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Technical data
Geometry
Dimensions:
Installation:
Weight:
Protection class
Temperature range
Grid connection
Power supply:
Required connected load:
Charging points
No. of charging points:
Output:
Socket:
Visualisation
Protection technology
DC fault monitor (current monitor):
Personal protection:
Short circuit/overload protection:
Authentication/activation
Authenticationfree charging:
Plug & Charge:
Otherwise:
Communication
Foil wrapping
Additional convenience functions
(H x W x D) 660 x 240 x 150 mm
Wall mounting
approx. 7 kg
IP54
− 25 °C to + 40 °C
400 V 3~ + PE + N from sub-distribution
• 22 kW; maximum power
• Single-phase connection also possible (3.7 kW)
Single charging point
max. 22 kW (400 V 3~, 32 A)
Type 2 socket (3~ + N + Pe + Pilot + Proximity) pursuant to
IEC 62196-2 with plug lock
eBox smart: Blue LED indicates charging
eBox smart RFID: Multicolored LED indicates charging,
charge status, and error message
Integrated (GFCI)
Residual current device (RCD type A) (in upstream domestic
installation, not included in scope of delivery)
Circuit breaker (in upstream domestic installation, not included
in scope of delivery)
The innogy eBox smart (RFID) identifi es the pilot signal pursuant to
IEC 61851-1:2012 and activates the charging point in the case of a
valid signal. Charging is not contractually assignable
via communication pursuant to ISO 15118 standard
Further eBox smart (RFID) authentication options
depend on services ordered: Smartphone app, web access, direct
payment, intelligent charging cable and RFID (only with eBox smart
RFID IEIA-602)
• Pilot signal pursuant to IEC 61851-1:2012 for charging cable
recognition, vehicle recognition, and power control
• ISO 15118 communication via PLC
Weather and graffi ti-resistant foil (optionally available)
The functional design of the casing allows the charging cable to be
hung over the charging box following completion of charging
Operating instructions
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