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CHARGER COMPONENTS AND DISPLAY INFORMATION

Charger components

The EVELINE MAX II smart charger consists of:

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Phoenix charging cable 5 or 7 meters long

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Type 2 or 1 connector (for connection to the car)

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CEE industrial plug

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Charger body

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OLED display

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Control button

OLED Display

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Summary of Contents for EVELINE MAX II

Page 1: ...EVELINE MAX II MANUAL EV Expert Portable charger 22kW for the European Union and Norway USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...twork settings 6 CHARGER CONNECTION 7 END OF CHARGING AND DISCONNECTING THE CHARGER 8 ERROR MESSAGES 9 PROBLEM SOLVING 10 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 11 EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 12 EVELINE MAX II war...

Page 3: ...damaged Do not use the charger if it is defective corroded or otherwise damaged or if the display indicates a serious internal error Do not touch the end terminals with sharp metal objects such as wir...

Page 4: ...he EVELINE MAX II smart charger consists of Phoenix charging cable 5 or 7 meters long Type 2 or 1 connector for connection to the car CEE industrial plug Charger body OLED display Control button OLED...

Page 5: ...nces connected on the same circuit a limit of 25A is usually appropriate if there are more appliances or have a high consumption then the 20A limit would be better If the circuit breaker is 25A then a...

Page 6: ...work selection 2 Confirm the selected network by pressing the button again for 5 seconds If you are not using the charger outside of Europe do not change the network settings and leave the default TN...

Page 7: ...Connect the charger to an industrial CEE socket Do not use extension cords 3 The display on the charger lights up and a diagnostic is performed followed by a basic information window 4 After connecti...

Page 8: ...port and disconnect the charger from the vehicle When the electric vehicle finishes charging the display shows an overview of the last charging session with information on the charged kW h and the tot...

Page 9: ...electrical network Try plugging the charger into a different outlet Verify that the correct TN IT network is set Error RELAY DISENGAGE FAULT The relay remained closed Restart the charger or Contact t...

Page 10: ...help to disconnect the EVSE from the car and the CEE socket and reconnect it If the problem is caused by the high temperature of the charger stop charging until the charger cools down Check that the E...

Page 11: ...32A Terminal for electric vehicle Type 1 or Type 2 in compliance with IEC 62196 2 to 32A Phases used 1 2 or 3 depending on the vehicle Manufactured in accordance with IEC 62196 IEC 61851 1 CE EMC RoH...

Page 12: ...ion of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment Conformity with these directives has been assessed for this product by demonstrating compliance to the following h...

Page 13: ...ot cover costs associated with troubleshooting the customer s electrical systems The limited warranty does not exceed the original costs of EV Expert 5 During the warranty period EV Expert will at its...

Page 14: ...effectiveness or suitability of any technical or other information provided in manuals or other documentation 2 In no event shall EV Expert be liable for any special direct indirect incidental or con...

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