes the charging pro-
cess. The front illumination lights up white. These
two operating states can repeat several times during
a complete charging cycle.
If an external blocking device is used, the
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system checks whether an external block
(due to a key-operated switch, for example)
is active when the vehicle is connected. The
front illumination lights up white with brief
interruptions (95% on / 5% off) and charging
does not take place until external enabling
has been issued. Once external enabling
has been issued, the front illumination
lights up with a steady white light until the
vehicle requests the charging process.
End of charging
When the charging process has ended, unplug the
charging cable from the vehicle and close the charg-
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