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SecuriCharge Intelligent EV Charging Unit

EVSM-V01-R1 Installation and Operation Manual

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December 2022

7. If you are present when power for charging is made available, the status indicator 

will change to show a fixed green light.

NOTE: Default Hours and Randomised Delay

Following the initiation of the charge session, UK regulations require chargepoints of 

this type to apply power for charging during the ‘default’ (off-peak) hours regardless 

of when the charge session was initially started. When the off-peak period is reached, 

power for charging will be applied after a randomised delay of up to 10 minutes. This 

is to protect the power network from spikes in demand that would occur if thousands 

of chargepoints are activated at the same time.
If required, charging status may be checked via the smart application.
There is the option to override the default setting and charge during the Peak period, 

but this may result in higher electricity costs or other ‘conditions’ applied by the 

electricity provider.

NOTE: Peak and Off-Peak Charging Hours

As set by the UK government: Currently 

Peak Hours = 

8am – 11am and 4pm – 10pm 

on weekdays.

x

All hours outside of those shown above are classed as 

Off-Peak

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End a Charging Session

1. A charging session can be ended by any of the following methods:

x

Use the mobile phone application.

x

Place the RFID card/fob (associated with the account) onto the card reader.

x

Remove the cable from the vehicle.

2. Once the cable has been removed from the vehicle…

x

Remove the cable from the chargepoint.

x

Make sure the socket flap is closed when not in use.

x

Store the cable safely and in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

NOTE: 

If the chargepoint has a cable lock facility that permanently secures the 

plug into the socket, step 2 can be ignored, and the cable can remain 

connected to the chargepoint.

x

Cables should be loosely coiled and hung on a cable hanger with the plug 

securely inserted into the holster to prevent water ingress.

x

Some makes of cable may not be as robust as others. The term ‘permanent’ 

means that the cable does not need to be removed after every charge 

session. However, cables must be unlocked and removed from the socket on 

a regular basis to check for contamination of the contacts. Unplugging and 

reconnecting of the plug and socket also helps to ensure a good electrical 

connection and relieves any strain on the components.

Summary of Contents for SecuriCharge ROLEC0111B

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL Manufactured in the UK SECURICHARGE Intelligent EV charging unit...

Page 2: ...e text images and all technical content contained within Content supplied by third parties partner organisations remains the property of that organisation and is used by agreement with the supplier Ro...

Page 3: ...tion 9 Unpacking 14 Standard Contents 14 Options and Accessories 14 Labelling 15 Installation 16 BEFORE Installation 16 Schematics 18 Install the Chargepoint 20 Install Load Balancing 22 Overview 22 C...

Page 4: ...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 x To mai...

Page 5: ...up to 22kW 3PH Type 2 Socket Black ROLEC0113G SecuriCharge Intelligent EV Charging Unit 1x up to 22kW 3PH Type 2 Socket Grey ROLEC0113W SecuriCharge Intelligent EV Charging Unit 1x up to 22kW 3PH Type...

Page 6: ...he associated time periods x Capable of storing and displaying data about charge sessions to the owner and or user via an application and or on the chargepoint x Capable of communication with the powe...

Page 7: ...t 60 Amps the fuse will operate and cut all power to the property if a draw of 60 Amps is exceeded It can be relatively easy to draw significant power if several property appliances are in use at the...

Page 8: ...balancing in that the power made available for charging can be dynamically adjusted to decrease or increase the power available in response to other demands for power at the property The significant...

Page 9: ...e vehicle allowing charging to resume x Overvoltage An overvoltage condition is potentially more likely to damage the vehicle so for safety reasons automatic recovery following an overvoltage is NOT p...

Page 10: ...ecember 2022 Product Specification Figure 1 General Arrangement and Dimensions Single and Double Socket Models Charging Socket LED Halo Status Indicator Charging Sockets Access Panel External Antenna...

Page 11: ...022 Page 10 of 33 Figure 2 Internal Components Typical Locations RFID Sensor EV Charge Controller for socket 1 Front Layer socket 2 Rear Layer Socket 1 Smart Communications Module Right hand Side Pane...

Page 12: ...Communications Module CANBUS Connector Connection to Anti Tamper Devices SD Card Location RJ45 LAN Connector Connection to RFID Board USB Connector Figure 4 Smart Com GPRS Antenna Connection SIM Card...

Page 13: ...0Hz Black ROLEC0111B Grey ROLEC0111G White ROLEC0111W 2x Type 2 IEC 62196 charging sockets Up to 7 4kW 32A per socket 1x 63A Single Phase 230V AC 10 50 60Hz Black ROLEC0121B Grey ROLEC0121G White ROLE...

Page 14: ...mental x Ingress protection Enclosure IP66 Socket IP54 x Impact protection IK10 x Security Dual tamper breach notifications optional in some units x Operating temperature 30 C to 50 C x Operating humi...

Page 15: ...do so NOTE Items damaged in transit must first be reported to the courier and then to the supplier Where possible photographic evidence of package and or unit damage should be supplied NOTE Incorrect...

Page 16: ...duct Rating and Serial Number Label Figure 6 Configuration Tag Back and Front Figure 7 Socket ID Label Figure 8 Instructions and RFID Label Figure 9 Typical Socket Type and power Rating Labels NOTES 1...

Page 17: ...lready been verified by the end user installer prior to installation x Units using mobile networks require a suitable signal of 14 CSQ or better x Units using Wi Fi connectivity require a strong stabl...

Page 18: ...int is NOT recommended 4 Obtain fixings suitable to mount the chargepoint in the chosen location x The holes for mounting the enclosure are pre made at 6 mm diameter 5 Make sure that the chargepoint a...

Page 19: ...TUS INDICATOR LEAD HEADER FRONT VIEW 2xWHITE CABLES HEADER FRONT VIEW OPTIONAL LOAD BALANCING CT TO BE CONNECTED TO A CT FITTED AROUND THE INCOMING SUPPLY LIVE WIRE WHITE CABLE PP B A BLUE GROUND N 1...

Page 20: ...1 N T LIVE NEUTRAL EARTH INCOMING SUPPLY RED CABLE CP RED SUPPLY HL BLACK SUPPLY HL WHITE HIN N E CP PP L1 L2 L3 kWh 1000 imp kWh 230V 0 25 5 100 A B N N 24 25 23 23 A 25 B 24 G HALO LED STATUS INDICA...

Page 21: ...efer to the manufacturer s instructions 1 Remove and retain the fixings that secure the front fascia of the unit to the rear enclosure 2 Remove the front fascia and place it to one side x Take care no...

Page 22: ...stem Refer to page 22 Install Load Balancing shown immediately after these standard installation instructions 10 When Load Balancing has been installed return to this point 11 Route the incoming cable...

Page 23: ...Transformer CT that clamps around the property s incoming power cable and is then connected to the chargepoint x The CT has a cable allowing it to be connected to the chargepoint x Additional cable m...

Page 24: ...thin a CAT cable are indicated by their matching colours Do NOT use conductors of different colours interference may be induced Connect the CT Cable to the Chargepoint IMPORTANT A suitable cable gland...

Page 25: ...o make the connection to the earth terminal x Make sure the CT s earth cable is connected securely to the incoming earth terminal Configure Load Balancing Configuration of the load balancing system is...

Page 26: ...hone with a camera QR code reader software and Bluetooth connectivity will be required to complete configuration Start Configuration 4 Search the appropriate Apple or Google App store for Rolec EV Con...

Page 27: ...ces or from Google Play for Android devices x The application is also accessible on almost any device with a web browser https app vendelectric com 3 Discuss an appropriate maintenance plan with the c...

Page 28: ...on x Make sure the chargepoint has been installed in compliance with the current Electrical Wiring Regulations including recommended earthing arrangements 3 Fit the fascia panel s to the enclosure and...

Page 29: ...Flashing green light Ready for Standard Charging Fixed blue light Cable plugged in but not charging Fixed green light Charge in progress Fixed red light Potential earth leak fault detected by the 6mA...

Page 30: ...Peak Hours 8am 11am and 4pm 10pm on weekdays x All hours outside of those shown above are classed as Off Peak End a Charging Session 1 A charging session can be ended by any of the following methods...

Page 31: ...cable must be unplugged on a regular basis allowing the connectors to be checked for damage or contamination CAUTION Equipment Damage Socket chargepoints include a cable locking device Hatch Lock to...

Page 32: ...equired more regularly than other maintenance tasks CAUTION Equipment Damage To avoid damage to the surface finish and or internal components do NOT use x Abrasive materials x Mineral or petroleum sol...

Page 33: ...ate the warranty About Software Updates Software updates can be required for many different reasons such as enhancing security to provide compatibility with new models of electric vehicle or to meet n...

Page 34: ...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 operation...

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Page 36: ...HOUT NOTICE The latest version of this publication can be downloaded at https www rolecserv com downloads ev charging Illustrations of the product and user interface are for marketing purposes only Br...

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