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SVIK user and installation manual

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• Mounting solutions:

− on a wall;

− on a metal pillar (optional - can be purchased separately);

3.5. ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS

•  Operating temperature range: -25°C … +55°C
•  Temperature range for storage and transport: -30°C and +60°C
•  Relative humidity: maximum 96%, non-condensing

3.6. LED STATUS

SVIK charger has one status LED on the front cover shaped like a cross

which lights in different colours depending on the charger’s status.

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Summary of Contents for SVIK

Page 1: ...SVIK user and installation manual Documentation version v2 0 Octomber 2021 ...

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Page 3: ...mat is strictly prohibited and is unlawful Any software applications or web portals that are needed to operate the SVIK charger are subject to license agreements and can only be used in accordance with the terms and conditions of that specific agreement DISCLAIMER The information presented in this document can be changed without prior notice and does not represent any commitment on the part of LEK...

Page 4: ...INSTALLATION 13 4 1 Necessary tools 13 4 2 Plan the installation 13 4 3 Before installing SVIK 14 4 4 Installation steps 15 4 5 Overall and mounting dimensions 22 4 6 Electrical connection diagram 23 4 7 Troubleshooting 24 5 OPERATING THE SVIK CHARGER 27 5 1 Before first use 27 5 2 Start the charging 27 5 3 Stop the charging 27 5 4 Emergency stop 27 5 5 Health and Safety 28 6 SVIK CHARGER CONFIGUR...

Page 5: ...t board PCB to avoid electrostatic discharges ESD that could damage the product Never install a product that is damaged Failure to do so may result in electric shock and or material damages electric vehicle included SVIK charger must always be installed by certified personnel and in accordance with the electrical regulations applicable in your country SVIK charger is an electrical device that is a...

Page 6: ...patible with any EV 5 meter charging cable with Type 2 connector Increased safety integrated Type B RCD AC 30mA DC 6mA Extend your SVIK charger with our M2W module for smart load and charge balancing Your SVIK charger is smart home ready and can be integrated into your smart home ecosystem POSSIBILITIES Remote charge Start and Stop Load balancing automated dynamic charge adjustment to avoid circui...

Page 7: ...ackside of the charger The label provides useful information about the product Manufacturer Serial number and a barcode Electrical characteristics Environmental characteristics Certifications Fig 1 Main components of the SVIK charger Fig 1 The product label of the SVIK charger ...

Page 8: ...W Standby power consumption 3 5W Charging cable copper flexible cable 3x6mm2 2x0 5mm2 Power inputs L N PE 3 3 CONNECTIVITY Wi Fi IEEE 802 11 b g n Frequency 2 4GHz 3 4 MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS Overall dimensions 190mm x 190mm x 88mm Weight 4kg including the charging cable connector and packaging Protection class IP54 Shock protection IK10 Material PC ABS flame retardant V0 recyclable UV resistan...

Page 9: ... ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS Operating temperature range 25 C 55 C Temperature range for storage and transport 30 C and 60 C Relative humidity maximum 96 non condensing 3 6 LED STATUS SVIK charger has one status LED on the front cover shaped like a cross which lights in different colours depending on the charger s status ...

Page 10: ...hicle and waiting for the remote server to authorize the start of the charging process WHITE each segment is lit in a clockwise rotating pattern connected to the electric vehicle and charging RED continuously lit error general fault charging not possible please see the Troubleshooting section or contact the manufacturer for contact details see 8 2 Support section YELLOW continuously lit the charge...

Page 11: ... IEC 61851 1 Electric vehicle conductive charging system Part 1 General requirements IEC 61851 22 Electric vehicle conductive charging system Part 22 AC electric vehicle charging station IEC 60068 Environmental testing IEC 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures IP Code Directive 2014 30 EU regarding electromagnetic compatibility BS EN 55032 Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia e...

Page 12: ...rotection standards for the European Economic Area EEA Restriction of hazardous substances the design and the manufacturing process of this product is compliant with the RoHS 2 directive as per 2011 65 EU Waste certifications compliance with WEEE Directive 2012 19 EC waste electrical and electronic equipment directive This product must never be disposed of together with household waste ...

Page 13: ...tically on a sturdy and fire resistant wall or on the optional metal pillar that can be purchased separately make sure there is enough space to install the charger see chapter 4 5 Overall and mounting dimensions and Fig 14 Free area around the SVIK charger when installed on a wall make sure that the IP54 protection class of the charger can be maintained protected against dust and water splashes 4 ...

Page 14: ... The electrical installation for the power supply of the charger must have the next characteristics single phase 3 wires L N and PE maximum power supported 7 4kW an appropriated electrical protection in the junction box The electrical protection of the SVIK charger must contain a residual current device with a tripping current I n 30mA type A or B nominal current In 40A and a manual reset combined...

Page 15: ...the SVIK charger 4 4 INSTALLATION STEPS Depending on where the SVIK charger will be placed there are two methods to install the charger 1 Installation on a wall 2 Installation on a metal pillar When deciding which installation method is best suited for you consider the recommendations described in section 4 2 Plan the installation 4 4 1 INSTALLATION ON A WALL To install the SVIK charger on a wall ...

Page 16: ...tion 8 2 Support CAUTION Never install a product that is damaged Failure to do so may result in electric shock and or material damages electric vehicle included 3 Determine the best place for the charger to be installed taking into consideration the recommendations described in section 4 2 Plan the installation 4 Mark on the wall the position of the charger s 3 mounting points For a quick and corr...

Page 17: ...ews all the way into the holes 7 Using a step drill bit drill a 30mm diameter hole into one of the existing precut areas from the plastic enclosure These easy to cut areas are used to insert the power supply cable into the main body of the charger There are 2 available easy to cut areas through which the power supply cable can be inserted into the charger One area is on the rear of the enclosure a...

Page 18: ...harger to break 10 Insert the seal and the sealing nut of the provided cable gland onto the power supply cable 11 Install the cable gland in the bottom left cut out area created at step 7 Fix the cable gland into position by tightening the lock nut 12 Strip the main insulation of the power supply cable in such a way that 2 cm of insulation will be left inside the plastic enclosure of the charger 1...

Page 19: ...er of the connectors Be sure that the wires are fully inserted into the connectors no stripped parts of the wires or strand wires must be visible electrical protection against direct contact Incorrect connection can result in improper contact which may cause a fire hazard CAUTION Always follow the wires succession as labelled on the PCB printed circuit board An improper wire succession may lead to...

Page 20: ...rubber seal that is fitted improperly the IP54 protection class of the charger may be affected 20 Install the front cover by gently pushing it into place first in the bottom 2 fixing hooks and then in the 2 top fixing hooks 21 Secure the front cover by tightening the 2 screws from the lower part A Philips screwdriver is needed with a PH1 head Fig 9 Rubber seal Fig 10 Install the front cover Fig 11...

Page 21: ...twork to manage and configure it When successfully connected to a Wi Fi network the LEDs will fade in and out in green We recommend using our LEKTRI CO mobile app for the connection process and for further operation and configuration The app is available for Android and iOS Find it in Google Play or App Store or by scanning the QR code below Alternatively you can manually connect and manage your c...

Page 22: ... that can be purchased separately To install the SVIK charger on the metal pillar please follow the installation steps described in the manual provided with the metal pillar 4 5 OVERALL AND MOUNTING DIMENSIONS When the charger is installed on a wall make sure that there is 0 5m of free space on top and both sides of the charger and 1 3m from the floor Fig 12 Overall dimensions of the SVIK charger ...

Page 23: ...pply of the SVIK charger must be connected as described in the below connection diagram junction box internal connections are presented as an example to underline the recommended electrical protections Fig 14 Connection diagram of the SVIK charger Fig 15 Power supply connection detail ...

Page 24: ...SVIK charger from the dedicated MCB before cleaning the pins of the connector plug check that the remote server authorized the start of the charging process check that the electric vehicle is not fully charged and that there is no error on board THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE IS NOT FULLY CHARGED If the charger or the electric vehicle are overheating the charging power might be reduced or stopped for safety...

Page 25: ...s Your router might change the IP address Please refer to the user manual of your router to retrieve the IP address of your SVIK charger RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULTS If the charger continues to malfunction try to reset the device to factory defaults Make sure that the charger is powered and carefully remove the front cover Removing the front cover reveals the top part of the PCB where the reset to fa...

Page 26: ...installation manual 26 Please contact LEKTRI CO or your local supplier for additional information about reset to factory defaults procedure For contact details see 8 2 Support Fig 16 Reset to factory defaults button ...

Page 27: ...he charging process connect the charging cable to the electric vehicle and make sure is locked The SVIK charger is starting to communicate with the car through the type 2 connector The front cover LED will continuously light blue After the car starts the charging process the front cover LED will start to light white and each segment is lit in a continuously rotating pattern 5 3 STOP THE CHARGING W...

Page 28: ...only with dedicated utensils for extinguishing electrical installations up to 1000V like powder or CO2 fire extinguishers or use sand 5 5 HEALTH AND SAFETY The health and safety requirements related to electrical devices must be followed during the use of the charger CAUTION Unauthorized interventions are strictly forbidden only certified personnel can carry out interventions Failure to do so may ...

Page 29: ...stallation of the SVIK charger 2 Authentication operation mode SVIK charger can be configured to function with or without cloud base authentication To enable the authentication slide the button near the Authentication required for charging If this operation mode is enabled the charging process will start only after successful authentication Not enabling this operation mode means that the charging ...

Page 30: ... the LEKTRICO App available for Android and iOS Find it in Google Play or App Store or by scanning the QR code below The app will first help you to connect the device to your WiFi network Later on with the LEKTRICO App you will be able to access and control your charger locally or remotely Fig 17 Configure charger with LEKTRI CO app ...

Page 31: ...nd installation manual 31 When the device setup is completed you will see your charger in the dashboard Now you can control the charge charging power and access the chargers settings Fig 18 LEKTRI CO app dashboard ...

Page 32: ...s intact check that the housing of the type 2 connector is intact check that the type 2 connector s pins are not bent oxidized and free of any debris e g dust dirt check that there is no water trapped inside the connector pin s rubber protection cover CAUTION If defects are found stop using the charger immediately and contact the manufacturer or the local supplier INFORMATION To avoid damages to t...

Page 33: ...a copy of the purchase receipt or invoice therefore keep them in a safe place Before sending the charger into service it is recommended to take pictures or short videos of the defects or malfunction behaviour Pack the charger carefully to avoid damages during transport to service if possible use the charger s packaging The service period will be added to the initial 2 years warranty LEKTRI CO or i...

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