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It is possible to connect up to 4 HomeBox modules to each other and let them 

share one mains supply. 

 

Software configuration 

Configure  the  HomeBox’s  load  balancing  option  (LOADBL)  and  set  one 

module to MASTER, the others to SLAVE 1,2,3. 

Make sure  there  is  only  one  Master,  and  the  Slave  numbers  are  unique. 

Example: for a two unit Load Balancing setup, set the first module to Master 

and the second to Slave 1. 

 

 

On the Master configure the following: 

MODE 

Set this Smart if a Sensorbox with CT’s is used to measure 

the current draw on the mains supply. It will then dynamically 

change the charge current for all connected EV’s. If you are 

using a dedicated mains supply for the EV’s you can leave 

this set to Normal. 

MAINS 

Set this to the capacity of the mains supply. This will be the 

maximum current all EV’s combined will use. 

MAX 

Set the maximum charging current for the EV connected to 

this HomeBox. 

MIN Set to the lowest allowable charging current for all connected 

EV’s 

 

On the Slave’s configure the following: 

MAX 

Set the maximum charging current for the EV connected to 

this HomeBox 

 

After setting the Slave’s load balancing option, there will be an error message 

on the display: “ERROR NO SERIAL COM”  

This indicates, that the Slave unit was not able to communicate to the Master. 

This message will disappear after the modules are correctly wired up. 

 

Hardware connections 

Connect the A, B and GND connections from the Master to the Slave(s). So 

A connects to A, B goes to B etc… 

If you are using the Sensorbox, you should also connect the A, B and GND 

wires to the same screw terminals of the HomeBox. Make sure that the +12V 

wire coming from the Sensorbox  is connected  to only one HomeBox. This 

wire will provide power to the Sensorbox. 

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Summary of Contents for HOME BOX SMART

Page 1: ...HOME BOX SMART DYNAMIC CHARGING M a n u a l...

Page 2: ...HOME BOX 5 INSTALLATION SENSORBOX AND CURRENT TRANSFORMERS 7 CONFIGURING THE HOME BOX SMART 8 ALL MENU OPTIONS 9 LOAD BALANCING 10 ERROR MESSAGES 11 AVAILABLE HOME BOX OPTIONS 12 SPECIFICATIONS 12 MAI...

Page 3: ...suggestions Safety Guidelines Use this Home Box to charge electric vehicles equipped with a conductive charge port only See the vehicle s owner s handbook to determine if the vehicle is equipped with...

Page 4: ...your electrical cabinet and immediately contact Customer Support for service Do not use your Home Box until the problem is identified and corrected Caution Children should not be allowed to use this...

Page 5: ...32A 1 Phase 3G6 00mm2 40A B C Characteristic 30mA Type A 32A 3 Phase 5G6 00mm2 40A C Characteristic 30mA Type A For cable length upto 25m PLEASE NOTE 5 Open bottom cover of the Charge Station 5 screws...

Page 6: ...power to the left terminal block Single Phase L1 Brown N Blue Earth Green Yellow 3 Phase L1 Brown L2 Black L3 Grey N Blue Earth Green Yellow 8 Close bottom cover and carefully slide metallized cover o...

Page 7: ...ent per phase and send this information to the HomeBox Smart In order to measure the current Current transformers are used Clip them around the L1 L2 and L3 wires and plug the other end into the Senso...

Page 8: ...he value for example change the charging current What is displayed depends on the options you have set If you enabled smart mode MODE SMART then the MAINS and MIN option will be shown If you selected...

Page 9: ...E No load balancing is used MASTER Set one of the HomeBox s to Master SLAVE1 3 And the rest to Slave 1 3 when using load balancing MAINS Set Max Mains current 10 99A MAX Set MAX charge current for the...

Page 10: ...be the maximum current all EV s combined will use MAX Set the maximum charging current for the EV connected to this HomeBox MIN Set to the lowest allowable charging current for all connected EV s On...

Page 11: ...ensorbox or other HomeBox ERROR NO CURRENT There is not enough current available to start charging or charging was interrupted because there was not enough current available to keep charging The HomeB...

Page 12: ...nwanted use KwH meter If your Charging station is equiped with a KwH meter it is possible to measure power usage All our meters are MID certified S P E C I F I C A T I O N S IEC 61851 Mode 3 IEC 62196...

Page 13: ...ence and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This product has been designed to protect against Radio Frequency Interference RF...

Page 14: ...nt products may be either new or reconditioned at Ratio Electric B V discretion This limited warranty does not include service to repair damage from improper installation improper connections with per...

Page 15: ...15 HOME BOX SMART Version EV035...

Page 16: ...16 C O N T A C T C U S T O M E R S U P P O R T Ratio Electric B V Ambachtsstraat 12 NL 3861 RH Nijkerk The Netherlands Tel 31 33 2452360 info ratio nl www ratio nl HOME BOX SMART Version EV035...

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