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NOTE: If the wallbox is not equipped with feed-through terminals or a kWh meter, strip
the individual wires to 15 mm (1-phase wallbox) or 10 mm (3-phase wallbox). Afterwards,
connect the supply cable wires directly to the connection terminals on the lower central part
of the power board according to the stated color coding.
2. Optionally, install and connect the CT coil cable
a. Strip the outer insulation of the cable to a length of 50 mm, then strip the individual
wires to 7 mm.
b. Connect the signal wires.
Caution
Connecting the signal wires of the CT-coils incorrectly may result in improper installation,
which can cause the wallbox to exceed the confi gured maximum charging current.
▶ Make sure that the signal wires of the CT-coils are connected to the middle and
right pins on the power board connector. The left pin is reserved only for shield
connection of such wires.
Insert the CT coil cable into the PCB connectors (MCVR 1.5/ 3-ST-3.81) and secure the
wires using a screwdriver.
c. Connect the PCB connectors to the power board.
3. Install and connect charging cable.
Warning
An incorrect routing of the wires of the charging cable will result in improper installation,
which can cause a malfunction of the safety features of the wallbox.
▶ Do not route the PE and CP wires of the charging cable through the ELS sensor.
▶ Route only the blue (N), brown (L1) (as well as black (L2) and grey (L3) for 3-phase
version) wires through the ELS sensor.
Caution
An incorrect mounting of the charging cable holder in the main assembly may result in
improper installation, which can cause damage to wallbox components.
▶ Make sure that the charging cable is positioned with the V-shaped side towards the
main assembly.