EVBox BusinessLine, Installation And Commissioning Manual

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Single 3-phase 400 V AC 16 or 32 A power cable
4.1.8. Power configuration for smart grid
If multiple three-phase satellite charging stations are connected in the smart grid, it is recommended to
swap the primary phase to distribute power consumption as evenly as possible over all phases (see
Phase rotation on page 21 ).
For optimal performance of the smart grid, you must configure the maximum charging current for the
Hub Satellite installation and the phase rotation using the EVBox Connect App.
4.1.9. Smart Charging (optional)
A Smart Charging system, using the RS485 MAX protocol, to optimize load balancing can be
connected to the Hub charging station. Route a SFTP Category 6 network cable from the Smart
Charging system to the installation area of the Hub charging station. For outdoor installations, use a UV
stabilized network cable. Make sure that there is sufficient cable length to strip and connect the cable
to the charging station. See
Connect Smart Charging network cables on page 27 for cable connection
instructions.
4.1.10. Implementation of VDE-AR-N 4100: 2019-04 (only for Germany)
All EVBox charging stations can be controlled directly by a distribution network operator (DNO).
Charging stations with a total rated power of more than 12 kVA must be controlled in accordance with
Technical Connection Rules VDE-AR-N 4100: 2019-04. A radio ripple control receiver enables the
charging station to be switched off directly.
Registration with the local distribution network operator is required.
Make sure the input for a radio ripple controller receiver is correctly configured in the CMP backend.
Connect the radio ripple control receiver to the controller as shown in the diagram.
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