Maintenance
EVBM-V01-R1 Installation and Operation Manual
BasicCharge Intelligent EV Charging Pedestal
December 2022
Page
36
of
36
Suggested Inspection and Testing
A record or inspection, testing and maintenance must be kept and may be required to
support warranty claims.
1
st
and 3
rd
Quarter
External Visual Inspection:
x
Check for physical damage.
x
All warning labels present and
legible.
x
Status Indicators operating and
displaying correct status.
x
If installed, check the condition of the
charging socket, contacts and
socket flap.
x
If installed, make sure the
access/cable lock is operational.
Internal Visual Inspection:
x
Check for physical damage.
x
Visual inspection for any heat
degradation.
x
No foreign bodies or other
contamination present.
Clean the enclosure.
2
nd
and 4
th
Quarter
External Visual Inspection:
x
Check for physical damage.
x
All warning labels present and
legible.
x
Status Indicators operating and
displaying correct status.
x
If installed, check the condition of the
charging socket, contacts and
socket flap.
x
If installed, make sure the
access/cable lock is operational.
Internal Visual Inspection:
x
Check for physical damage.
x
Visual inspection for any heat
degradation.
x
No foreign bodies or other
contamination present.
Electrical:
x
Make sure wires/terminals are secure.
x
Check Voltage and Polarity.
x
Check operation of switchgear.
x
Test earth fault loop impedance.
x
Test power outlets using a load
simulator.
x
If chargepoint illumination is installed,
check the illumination and light
sensor operate correctly.
Clean the enclosure.
Advice provided above does not override any regulations that may apply in the
region of use. Quarterly Inspection and testing (maintenance) is recommended
where chargepoint use is frequent and/or intensive. Operators may consider
increasing or reducing elements of the maintenance frequency to a level that
matches the pattern of chargepoint use but should, as a minimum, meet the
requirements of the current regulations.
