HCS QUAD PEDESTAL KIT INSTALLATION GUIDE
ClipperCreek
,
Inc.
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8. Install the Holsters
The holsters, which are included with the EVSEs, are used to stow
the vehicle connectors. To install, follow the steps below.
• Begin each side with the bottom holster for ease of
installation.
• Use four (4) #8 screw and washer sets to secure the Holsters
to the left side of the corresponding Mounting Plate as shown
in
Figure 13
.
• For an installation with four EVSEs affixed to the same post,
repeat the previous steps for the opposite side.
Figure 13: Mounting the Holsters
1.
Mounting Two Front Facing EVSEs
With the mounting plate in place, the pedestal is now ready for the
EVSE(s) to be mounted. Unwrap the cable and click the
vehicle connector into the holster to keep it safe and out of the way
during installation.
• Place a 1/4” Neoprene-bonded sealing washer around the shaft
of each of four (4) 1/4” - 20 x 2” Torx buttonhead screws. The
metal portion of the washer should face the head of the screw
while the neoprene should face the tip of the screw.
• There are two different styles of HCS plastic angle washers.
The correct style to use with the HCS Pedestal is the
Perpendicular Screw Mount. These washers are included with
the HCS EVSE and do not accompany this kit.
Refer to
Figure 14.
• Align the two screw holes on the top and bottom of the EVSE
with the corresponding threaded inserts on the mounting plate.
• Use a T27 Torx driver to secure the top of the EVSE first
using one (1) 1/4” - 20 x 2” Torx button-head screws with
neoprene washer and HCS Plastic Angle Washer as shown in
Figure 15.
Do not over-tighten.
• Secure the bottom of the EVSE using one (1) 1/4” - 20 x 2”
Torx button-head screws with neoprene washer and HCS
Plastic Angle Washer as shown in
Figure 16.
• Repeat for the second EVSE on the same side.
2. Mounting Four EVSEs
• Repeat the previous steps on the opposite side for a Quad-
Mount.
Figure 14: HCS Plastic Angle Washers
CORRECT! WRONG!
Pedestal
Wall Mount
MOUNTING THE EVSES
INITIAL PEDESTAL INSTALLATION (continued)