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Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL Indoor electric vehicle charging eHome Series M094B01 03 17A...

Page 2: ...2 eHome Instruction Manual...

Page 3: ...lead to the risk of fire Read the manual carefully prior to connecting the unit Follow all installation and maintenance instructions throughout the unit s working life Pay special attention to the ins...

Page 4: ...T 17 3 7 1 INSTALLATION 18 3 8 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 18 3 8 1 POWER SUPPLY LINE PROTECTIONS 18 3 8 2 POWER SUPPLY LINE CONNECTION 19 3 9 CLOSING THE DEVICE 20 3 10 CHECKING THE DEVICE STATUS 21 4 OP...

Page 5: ...the recharge of electric vehicles VE in Mode 3 in accordance with IEC 61851 VE charging conductive system Given the current developments and continuous innovations in EVs coupled with the emer gence o...

Page 6: ...easily installed both in outdoor and in door private car parks in order to charge all the EV brands of the market in MODE 3 according to European standard IEC 61851 1 by just connecting either its tet...

Page 7: ...ter T1C16 Type 1 T1C32 Type 1 T2C16 Type 2 T2C32 Type 2 T1C32 A Type 1 Type A T1C32 B Type 1 Type B T1C32 A MID Type 1 Type A T2C32 A Type 2 Type A T2C32 B Type 2 Type B T2C32 A MID Type 2 Type A T1C1...

Page 8: ...hicle charging modes which are ex pected in IEC 61851 Do not make repairs or manipulations with the unit energised The manufacturer of the device is not responsible for any damage resulting from failu...

Page 9: ...g with the wiring connection of the charging station you must take into consideration this section 3 3 1 eHome POWER SUPPLY Not all models include elements for electrical protection The power supply l...

Page 10: ...select the appropriate cable cross section in agreement with the local reg ulations and the power supply cable type that it is used 3 3 3 CHARGING POINT MAXIMUM OUTPUT CURRENT If the installed device...

Page 11: ...tic of the frame with the screw driver 3 Grabbing the frame with the hand by the lower part pull and take it off totally from the bot tom to the top CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK Figure 4 Openin...

Page 12: ...g the device Step 4 Be sure that the device is not energised before going forward with the opening procedure 5 When the front part of the enclosure is off you can access to the inside components of th...

Page 13: ...e the IP of the device Rear cable insertion opening Bottom cable insertion opening Figure 7 Cable insertion opening 3 5 1 USING THE REAR CABLE INSERTION OPENING Use a hammer and a flathead screwdriver...

Page 14: ...the 16 A models and 3x6mm2 for the 32 A models to meet the supplied cable gland Do not make any other holes on the enclosure Use only the named cable in sertion opening to install the required electr...

Page 15: ...tool to ensure its installation at an angle of 90 Please ensure that the installation surface is flat Figure 10 Considerations 3 6 3 INSTALLATION 1 Adjust the vertical position of the charging point...

Page 16: ...l size to make the 3 holes into the wall Figure 13 Installation step 3 a Install the anchor according to the surface material Figure 14 Installation step 3 b 4 Use a screw driver to fix the unit on th...

Page 17: ...all plugs needed to attach the device to the wall are not in cluded 3 7 CABLE SUPPORT The device has a support for the cable Figure 16 Units in mm Figure 16 Cable support Table 4 shown the list of mat...

Page 18: ...l the anchor according to the surface material Figure 18 Installation Step 2 3 8 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 3 8 1 POWER SUPPLY LINE PROTECTIONS Not all models include elements for electrical protection T...

Page 19: ...to 16A 32A depending on the model from factory default settings 3 8 2 POWER SUPPLY LINE CONNECTION Perform the 230V single phase connection as shown in the Figure 20 Do not forget to connect the grou...

Page 20: ...of the cables between the cover and the base while closing the device 2 Put the frame back from the top to the bottom of the box ensuring it does click at the six points shown in the Figure 22 CLICK C...

Page 21: ...hat no abnormal noise appears while the device is charging 3 Check the status LED bar to know the present operating status of the device Below you can see the Table 5 with the four possible LED bar op...

Page 22: ...T2C32 T1C16 N and T1C32 N MODELS 4 1 1 1 Front product view 1 2 3 4 Figure 23 Front product view eHome T1C16 T1C32 T2C16 T2C32 T1C16 N and T1C32 N Table 6 Front product view eHome T1C16 T1C32 T2C16 T2...

Page 23: ...Figure 24 Inside product view eHome T1C16 T1C32 T2C16 and T2C32 Table 7 Inside product view eHome T1C16 T1C32 T2C16 and T2C32 Description 1 EV tethered cable 2 Output contactor 3 Main board 4 Current...

Page 24: ...iew eHome T1C16 N and T1C32 N Table 8 Inside product view eHome T1C16 N and T1C32 N Description 1 EV tethered cable 2 Output contactor 3 Main board 4 Current limit selector 5 Rear cover 6 RGB LEDs 7 I...

Page 25: ...product view 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 26 Front product view eHome T1C32 A T1C32 B T1C32 A MID T2C32 A T2C32 B T2C32 A MID Table 9 Front product view eHome T1C32 A T1C32 B T1C32 A MID T2C32 A T2C32 B T2C32 A...

Page 26: ...ure 27 Inside product view eHome T1C32 A and T2C32 A Table 10 Inside product view eHome T1C32 A and T2C32 A Description 1 EV tethered cable 6 RGB LEDs 2 Output contactor 7 Input terminals 3 Main board...

Page 27: ...ide product view eHome T1C32 A MID and T2C32 A MID Table 11 Inside product view eHome T1C32 A MID and T2C32 A MID Description 1 EV tethered cable 7 Input terminals 2 Output contactor 8 Heater Optional...

Page 28: ...29 Inside product view eHome T1C32 B and T2C32 B Table 12 Inside product view eHome T1C32 B and T2C32 B Description 1 EV tethered cable 6 RGB LEDs 2 Output contactor 7 Input terminals 3 Main board 8 H...

Page 29: ...second digit indicates i e for version 1 6 you will see one blink at the first LED and six at the last LED Figure 30 Firmware version 4 3 CHARGING PROCEDURE 1 When the status LED bar is in green colo...

Page 30: ...stops flashing and keeps fix in blue B status 1 Figure 33 The EV is fully charged Then you can unplug the cable from the EV 5 Once the cable is disconnected from the EV the LED status bar turns back i...

Page 31: ...Error LEDs bar Ventilation required error D status 1 In some old EVs this state means that there are some gases com ing out from the batteries So an external ventilation in the car park might be requi...

Page 32: ...rding to IEC IEC 61851 4 5 CURRENT LIMIT SELECTOR There is an onboard rotative DIP switch to configure the limit current of the device which has to be set up according to the model of Wallbox eHOME we...

Page 33: ...ins 4 and 5 see below Figure 35 Figure 35 Remote control input This way when the contact START is closed if the EV is connected to the device it will start the recharge straight away This remote contr...

Page 34: ...tatus of the cable and the plug of the device 4 Check the plug not being in contact with wet surface of directly with water 5 After checking the possible damages of the cable and the plug of the devic...

Page 35: ...n the same RCD By this way it will be feasible to see if the RCD is working properly Figure 38 Test button in the RCD If there is no any action by the RCD after pressing the button the RCD is NOT work...

Page 36: ...35 A 8 05 kW Only the authorised and qualified staff can manipulate the electrical and elec tronic components Comply strictly with electrical safety regulations according to your country Do not make...

Page 37: ...nections of CirBEON Table 16 Connections of CirBEON Description 1 EV tethered cable 7 Input terminals 2 Output contactor 8 Heater Optional depending on the model 3 Main board 9 Power supply line 4 Cur...

Page 38: ...o Maximum output power 3 7 kW 7 4 kW 3 7 kW 7 4 kW Maximum output current 16 A 32 A 16 A 32 A Output voltage range 230V 1P N PE CirBEON Optional Type Current transformer Ring core Rated insulation lev...

Page 39: ...ion IEC 61851 22 2001 Plugs socket outlets vehicle connectors and vehicle inlets Conductive charging of electric vehicles Part 1 General requirements IEC 62196 1 2014 Plugs socket outlets vehicle conn...

Page 40: ...erived from a pos sible failure improper installation or improper usage of the unit Consequently this guarantee does not apply to failures occurring in the following cases Overvoltages and or electric...

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Page 42: ...CIRCUTOR SA Vial Sant Jordi s n 08232 Viladecavalls Barcelona Tel 34 93 745 29 00 Fax 34 93 745 29 14 www circutor com central circutor com...

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