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Max transmitted power

Radio:

 100 mW at 863–870 MHz. 

WiFi:

 50 mW at 

2.4–2.472 GHz. 

GSM:

 2 W at 880–915 MHz, 1 W at 

1710–1785 MHz, 200 mW at 703–748 MHz, 832–862 MHz, 

880–915 MHz, 1710–1785 MHz and 1920–1980 MHz.

Product life cycle

Transportation: 

The charger should always be 

transported within its original packaging. No other 

items should be stored on top of the box other than 

Easee chargers. Should the box be dropped or otherwise 

impacted, a visual inspection should be done in order to 

verify potential damage.

Storage: 

The electronics are hermetically sealed and 

will not get damaged if stored in humid areas. However, 

in order to preserve the packaging and its contents, 

we recommend storage in a tempered, dry and well-

ventilated area. Relative humidity should not exceed 

80% and no corrosive gas should be present. Storage 

or transportation environment should never exceed the 

limits provided in the technical specifications of the 

charger (see page 6).

Dismounting:

 Perform a factory reset of the device 

before powering it down. This is done via the charger's 

local WiFi interface. Dismounting shall only be performed 

by an authorised electrician. The power supply to the 

charger must be isolated before dismounting starts. Use 

the installation guide and follow the steps in reverse in 

order to dismount the Charging Robot in the correct 

order.

Disposal: 

This electronic equipment must not be 

disposed of in household waste. For the return of old 

devices, free collection and acceptance points may be 

available in your vicinity. Observe local regulations for 

correct and environmentally friendly disposal. If the old 

electronic equipment contains personal data, you are 

responsible for deleting it yourself before returning it.

Padlock dimensions

Max total lock height: 56 mm. Shackle height (outer 

dimension): 19–20 mm. Shackle thickness: 3.2–4 mm. 

Data protection

When the product connects to the Internet, personal 

data is sent to Easee AS. You will receive more 

information about data protection during the 

configuration of your Charging Robot.

Repair

If your charger needs to be repaired, please contact your 

Easee supplier.

Returns and complaints

Contact your distributor or Easee Customer Support 

regarding the return and complaint of your product.

Customer support

Download the latest manuals, find answers to frequently 

asked questions and useful documents and videos for 

your product at 

easee.support

.

Contact details

Easee AS

Grenseveien 19

4313 Sandnes, Norway

Org. nr: 920 292 046

You can find additional contact details for your country 

a

easee-international.com

.

Summary of Contents for Home

Page 1: ...Easee Home Easee Charge User installation guide...

Page 2: ...re the installation Planning the installation Installation Installation instructions Daily use and operation How do I charge Apps and interfaces Charging Robot interface Maintenance Practical details...

Page 3: ...ng capacity It may only be operated with the approved operating parameters and under the specified environmental conditions see page 6 Uses other than those specified here are not permitted Convention...

Page 4: ...ation kit Tool x5 x2 x3 x4 x2 x1 Front cover Protects the electronics from external influences Chargeberry Contains the electronics for charging the vehicle Backplate For attaching and connecting to t...

Page 5: ...of the Charging Robot at all times Read more about this on page 19 3 RFID area The integrated RFID reader enables access control of the Charging Robot and identification of different users You can use...

Page 6: ...l adjustment Temperature sensors in all main contacts Connectivity Built in eSIM LTE Cat M1 2G GPRS WiFi 2 4 GHz b g n connection Easee Link RFTM Control charging via Easee app RFID NFC reader OCPP 1...

Page 7: ...voltage Never make any changes to components software or connecting cables Never use or touch the product if it is damaged or does not function properly Always have the prescribed maintenance install...

Page 8: ...lection of the grounding earthing system conductors and protective measures basic protection fault protection The correct insulation of touchable and conductive parts Sufficient dimensioning of cables...

Page 9: ...rcuit fuse is supported with Easee Home Technical notes for Easee Charge The circuit with one or more Charging Robots can be fused up to 80 A as long as the maximum short circuit current Ipk max of 10...

Page 10: ...y instructions page 7 of this product before you start the installation 1 Bend down the lower part of the rubber cover and insert the two ends of the supplied tool into the two openings at the bottom...

Page 11: ...tes now would be a good time to mount them as well IMPORTANT The installation wall must cover the entire back of the product 1 Backplate Mounting 2 130 140 cm Recommended installation height 1 1 1 1 B...

Page 12: ...attaching the Chargeberry pull each wire to double check that they are connected properly NOTICE When connecting multiple backplates in parallel each terminal serves as a coupling point for adjacent b...

Page 13: ...and Spain too These systems have no neutral connector and use 4 conductors only They can thus only provide 230 V NOTICE It s recommended to follow the existing colour codes used in the installation De...

Page 14: ...one Charging Robot the backplate that is configured first becomes the master unit of the charging infrastructure To achieve the best communication flow the centre backplate should be configured first...

Page 15: ...ot by holding the touch button for 5 seconds The light strip lights up green The charger has now started sharing its local WiFi network 2 Select the WiFi of the Charging Robot The name of the network...

Page 16: ...In order to repeat this operation turn off and on the supplying power to the charger Chargeberry Installation details 7 CLICK NOTICE If the backplate has been used before or you are unsure whether it...

Page 17: ...ver at the top of the backplate and let it fall into place 2 Press the bottom of the front cover until you hear a click 3 Bend the lower part of the rubber cover down 4 Screw in the locking screw at t...

Page 18: ...ging check that charging is activated in your car and that the connectors are properly plugged in If charging still does not start check what might be the cause on page 19 How do I charge Apps and int...

Page 19: ...nitiate the charging White fast flashing light RFID tag received awaiting key verification Red constant light General error Unplug the charging cable and replug it to the Charging Robot If the red lig...

Page 20: ...with the Chargeberry installed in the backplate may damage the electronics or impact the reading negatively Maintenance Practical details Warranty The device is free from material defects and is in a...

Page 21: ...be isolated before dismounting starts Use the installation guide and follow the steps in reverse in order to dismount the Charging Robot in the correct order Disposal This electronic equipment must n...

Page 22: ...ing retrieving data or computer networks without the written permission of Easee AS Easee and all other Easee product names and slogans are trademarks or registered trademarks of Easee AS Easee produc...

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Page 24: ...24 Easee AS Grenseveien 19 4313 Sandnes Norway easee international com...

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