Porsche Home Energy Manager, Manual

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Start-up
1. Select Add EEBus device .
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Available EEBus devices are displayed. Only
devices that are not already connected to
the energy manager are displayed.
2. Select and configure:
You can identify the EEBus device by its ID num-
ber (SKI). You will find the SKI of the Porsche
Mobile Charger Connect charger on the charger
Web Application (
Connections e Energy man-
ager ).
Option Explanation
Name Name of current consumer
Type Set as an EEBus device as standard
Mains
phases
Number of phases in the EEBus de-
vice supply cable
Assign
current
sensor to
a phase.
Select the current sensor that is con-
nected to the EEBus device cable
e
Start connection on the charger.
– Porsche Mobile Charger Connect charger:
Start EEBus pairing in the Web Application
of the charger (
Connections
e
Energy man-
ager ) or on the charger ( Settings e Energy
manager ).
–
Porsche Mobile Charger Plus charger: Ena-
ble charge status Energy manager on the
charger. The charger automatically attempts
to establish a connection to the PLC net-
work and to the energy manager.
For information on adding the energy manager in the
Web Application of the charger, see the
g manual
at 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.
g Pay attention to the charger operating instructions
.
Note: Look out for a possible phase shift in the socket
to which the charger is connected.
Example:
An EEBus device is to be connected to a phase-shif-
ted socket, which does not use phase 1 as usual, but
uses phase 2 or is multi-phase, and which does not
begin with phase 1, but with phase 2.
Select Assign the first current sensor to a phase for
the current sensor that is assigned to phase 2. The
current sensor is now assigned to the EEBus device
cable.
Note : Unless a charger such as the Porsche Mobile
Charger Connect is paired with the EEBus, the Opti-
mised charging function cannot be used. You can tell
that pairing was successful by the Energy manager
connected symbol (house icon) in the status bar of
the charger.
Information
The overload protection always protects the fuse on
the cable where the current sensor configured for the
EEBus device is located, and the main fuse.
If the place of use does not have any additional cur-
rent sensors, the current sensors of the house con-
nection can be used for measuring the EEBus device.
Additional current sensors are available as spare
parts from your Porsche partner.
Information
Update: Phase-individual reduction
In future, Porsche vehicles supplied with an energy
manager will allow phase-individual reduction of the
charging current. Therefore, vehicles should always
be configured for the correct phase, as otherwise
the current reduction may take place on the wrong
phase. The necessary settings must be entered by a
qualified electrician.
5. Summary
Before installation is finished, you should check the
entered settings once again in the summary.
Tabular overview:
–
Connection position of current sensors (row 1:
CTx, where x= 1–12) and their assignment to a
Phase of the domestic power system (row 2: L1
to L3).
– The rows Power sources and Devices list the
configured power sources (house connection and
photovoltaic system, if applicable) and consum-
ers, e.g. charger, one after the other, as well as
their assignment to the relevant phase (L1, L2,
or L3) or current sensor (CTx).