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7.3 Function to monitor asymmetric loads

The maximum current value for an asymmetric load can be defined using DIP switches 4 and 5.

DIP switch setting

Maximum current

DIP switch setting

Maximum current

00 

Function to monitor

asymmetric loads

disabled (factory

setting)

10 

16A

01

10A

11 

20A

EN

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Summary of Contents for Wallbox

Page 1: ...BMW Wallbox BMW Wallbox INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ORIGINAL BMW ACCESSORIES...

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Page 3: ...on 4 2 Overview 9 3 Requirements 10 4 Installation 12 5 Connect the terminals 16 6 DIP switch settings 17 7 Local load management 21 8 Commissioning 25 9 Operation 26 10 LED display 30 11 Troubleshoot...

Page 4: ...ional connection and installation standards Check that all screw and clamp connections are secure before commissioning the device The terminal block must never be left open unattended Fit the cover on...

Page 5: ...ews to secure the device Only tighten the screws to the specified torque The installation surface must be completely level max 1 mm difference between the support and fastening points Do not bend the...

Page 6: ...the BMW Wallbox The intended use of the device in all cases includes compliance with the ambient conditions for which this device was developed The BMW Wallbox was developed manufactured tested and d...

Page 7: ...ckage A Mounting template B Mounting bracket C Cable holder D Housing cover E Wood screws No 8 4 x F Torx T30 fastening screws 4 x G Countersunk screws 1 4 3 x H Torx T20 security screw I Safety guide...

Page 8: ...the warranty Defects or damage caused by installation work not carried out as described in this document Defects or damage caused by using the product for purposes other than those described in this d...

Page 9: ...1B1 61 90 5 A1E 1B2 61 90 5 A1E 1B3 61 90 5 A1E 1B5 61 90 5 A1E 1B4 1 Housing cover 2 Vehicle plug connector holder 3 Vehicle plug connector L Charging socket with shutter R 4 LED display 5 Terminal b...

Page 10: ...footpath used by people who may trip over the connected vehicle connector plug At which the BMW Wallbox may be struck by a water jet At which the installation surface does not have the requisite capac...

Page 11: ...ircuit breaker you must also take into account the increased ambient temperatures in the control cabinet In certain circumstances this may require the charging current to be reduced to increase the sy...

Page 12: ...interior and causing damage when the device is switched on In certain circumstances damage caused by condensation formation may also not appear until after the installation Ideally the BMW Wallbox sho...

Page 13: ...4 4 Required spacing Refer to the illustration below for choosing the installation site EN 13...

Page 14: ...t to the wall We recommend the following screw types Masonry walls Countersunk screws 1 4 Tightening torque 8 8 Nm 78 lb in Drywalls supported by wooden posts Wood screws No 8 at least 2 in length Tig...

Page 15: ...housing cover 6 Use a T20 screwdriver to remove the screws which secure the terminal block cover Tightening torque 1 4 Nm 12 lb in 7 Remove the terminal block cover 4 7 Secure the anti theft screw 8...

Page 16: ...inal strip Then secure the terminal for the input cable correctly Note Select a suitable cable to comply with all current local state and national regulations and standards for electrical systems Ensu...

Page 17: ...6 DIP switch settings 6 1 Setting the earth system TN system setting default TT IT system setting EN 17...

Page 18: ...a maximum charging current of 6 A The following settings apply to these versions 61 90 5 A1E 1B1 61 90 5 A1E 1B2 61 90 5 A1E 1B4 Configuration Max rated current Configuration Max rated current 000 0 A...

Page 19: ...wing settings apply to these versions 61 90 5 A1E 1B3 61 90 5 A1E 1B5 Configuration Max rated current Configuration Max rated current 000 0 A 100 20 A 001 6 A 101 24 A 010 12 A 110 32 A 011 16 A 111 4...

Page 20: ...to the BMW Wallbox at all times the DIP switch must be set to OFF see figure on the right Default setting Access to the BMW Wallbox and charging cycle authorisation by app only Note On the date of th...

Page 21: ...ction Connect the shielded twisted connection cable 0 5 mm max 30 m to the RS485 interface Pin definition A Rx Tx Pin 4 B Rx Tx Pin 5 61 90 5 A1E 1B1 61 90 5 A1E 1B2 61 90 5 A1E 1B4 61 90 5 A1E 1B3 61...

Page 22: ...s The phase assignment between the Wallbox and household connection meter can be set using DIP switches 2 and 3 DIP switch setting Phase assignment household connection meter Wallbox Configuration Pha...

Page 23: ...ximum current value for an asymmetric load can be defined using DIP switches 4 and 5 DIP switch setting Maximum current DIP switch setting Maximum current 00 Function to monitor asymmetric loads disab...

Page 24: ...old connection can be defined using DIP switches 6 to 9 DIP switch setting Maximum current DIP switch setting Maximum current 0000 Local load management disabled factory setting 0110 80A 0001 20A 0111...

Page 25: ...8 Commissioning Install the terminal block cover Tightening torque 1 0 Nm 8 7 lb in Install and lock the housing cover EN 25...

Page 26: ...information is available in section 5 3 Authorisation settings Note On the date of the sales launch the app will only be available in China Its launch in other countries is currently being planned 9 1...

Page 27: ...socket 3 Place the vehicle connection plug back into the cable holder on the BMW Wallbox Note Further information about ending the charging cycle is available in your vehicle owner s manual 9 3 Start...

Page 28: ...cycle on the vehicle 2 Disconnect the vehicle connection plug from the vehicle charging socket 3 Place the vehicle connection plug back into the cable holder on the BMW Wallbox Note Further informatio...

Page 29: ...rmware and rectify errors The DIP switch must be set correctly see section 5 DIP switch settings to use Wallbox service app The app is available in all relevant app stores Functions Charging history I...

Page 30: ...ox initialisation process running Blue steady Vehicle is not connected Wallbox is ready to charge Ready status Blue slow moving Vehicle charging Green flashing 1x User login or authorisation successfu...

Page 31: ...it 2 The vehicle has been programmed so that the charging cycle starts at a later time 3 The vehicle does not require any power check the vehicle status 4 The app connection is not working correctly T...

Page 32: ...2 A 50 60 Hz three phase 220 240 V 32 A 50 60 Hz single phase 240 V 40 A 50 60 Hz single phase Input wiring L1 L2 L3 N PE L1 L2 L3 N PE L1 L2 PE L1 L2 L3 N PE L1 N PE Earthing system TT TN IT Rated cu...

Page 33: ...t 3 6 mA Alternating current 20 mA Alternating current 15 30 mA Direct current 3 6 mA Alternating current 20 mA Protection against electric shock Class II Housing ingress protection for indoors and ou...

Page 34: ...24 A 16 A and 6 A if the temperature is exceeded After this the charging cycle may also be shut down Once the temperature has dropped the charging cycle is continued and the charging current is adjus...

Page 35: ...c devices and the accessories must be disposed of separately from general household waste Information about this is provided on the product in the instructions for use or on the packaging The material...

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