Porsche Home Energy Manager, Manual

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Key to pictograms
Depending on the country, various pictograms may
be affixed to the energy manager.
Dispose of the energy manager in compli-
ance with all applicable disposal regulations.
Risk of electric shock due to improper use.
Pay attention to the Operating and Installa-
tion Manual provided, particularly the warn-
ings and safety instructions.
Observe all warnings in the Manual and on
the energy manager.
Data privacy information
To ensure that your Porsche charging equipment is
communicating correctly and is always up-to-date,
Porsche collects and processes the following encryp-
ted device-specific data from the charging equip-
ment at regular intervals: device ID, brand, genera-
tion, device type and software version.
If you would also like to have the option of using
other Porsche Connect services for the charging
equipment, you must pair your charging equipment
to your Porsche ID account, which is available from
the Porsche Connect distributor in selected markets.
While using Porsche Connect services, Porsche col-
lects and processes the following personal details
and other device-specific data in order to provide
and render these services: customer ID, statistics,
device status, connection status and time stamp of
when communication was last established. You will
find further information about the general terms and
conditions of business and the data privacy policy
at www.porsche.com/connect-store . Regular data
transfer from your charging equipment can incur
additional costs with your Internet service provider.
Your data stored at Porsche can be permanently de-
leted using My Porsche. Due to technical or legal
restrictions, some of the Porsche Connect services
on the Porsche charging equipment are not available
in all countries.
Product information
In combination with Porsche charging equipment, the
energy manager functions as an energy management
system.
The energy manager measures and individually as-
sesses the available power and current consumption.
The energy manager communicates with the Porsche
charging equipment via an interface, and transmits
the energy costs and the amount of power that can
be made available for charging the hybrid or electric
vehicle to it.
During charging, the energy manager updates the
maximum available charging current in real time
based on the latest data.
The qualified electrician sets the energy manager up
for you via a Web Application, and sets all the neces-
sary values there. This way, your existing electrical
installation is protected against overload and your
vehicle can be charged at low cost. However, this
feature is only available if different electricity rates/
prices and/or an existing photovoltaic system are
used. When vehicle charging begins, the so-called
negotiation phase starts and the energy manager
generates price and output tables in accordance with
the current ISO/IEC 15118 standard.
Transmission between the energy manager and the
charger takes place via Ethernet, PLC (Powerline
Communication) network or WiFi using the EEBus
protocol.
If you do not have a PLC router in your (home) net-
work, the energy manager must be configured as a
PLC DHCP server.
e Refer to chapter "Displays and controls" on
page 48.
e You can find information on setting up and using
the energy manager in the manual Web Applica-
tion at https://www.porsche.com/international/
aboutporsche/e-performance/help-andcontact/
If you require a different language, please select
the appropriate website for your country.
Further Information
e
You can find further information on
the energy manager and the Web
Application at the following website:
https://www.porsche.com/international/about-
porsche/e-performance/help-and-contact/
If you require a different language, please select the
appropriate website for your country.