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1. User Interface

IEC 62196
AC Charging
Connector

1.1 ASPEN Edition 672140

Mounting

Hook

Charging Cable Inlet

RJ45 Cable Inlet

AC Power Inlet

Indication

lights

Front

Rear

Green Power, Green Lifestyle.

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Summary of Contents for Lewden ASPEN Series

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Page 2: ...e AC Charger A S P E N Series User Manual COPY RIGHT 2021 Lewden Ltd reserves the right to make changes to this product without further notice IP55 Authorization Management Repairable Outdoor use Keep...

Page 3: ...ial Charger Set up 11 6 3 Packing List 14 6 4 Tools and Materials Required 15 6 5 Positioning the charger 15 6 6 Installation Procedure 16 7 Operating Instructions 21 7 1 Operating Procedures 21 7 2 O...

Page 4: ...if it is defective appears cracked broken or damaged in any way Do not use the charger if the charging cable shows any signs of frayed or damaged insulation Ensure that the charging cable is well pos...

Page 5: ...explosive corrosive or combustible materials chemicals or vapors When transporting the charger handle with care and do not drop drag or step on the device Before commencing installation ensure that t...

Page 6: ...tions to the system Never use any replacement parts other than those approved by the manufacturer The mains supply to the charger must be isolated prior to carrying out any work on the charging instal...

Page 7: ...1 User Interface IEC 62196 AC Charging Connector 1 1 ASPEN Edition 672140 Mounting Hook Charging Cable Inlet RJ45 Cable Inlet AC Power Inlet Indication lights Front Rear Green Power Green Lifestyle 4...

Page 8: ...1 2 ASPEN Pro Edition 672142 RJ45 Cable Inlet Indication lights IEC 62196 AC Charging Connector Mounting Hook Charging Cable Inlet AC Power Inlet RFID Front Rear A S P E N Series User Manual 5...

Page 9: ...2 Dimensions unit mm 2 1 Charger 2 2 Wall Mounted Bracket Refer to sections 6 5 6 6 for installation notes 260 280 100 100 80 30 7x4 150 189 7 131 7 204 Green Power Green Lifestyle 6...

Page 10: ...rface IEC 62196 AC Charging Connector Storage Temperature 40 C to 70 C Operation Temperature 30 C to 50 C Relative Operation Humidity 95 RH Maximum Relative Storage Humidity 95 RH Maximum RJ45 Cable I...

Page 11: ...dard Safety standards IEC 61851 1 2017 Electric vehicle conductive charging system Part 1 General requirements IEC 61851 21 2 2018 Electric vehicle conductive charging system Part 21 2 Electric vehicl...

Page 12: ...ization Pro Edition only Green Light Flashing Green READY light is ashing after the RFID has been authorized using the activation card RFID Radio Frequency Identi cation Waiting for Charging Blue Ligh...

Page 13: ...ase refer to section 7 5 Error and Warning Messages for further information Charging Blue Light Flashing The CHARGE light flashes whilst the vehicle is charging When the charging process is complete t...

Page 14: ...l current faults with the following characteristics Type A sinusoidal 30mA 40mS Pulsating direct currents superimposed on a smooth direct current up to 12mA Where an RCD is installed in the power syst...

Page 15: ...located outdoors To overcome this the local earthing arrangement at the EV charger must be converted to a TT arrangement by the installation of a separate earth electrode or alternatively the installa...

Page 16: ...32A 30A Invalid Setting Slave Mode b Maximum Output Current To serve installations which do not have a suitable supply capacity to enable the Incorporation of a charging system operating at 32A the A...

Page 17: ...fication 1 5 Wall Plug 4 6 4 7 M4 Screw 2 8 M25 Cable Gland 1 9 RFID Card Pro version only 2 10 Cable Ferrule 10mm2 3 Product Certification Date of inspection Inspector 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 R F I D 9 RFID...

Page 18: ...le charging inlet The charger is best situated to the side of vehicle which is closest to the vehicle connection point Install the charger in a safe and convenient low humidity well ventilated area Th...

Page 19: ...ill diameter 7 5mm Refer to sections 2 2 6 5 1 2 3 4 Attach the mounting bracket to a flat vertical wall of sound structure with a load supporting capability of 36kg When installing on a masonry wall...

Page 20: ...into the mounting hole 1 2 1 3 2 M25 waterproof gland In order to remove the front cover use a suitable screwdriver to loosen the 9 fixing screws located on the rear of the charger 1 000 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 21: ...ee wires and crimp with a suitable crimping tool L L1 N L2 PE GND Pass three wires through M25 waterproof gland part3 3 GND PE L1 L L2 N Insert the three cores of the AC power supply cable into the co...

Page 22: ...g bracket Ensure alignment of the two securing screw fixings to the left and right 6 Tighten the gland nut 3 to create a water tight seal around the cable Replace and secure the front cover via the 9...

Page 23: ...on 1 2 Storing the charge connector lead Wall mounted cable winding Optional cable hanging optional accessory Never store the charge lead on the floor where it is at an increased risk of becoming wet...

Page 24: ...he vehicle charging inlet The blue light CHARGE is constantly lit STEP2 Connection to Vehicle Inlet The blue light CHARGE begins to flash automatically charging is in process STEP3 Charging 7 Operatin...

Page 25: ...into the vehicle charging inlet STEP2 Connection to Vehicle Inlet Following initial power up green READY blue CHARGE and red FAULT lights are all lit The unit enters standby mode once the blue and red...

Page 26: ...READY light constantly lit STEP5 Charging Complete The blue light CHARGE begins to flash automatically charging is in process If the red light FAULT is lit remove the charge connector from the vehicle...

Page 27: ...me server time windows com cn ntp org cn tock stdtime gov tw Note Firewall and network environment may influence the time server connection Manual setting AW Series User Manual 7 4 Time and Date setti...

Page 28: ...nformation Version Information 192 168 1 10 Account Password login https 192 168 1 10 admin 1231231238 192 168 1 10 XXXX XX XX XX XX XX System Information System DateTime XXXX XX XX XX XX XX System 19...

Page 29: ...Default gateway Ensure that the charger is in the standby mode Refer to 7 3 Step 1 The green light READY is constantly lit STEP 1 Open the RJ45 connector weatherproof cover located on the underside o...

Page 30: ...31231238 On the notebook open the internet browser and type 192 168 1 10 directly into the address bar Enter the username and password Account admin Password 1231231238 STEP 5 From the drop down menu...

Page 31: ...use Automatic Recovery Over temp OTP 90 deg C 4 flashes followed by 3 second pause Automatic Recovery RCD Abnormal 5 flashes followed by 3 second pause Automatic Recovery Ground Monitor Interrupter 6...

Page 32: ...g process and indicate the condition via a sequence of flashes of the red fault LED The charger will recover automatically OTP Over temperature protection Should the internal operating temperature of...

Page 33: ...t power to the vehicle It will not interrupt the AC power supply input to the charger The integral RCD will automatically reset once the fault has been cleared SPD The charger incorporates integral pr...

Page 34: ...lectrical connection which could result in premature failure of the device Note that should it become necessary to clean the electrical contacts of the vehicle charge connector a suitable non conducti...

Page 35: ...8 3 Maintenance History Product Model Serial No Installation date Year Month Day Installer Name Installer Stamp Address Tel E mail Green Power Green Lifestyle 32...

Page 36: ...A S P E N Series User Manual 33 8 3 Maintenance History Maintenance History Work completed Undertaken by Date...

Page 37: ...Lewden Ltd PO Box 12344 Braintree CM7 0JR United Kingdom Tel 44 01376 336200 Email sales lewden co uk www lewden com...

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