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QUBEVSM-V01-R0 Installation and Operation Manual

Intelligent Electric Vehicle Chargepoints

February 2023

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8. Drill the 4x marked fixing holes in the wall and insert the wall plugs.
9. If required, drill the wall for at the cable aperture locations.
10. Secure the mounting bracket to the wall with the 4x screws from the fixing kit.
11. Cut a neat hole in the charger body to allow entry of the power cable and the cable sealing 

gland.

x

Ideally, the cable should enter the unit from below or through the back of the 

enclosure.

x

A suitable cable gland must be used to maintain the IP of the unit.

x

If a CT and/or ethernet communications will be used, space may be required for 

additional holes and cable glands.

12. Make sure any installation debris is removed from the charger enclosure and the internal 

components.

13. If required, adjust the charger output power using the DIP switches.

Factory Default

= 32Amps.

x

The DIP switches are located behind the PEN module which may need to be 

temporarily removed for access. To gain access…

x

remove the securing screw from each end of the DIN rail that holds the PEN 

module and the incoming power terminals.

x

carefully lift the DIN and the attached components away.

x

Set the DIP switches to the required output as indicated in the illustration below.

Figure 8 DIP Switch Positions

14. Make a record of the Amps setting here.

Amps:

Signature:

Date:

Name:

15. If required, set the Control method DIP switch to 

App and OCPP

or to 

Only OCPP

, as 

shown in the illustration above.

Factory Default

= App and OCPP.

Summary of Contents for smart EVON0090

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL Intelligent Electric Vehicle Chargepoints 7 4kW or 22kW Models...

Page 2: ...Operation Manual Document Code QUBEVSM V01 R0 Language UK English Original Date Published February 2023 One Stop Europe Ltd are the publishers of this document and own the rights to use the text image...

Page 3: ...Phase CT to the Property 19 Extend the CT Cable 19 Solar Integration 20 Connect the CT Cable to the Chargepoint 20 Configure Load Balancing 21 Install Cable Tidy Hanger 22 Testing 23 Application Setup...

Page 4: ...d purpose x Do NOT modify the equipment unless specifically instructed to do so by the manufacturer x Do NOT attempt to repair the equipment unless specifically instructed to do so by the manufacturer...

Page 5: ...of the manufacturer s instructions so that the device system can be installed correctly and in conjunction with the chargepoint installation About Load Balancing This chargepoint has a Load Balancing...

Page 6: ...iorities reduce If the chargepoint is used with a DSR agreement in place peak and off peak charging will not be implemented because the power company s systems will control the charging process About...

Page 7: ...Dimensions 330mm x 200mm x109mm H x W x D Enclosure Materials PC ABS Alloy Mass x 2 5kg 1 Phase Single Socket x 2 75kg 3 Phase Single Socket x 4 7kg 1 Phase Tethered Cable x 6 0kg 3 Phase Tethered Cab...

Page 8: ...angement 3 phase socket model shown NOTE Except for the number of incoming power terminals the internal arrangements of all models are very similar Rear Enclosure Incoming Power Terminals Anti tamper...

Page 9: ...ol Mode 3 NOTES 1 A Type A Residual Current Circuit Breaker RCBO installed at source is recommended 2 Tethered cables are approximately 5m total length Certifications and Compliances This product has...

Page 10: ...en selected IMPORTANT Make sure all packaging is disposed of responsibly and in accordance with the current regulations in your region Typical Contents x 1 x EV Charging Device and Fixing Bracket x 1...

Page 11: ...the chargepoint and the property s main consumer unit fuse box Load Balancing Device cables can be extended if required x If Load Balancing will be implemented plan the installation of the Load Balan...

Page 12: ...pace provided on the rear cover of this manual 11 Determine whether the charger will be controlled by the Application and OCPP or to only to OCPP x The type of connection can be adjusted by setting th...

Page 13: ...it through one of the apertures Seal other apertures with the provided blanking panels NOTE The ethernet connection within the charger is solely for connection to an OCPP back office It is not for use...

Page 14: ...Electric Vehicle Chargepoints QUBEVSM V01 R0 Installation and Operation Manual Page 13 of 42 February 2023 Schematic Diagrams Figure 6 EVON0090 1 Phase Version Schematic Diagram EARTH IN ACCORDANCE W...

Page 15: ...BEVSM V01 R0 Installation and Operation Manual Intelligent Electric Vehicle Chargepoints February 2023 Page 14 of 42 Figure 7 EVON00100 3 Phase Version Schematic Diagram EARTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRE...

Page 16: ...away from the DIN rail in transit must be refitted to the rail if there is no damage to the component or its securing mechanism IMPORTANT Items damaged in transit must first be reported to the courier...

Page 17: ...may be required for additional holes and cable glands 12 Make sure any installation debris is removed from the charger enclosure and the internal components 13 If required adjust the charger output po...

Page 18: ...e supplied rubber gromets will be used the rubber may need to be carefully cut to enable the ethernet cable to be fitted x The ethernet connector and the CT connector locations within the enclosure ar...

Page 19: ...g it to be connected to the chargepoint x Additional cable may be added to the CT cable but to maintain a good signal it is recommended that cables extensions are kept as short as possible Connect the...

Page 20: ...stem to function correctly as there are 3 CTs and only 1 Neutral cable 1 Connect a CT cable clamps to each of L1 L2 and L3 as illustrated above Extend the CT Cable If required a CT cable may be extend...

Page 21: ...Three phase models already use all the available connections Figure 12 Solar CT Monitoring NOTE Arrow on the CT s must point in the direction of electrical flow and as shown above Connect the CT Cabl...

Page 22: ...ing Configuration of the load balancing system is performed using the Smart Application as part of the online configuration process If you the installer are not configuring load balancing make sure th...

Page 23: ...that is close to the charger and that will support the weight of the cable 3 User the hanger as a template to mark the 4x fixing points on the mounting location at an accessible height 4 If required d...

Page 24: ...sure there is no installation debris inside the enclosure 3 Test the charger in accordance with the current Electrical Wiring Regulations x If required refer to the Application Setup section for funct...

Page 25: ...nna Contact your provider if further assistance is required x As a simple check of signal strength check the number of Wi Fi bars shown on your phone when connected to the same access point at the cha...

Page 26: ...n the application will alert you to this during the next steps 3 Tap the Add Device button on the phone screen to add the charger device that needs to be connected x The application will automatically...

Page 27: ...ect Disconnect and wipe data This option will remove the settings entered into the charger 4 If you are happy to proceed tap Confirm on the message pop up that is displayed x The screen will close and...

Page 28: ...charge mode 2 Select Plug and charge mode 3 Connect the charge point to the vehicle 4 Tap the Enable button to START charging x The charge point will start vehicle charging after a randomised delay o...

Page 29: ...at a later date 1 On the Home screen tap the Setting icon x The screen will change to show the setup options 2 Ignore any entries that may already displayed on screen The figures shown will not take...

Page 30: ...m The charger will beep twice to acknowledge the setting Figure 23 Maximum Charger Output Amp Selection NOTES x To prevent sudden spikes of demand overloading the system load balancing activates at 5A...

Page 31: ...reens x A configuration screen will be displayed Figure 24 Edit Icon 2 Tap Remove Device shown at the bottom of the screen Figure 25 Remove Device 3 Tap the option to Disconnect and wipe data x The Di...

Page 32: ...unt can be registered to a charger If other people guests also need to use the charger without the owner being present they must have their own account with the application The owner can then share co...

Page 33: ...hown on screen Tap the Unshare text then tap Confirm to remove the connection Alternatively the owner can restrict the period that the guest can access the chargepoint using the app 1 Tap the Pencil i...

Page 34: ...self check Blue Glowing Standby Blue Flashing Connection confirmation Green Glowing Charging Green Flashing Charging complete Turn off charging via App or OCPP Fault Indications No Light No power to...

Page 35: ...rolled Schedule mode press 5 times continuously to enter plug and charge mode 2 Under plug and charge mode Manual press 5 times continuously to switch the randomized delay on or off NOTE Plug and char...

Page 36: ...done using the App Plug and Charge NOTES The steps below apply when the charger is in Plug and charge mode sometimes referred to as plug and play or manual mode which allows charging to take place wh...

Page 37: ...at the battery does not have a full charge the vehicle has experienced a problem and has stopped the charging process for another reason that may need to be investigated 5 To manually STOP charging ta...

Page 38: ...for 4 hours The schedule will repeat each Wednesday while it is marked as being active If the session is marked as inactive the charge session will not take place Schedules to STOP a charge session c...

Page 39: ...ent of the charger Figure 30 ECO Mode Selected 3 If the CT detects that the current of solar power generation drops under 6A the charger will keep charging at the minimum charging current 6A to avoid...

Page 40: ...rs according to the software email and account linked to the application NOTE When using the QUBEV Smart account to share the shared account can be added to the device with the ability to charge but w...

Page 41: ...t the exterior of the equipment for visual damage x If damage affects safety isolate the equipment and prevent its use until appropriate repairs have been completed Where required an appropriately qua...

Page 42: ...cal and electronic equipment and its implementation in national law used electrical devices must be collected separately and recycled in an environmentally responsible manner Make sure you return your...

Page 43: ...shipment handling storage incorrect installation accident inappropriate use or cleaning of the product relocation of WKH SURGXFW DIWHU LWV UVW LQVWDOODWLRQ DEXVH misuse or if it has been used or main...

Page 44: ...property of their respective owners This listing of any firm or their logos is not intended to imply any endorsement or direct affiliation with ONE STOP EUROPE LTD and is purely to demonstrate brandin...

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