5.3.2 Fuse protection
The device is not equipped with either a residual current
device (RCD) or a miniature circuit breaker (MCB). These
must be provided on site.
Note the following points when connecting the
device:
Each charging station must be protected
using a separate residual current circuit
breaker type B.
No other circuits may be connected to this
residual current circuit breaker.
The required residual current circuit breaker
must be provided on site.
The required miniature circuit breaker must be
provided on site.
The circuit breakers must be sized according
to the specifications on the name plate, the
configuration switch settings, the supply line
(line length, cable cross-section) to the charg-
ing station and national regulations.
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DANGER
Risk of injury from electric shock
RCDs sensitive to all types of current (type B) must not
be installed after RCDs sensitive to pulse current (type A).
The type A trip function can be affected by type B in such
a way that it cannot be switched off even if fault currents
occur.
f Always connect a type B RCD before a type A RCD.
f For the versions Compact 3.7/11 C2 Rx, Compact 7.4 C2
Rx and Compact 3.7 C1 Rx, use the type B RCD sup-
plied.
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5.4 Opening the device
Fig.: 7. Opening the device
f Disconnect the device from the mains.
f Open the lock on the front by using the supplied key.
f Open the cover by pressing.
f Swing the enclosure cover downwards.
5.5 Preparing the device
f Select openings for cable entry on the rear, top or bot-
tom side and open using an appropriate tool.
Depending on the opening used, a length of not
more than 40 cm is needed inside the charging
station for the electrical connection.
f Fit the supplied membrane plug in the opening provid-
ed on the enclosure.
f Route the supply line through the membrane screw
connection into the enclosure.