EVELINE MAX II CHARGER SETTINGS
Charging current settings
Before you start charging an electric car, it is important to set an adequate charging current limit to prevent the
circuit breaker from tripping. Settings can only be made if the electric car is not connected.
The current is set using the control button located on the opposite side of the charger than the display. The
restriction is set in steps: 6A, 8A, 10A, 13A, 16A, 20A, 25A and 32A. Each press of the button moves the limit
one value further. After the last step, it returns to the beginning. The set limit is shown on the display in the
lower-left corner.
The correct limit depends on the type of circuit breaker, the number of connected appliances, and the phase
load. In the case of a circuit breaker of 32A and other appliances connected on the same circuit, a limit of 25A
is usually appropriate, if there are more appliances or have a high consumption then the 20A limit would be
better. If the circuit breaker is 25A, then a limit of 16 or 13A is appropriate.
When using an adapter from an industrial CEE socket to a SCHUKO home socket, the maximum current must be
limited to 16A if there are no other appliances, if there are, the ideal setting is 10 / 13A.
If the charger is not properly restricted, the circuit breaker may trip. If this happens, you must first disconnect
the charger from the electric car. Then you switch the circuit breaker on again and adjust the settings. There is
no risk of damage to the charger. The charger remembers the set value, it does not need to be set again the next
time it is used.
The correct setting needs to be calculated according to the energy consumption of each household and solely
the user is responsible for it.
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