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Page 1: ...Technology by eBox touch Instructions for use Generation 3 0 ...

Page 2: ...Instructions for use eBox touch 2 As of 09 2021 innogy Document Center Certificates ...

Page 3: ...t might not contain the latest changes to the product s specifications or processes described herein 04 Safety information 06 Product overview 07 Clicking the eBox into the eClick 10 eBox system configuration 11 Charging process 12 Troubleshooting 14 Specifications 18 Notes 19 Imprint ...

Page 4: ...y may cause grievous injuries and death So heed at all times the five safety rules under DIN VDE 0105 Disconnect from all power sources Lock against reactivation Verify zero voltage all poles Earth and short circuit Cover or partition off adjoining live parts Important Technically non functioning or defective charging infrastructure must not be used In addition do not use any charging infrastructu...

Page 5: ...ions will be legible permanently The operation of the eBox requires knowledge of these instructions The device is intended exclusively for charging electric vehicles with type 2 plugs according to IEC 62196 2 with type 1 plug according to SAE J1772 2009 only possible with alternative eBox socket version and charging current control via pilot signal according to IEC 61851 1 For a device without att...

Page 6: ...ry 1 eBox touch with adhesive notes on use 1 set of instructions for use with attached PUK for Bluetooth eBox touch product details 1 Shutter 2 Socket plug compartment 3 Type plate 4 Notes for use 5 LED ring 6 Touch display 7 Authentication LED 8 eClick separate delivery ...

Page 7: ...3b 1 6 2a 4 5 2b 02 Connect the black ribbon data cable of the eBox to port 5 Expansion Terminal at the bottom right of the eClick 03 Connect the white ribbon data cable of the eBox to port 1 on the left side of the eClick Communication via LAN or SIM card can only be ensured when the black and white ribbon data cables are connected 1 LAN 1 RJ45 eBox communication 2a LAN 2 RJ45 deactivated 2b LAN ...

Page 8: ...Be careful not to exert excessive pressure on the circle LEDs Important Make sure that the flat ribbon data cables are not trapped between the eClick and eBox when mounting the eBox 06 Please continue to hold the eBox in place with one hand Check the final position of the locking bracket it must be fully raised The enlarged detail view demonstrates the desired final position The pin on the locking...

Page 9: ...eft and rear right of the eClick to secure the locking mechanism in place and the eBox on the eClick Important Make sure that the eBox clicks correctly into the eClick The locking bracket must be in the final position The grub screws must be fully screwed in Check eBox for firm attachment Note The grub screws can only be fully screwed in when the locking bracket is inserted completely ...

Page 10: ...ration must be carried out entirely by an electrician You have the option of connecting your eBox to the innogy eMobility backend or a third party backend of your choice Via innogy eMobility backend With your purchase of the innogy eOperate software service your product s system was automatically configured to your specified e mail address Please use the eOperate portal for any configuration and a...

Page 11: ... again After you have unlocked the vehicle or the charging process has ended remove the charging cable which disconnects the eBox from the vehicle Optionally the charging process can also be terminated via display by presenting the previously used RFID card again or via app e g eCharge app 02 Authenticate the charging process via RFID card or app e g eCharge app For the latter you need the chargin...

Page 12: ...disrupted or slowed down by external influences This can occur for the following reasons Overheating of the eBox The eBox automatically reduces the charging power when a temperature limit is exceeded slowing down the charging process temporarily Therefore avoid any direct sunlight on the eBox Charging issue at the vehicle Check the error display of your vehicle Authentication error Authentication ...

Page 13: ... and it must be disconnected immediately from the mains If the error persists after restarting and cooling down the eBox please consult a qualified electrician and initiate eBox replacement if necessary Troubleshooting 13 Danger Device error Warning of electrical voltage ...

Page 14: ...UV protection Outdoor areas F1 Housing material Copolymer Storage temperature 30 C to 80 C Weight 3 1 kg without cable 6 4 kg with cable each without eClick and without eSmartMeter Packaging dimensions W x D x H 515 mm x 225 mm x 235 mm without cable 695 mm x 370 mm x 235 mm with cable Power consumption in standby mode 6W Certifications CE tested and confirmed by certified body UKCA Foliation Cust...

Page 15: ...AC 32A 22 kW or 16A 11 kW Alternating one phase current 230V AC 32A 7 4 kW or 16A 3 7 kW Plug assembly Without charging cable Type 2 plug assembly as defined under DIN EN 62196 2 with automatic plug locking shutter With charging cable Type 2 plug as defined under DIN EN 62196 2 plug compartment on eBox shutter Consumption measuring Electricity meter eSmartMeter optional for eClick MID compliant Eu...

Page 16: ...hentication Free charging smartphone app innogy eCharge app third party apps via contract charging or direct payment via epowerdirect com Plug charge ISO 15118 Yes RFID authentication Yes according to ISO 14443A Type V ISO IEC 15693 Vicinity Supported protocols MIFARE Classic 1K MIFARE Classic 4K MIFARE DESfire V1 4K MIFARE DESfire V2 4K MIFARE DESfire V1 8K MIFARE DESfire V2 8K MIFARE Ultralight ...

Page 17: ...ibution Fault current protection switch type A RCD type A 32A connection ABB F204A 40 0 03 type A 4 pole short time delay operating voltage 230 400V AC 16A connection ABB F204A 25 0 03 type A 4 pole short time delay operating voltage 230 400V AC Short circuit overload protection to be installed in sub distribution Circuit breaker 32A connection ABB S203 NA K40A rated switching capacity 6 000A 16A ...

Page 18: ...ck is rated electrical protection class I Maintenance repair The eBox is a maintenance free product It does not contain any reparable parts or components Do not carry out any repair work In case of a permanent error replace the eBox Disposal The eClick and the eBox are are electrical devices These must be disposed of accordingly in compliance with EU Directive WEEE II the ElektroG of 20 October 20...

Page 19: ...o part hereof may be edited duplicated or published in any manner purposing other than the proper use of the eBox without express written permission of innogy eMobility Solutions GmbH innogy eMobility Solutions GmbH Flamingoweg 1 44139 Dortmund Germany Head office Dortmund Germany Registered as a company at Dortmund Local Court trade register no HRB 30359 ...

Page 20: ...Flamingoweg 1 44139 Dortmund Germany emobility innogy com innogy emobility com eMob 105 09 21 UK sales partner innogy eMobility Limited Windmill Hill Business Park Swindon SN5 6PB Great Britain Printed on certified 100 recycled paper ...

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