BMW I01, Информация о продукте

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I01�High-voltage�Components
6.�Charging�the�High-voltage�Battery
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Index Explanation
1 "Current�settings"�submenu
2 Note�"Before�increasing�the�current�level:�Check�suitability�of�voltage�supply.
For�maximum�charge�current�see�charging�cable."
3 Charge�current�"Maximum",�100%�of�possible�current�level�(information�via
proximity�line)
4 Charge�current�"Reduced",�75%�of�possible�current�level�(information�via
proximity�line)
5 Charge�current�"Low"�about�6�A
6 "Settings"�menu
The�driver�has�the�option�to�restrict�the�maximum�current�level�at�the�power�socket�via�the�"Settings"
submenu�in�the�vehicle.�If�the�current�level�at�the�power�socket�is�insufficient�or�unknown,�it�is
recommended�to�adjust�the�current�level�to�"Reduced"�or�"Low".
Charging�with�Level�1�(occasional�use�cable)�should�take�about�15�hrs.�in�the�US�market�but
this�time�varies�depending�on�the�on�voltage�supply�and�on�the�vehicle�charge�settings .
6.2.3.�What�must�be�observed�when�charging�the�high-voltage�battery�unit?
Filling�the�fuel�tank�while�the�high-voltage�battery�is�charging�is�not�permitted�
When�the�charging�cable�is�connected�do�not�fill�the�fuel�tank�and�keep�a�safe�distance�from�highly
flammable�materials.�Otherwise,�in�the�event�of�an�improper�connection�or�if�the�charging�cable�is
pulled�out,�there�is�a�risk�of�personal�injury�or�material�damage�by�burning�fuel�for�example.
Charging�the�high-voltage�battery�using�a�typical�household�power�socket�results�in�a�high�continuous
load�on�the�power�socket,�which�does�not�occur�with�other�household�appliances.�Therefore,�the
following�information�must�be�observed:
• Do�not�use�an�adapter�or�extension�cable
• After�charging�plug�the�charging�plug�into�the�vehicle�first�and�then�into�the�wall
• Avoid�tripping�hazards�and�mechanical�loads�for�charging�cables�and�power�sockets
• Do�not�insert�the�charging�plug�in�damaged�power�sockets
• Do�not�use�damaged�charging�cables
• The�charging�plug�and�charging�cable�may�be�warm�when�charging�the�high-voltage�battery.
If�they�become�too�hot,�the�power�socket�is�not�suitable�for�charging�or�the�charging�cable�is
damaged.�Stop�charging�immediately�and�have�the�power�socket�and�charging�cable�checked
by�an�electrician
• In�the�event�of�repeated�charging�faults�or�terminations�contact�a�suitably�qualified�Service
employee