Circutor eHome Series Instruction Manual

Circutor eHome Series Instruction Manual

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eHome Series
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(M094B01-03-19B)

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  • Page 1 Indoor electric vehicle charging eHome Series INSTRUCTION MANUAL (M094B01-03-19B)
  • Page 2 eHome Instruction Manual...
  • Page 3: Safety Precautions

    CIRCUTOR, SA reserves the right to modify features or the product manual without prior notifi cation. DISCLAIMER CIRCUTOR, SA reserves the right to make modifi cations to the device or the unit specifi ca- tions set out in this instruction manual without prior notice.
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    eHome CONTENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������3 DISCLAIMER ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������3 CONTENTS �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������4 REVISION LOG �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������5 INFORMATIVE NOTE ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������5 1�- VERIFICATION UPON RECEPTION �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������6 2�- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������6 3�- DEVICE INSTALLATION �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������8 3�1�- HAZARD PREVENTION ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������8 3�2�- PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������8 3�3�- EMPLACEMENT �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10 3�4�- ELECTRICAL WIRING ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10 3�4�1�- eHome POWER SUPPLY �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10 3�4�2�- POWER SUPPLY - LINE DIMENSIONING ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������...
  • Page 5: Revision Log

    In case that the EV charger does not perform the recharge correctly or an error message ap- pears, please contact the Technical Support Service of CIRCUTOR 902 449 459 or (+34) 937 452 919, to provide you with the most appropriate solution.
  • Page 6: 1�- Verification Upon Reception

    - User manual, - 1 Cable gland M25x1.5, If any problem is noticed upon reception, immediately contact the transport company and/or CIRCUTOR’s after-sales service. 2�- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The eHome charging system is specially designed to be easily installed both in outdoor and indoor private car parks.
  • Page 7 Table 2 shows all the devices in the eHome series. Table 2:SeHome series� Earth leakage Models Connector MID meter protection T1C16 Type 1 cable T1C32 Type 1 cable T2C16 Type 2 cable T2C32 Type 2 cable T1C32-A Type 1 cable...
  • Page 8: 3�- Device Installation

    eHome 3�- DEVICE INSTALLATION 3.1.- HAZARD PREVENTION A safe working environment is not always enough to avoid all potential electrical hazards. Maximum safety precautions must always be taken. Safety rules help prevent oneself and others from occupational injuries and death: 1�- Never touch energised circuits.
  • Page 9 Do not use this device for anything other than electric vehicle charging modes which are ex- pected in IEC 61851. Do not modify this device in any way. Otherwise, Circutor will disclaim all liability, the warranty becoming null and void.
  • Page 10: 3�3�- Emplacement

    eHome 3.3.- EMPLACEMENT When installing the device it is necessary to respect some minimum distances for maintenance and safety reasons. The recommended LA height is Minimum value: 600 mm. Maximum value: 1200 mm. Please comply accordingly to your country specifications. 300 mm 300 mm 300 mm...
  • Page 11: 3�4�2�- Power Supply - Line Dimensioning

    eHome T2C32-A, T2C32-B, T2C32-A MID, T1C32-A, T1C32-B, T1C32-A MID.  MCB: Its gauge must be chosen depending on the maximum output current of the charging point. For more information, see 5.- TECHNICAL FEATURES. 3�4�2�- POWER SUPPLY - LINE DIMENSIONING The dimensioning of the device power supply line must be checked by a qualified electrician. Note that various factors such as the cable length between the distribution board and the de- vice, its maximum output current or ambient temperature may have influence of the selected cable.
  • Page 12 eHome moving the frame doing click at the bottom. CLICK Figure 3:Opening the device, Step 2� Beware of not breaking the plastic of the frame with the screw driver. 3�- Grabbing the frame with the hand by the lower part, pull and take it off totally, from the bot- tom to the top.
  • Page 13 eHome 4�- Remove the six screws of the front part by using a screw driver and take out the front part of the enclosure. Figure 5:Opening the device, Step 4� Be sure that the device is not energised before going forward with the opening procedure.
  • Page 14: 3�6�- Power Supply Line Cable Insertion

    eHome 3.6.- POWER SUPPLY LINE CABLE INSERTION There are two possibilities to insert the electric wires or electric pipe:  Using the rear cable insertion opening.  Using the bottom cable insertion opening. In all cases it is required to install a cable gland to ensure properly installation and preserve the IP of the device.
  • Page 15: 3�6�2�- Using The Bottom Cable Insertion Opening

    eHome Be careful of not damaging any of the inside components when breaking out the rear cable insertion opening. 3�6�2�- USING THE BOTTOM CABLE INSERTION OPENING� Introduce the cable through the opening and fix it properly by means of the supplied M25 cable gland.
  • Page 16: 3�7�2�- Considerations

    eHome All materials shown in the above table may vary depending on the wall surface type. 3�7�2�- CONSIDERATIONS The device is designed to drain the water properly from the upper side down. The device must be installed vertically (use a level tool to ensure its installation at an angle of 90º) Please ensure that the installation surface is flat.
  • Page 17 eHome Figure 12: Installation, step 2� Place the enclosure on a flat surface. Use 3x45mm screws to fix the unit to the wall. Check whether the box has any inclination using a level tool. 3�- Use Ø 6 drill size to make the 3 holes into the wall. Figure 13:Installation, step 3 (a)�...
  • Page 18: 3�8�- Cable Support

    eHome Figure 15:Installation, step 4� All screws and wall plugs needed to attach the device to the wall are not in- cluded. 3.8.- CABLE SUPPORT The device has a support for the cable, Figure 16 (Units in mm) Figure 16: Cable support� shown the list of materials (not included) that are necessary to fix the cable support on Table 4 the wall:...
  • Page 19: 3�8�1�- Installation

    eHome Table 4:Needed material� Material Quantity Dimensions Picture Wall plug Ø 6 mm Screws 3x45 mm All materials shown in the above table may vary depending on the wall surface type. 3�8�1�- INSTALLATION 1�- Use Ø 6 drill size to make the 3 holes into the wall. Figure 17: Installation, Step 1�...
  • Page 20: 3�9�2�- Power Supply Line Connection

    eHome Figure 19:Electrical installation, step 1� The device is set to 16A / 32A, depending on the model, from factory default settings. 3�9�2�- POWER SUPPLY LINE CONNECTION Perform the 230V ~ single-phase or 400V ~ three-phase connection as shown in the Figure 20 Do not forget to connect the ground cable (PE) to its corresponding terminal.
  • Page 21: 3�10�- Closing The Device

    eHome 3.10.- CLOSING THE DEVICE 1�- Place back the 6 screws from the front cover in order to close the device. Figure 21:Closing the device, step 1� Be careful not to trap cables between the cover and the base when closing the device.
  • Page 22: 3�11�- Checking The Device Status

    eHome 3.11.- CHECKING THE DEVICE STATUS Once all installation procedure has been performed, check the following points: 1�- Check that the EV tethered cable and its connector are in proper conditions before starting the charging operation. 2�- Check that no abnormal noise appears while the device is charging. 3�- Check the status LED bar to know the present operating status of the device.
  • Page 23: 4�- Operation

    Figure 23: Front device view (eHome T1C16, T1C32, T2C16, T2C32, T1C16 N, T1C32 N and T2C16 TRI) Table 6: Front device view (eHome T1C16, T1C32, T2C16, T2C32, T1C16 N, T1C32 N and T2C16 TRI) Description CIRCUTOR logo Status RGB LED bar Front cover...
  • Page 24 eHome 4�1�1�2�- Inside device view: Models eHome T1C16, T1C32, T2C16, T2C32 and T2C16 TRI Figure 24: Inside device view (eHome T1C16, T1C32, T2C16, T2C32 and T2C16 TRI)� Table 7: Inside device view (eHome T1C16, T1C32, T2C16, T2C32 and T2C16 TRI)� Description EV tethered cable Output contactor...
  • Page 25 eHome 4�1�1�3�- Inside device view: Models eHome T1C16 N and T1C32 N Figure 25: Inside device view (eHome T1C16 N and T1C32 N)� Table 8: Inside device view (eHome T1C16 N and T1C32 N)� Description EV tethered cable Output contactor Main board Current limit selector Rear cover...
  • Page 26: 4�1�2�- Models Ehome With Socket, T2S32 And T2S16 Tri

    4�1�2�- MODELS eHome WITH SOCKET, T2S32 and T2S16 TRI 4�1�2�1�- Front device view Figure 26:Front device view (eHome T2S32 and T2S16 TRI) Table 9: Front device view (eHome T2S32 and T2S16 TRI) Description CIRCUTOR logo Front cover Status RGB LED bar Socket Frame...
  • Page 27 eHome 4�1�2�2�- Inside device view: Figure 27: Inside device view (eHome T2S32 and T2S16 TRI) Table 10: Inside device view (eHome T2S32 and T2S16 TRI) Description Socket for EV Output contactor Main board Current limit selector Rear cover RGB LEDs Input terminals Power cord Front cover...
  • Page 28: 4�1�3�- Models Ehome T1C32-A, T1C32-B, T1C32-A Mid, T2C32-A, T2C32-B And T2C32-A Mid

    4�1�3�1�- Front device view Figure 28:Front device view (eHome T1C32-A, T1C32-B, T1C32-A MID, T2C32-A, T2C32-B, T2C32-A MID) Table 11: Front device view (eHome T1C32-A, T1C32-B, T1C32-A MID, T2C32-A, T2C32-B, T2C32-A MID) Description CIRCUTOR logo Front cover Status RGB LED bar Frame...
  • Page 29 eHome 4�1�3�2�- Inside device view: eHome T1C32-A and T2C32-A models Figure 29:Inside device view (eHome T1C32-A and T2C32-A)� Table 12: Inside device view (eHome T1C32-A and T2C32-A)� Description EV tethered cable RGB LEDs Output contactor Input terminals Main board Heater (Optional depending on the model) Current limit selector Power supply line Rear cover...
  • Page 30 eHome 4�1�3�3�- Inside device view: eHome T1C32-A MID and T2C32-A MID models Figure 30:Inside device view (eHome T1C32-A MID and T2C32-A MID)� Table 13: Inside device view (eHome T1C32-A MID and T2C32-A MID)� Description EV tethered cable Input terminals Output contactor Heater (Optional depending on the model) Main board Power supply line...
  • Page 31 eHome 4�1�3�4�- Inside device view: eHome T1C32-B and T2C32-B Figure 31:Inside device view (eHome T1C32-B and T2C32-B)� Table 14: Inside device view (eHome T1C32-B and T2C32-B)� Description EV tethered cable RGB LEDs Output contactor Input terminals Main board Heater (Optional depending on the model) Current limit selector Power supply line Rear cover...
  • Page 32: 4�2�- Firmware Version

    eHome 4.2.- FIRMWARE VERSION When the device is booting, the LED bar will show the firmware version in orange. The first digit of the version will be shown as a certain number of blinkings of the first LED, as many times as the digit indicates, and the second digit will be displayed by the last LED blinking accordingly to what the second digit indicates (i.e.
  • Page 33 eHome Figure 34:Charging process� 4�- When the EV is fully charged, the charging process ends up and the status LED bar stops flashing and keeps fix in blue� Figure 35:The EV is fully charged� Then you can unplug the cable from the EV. 5�- Once the cable is disconnected from the EV, the LED status bar turns back into green.
  • Page 34: 4�4�- Operating Error Detection

    eHome 4.4.- OPERATING ERROR DETECTION The eHome is capable to detect the following operating errors:  Ventilation required error.  Pilot error.  Proximity error.  Negative PWM error  Maximum output current DIP switch error.  Temperature error. Whatever the error case is, the unit will stop charging and technical assistance will be required, except from the temperature error.
  • Page 35: 4�5�- Current Limit Selector

    eHome Tabla 15 (Continuation) : Operating errors� Error LEDs bar Temperature error When the device temperature is below or above a certain value, it is detected by the device. In the meantime, if the device is supplied with heater (optional), it Orange, blink starts heating the inside components until the operating temperature sequence...
  • Page 36: 4�6�- Remote Control Input

    4.6.- REMOTE CONTROL INPUT The eHome series offer the possibility of enabling the charging process by connecting an ex- ternal free-of-potential contact to a dedicated on-board input between pins 4 and 5 (see below Figure 37) Figure 37:Remote control input�...
  • Page 37: 4�7�- Residual Current (Ehome Txc32-A, - B, -A Mid Models)

    eHome 4.7.- RESIDUAL CURRENT (eHome TxC32-A, - B, -A MID models) Note: Residual current is only available on models: eHome T1C32-A, T1C32-B, T1C32-A MID, T2C32-A, T2C32-B y T2C32-A MID. 4�7�1�- RESET THE RESIDUAL CURRENT DEVICE The Residual-Current Device (RCD) installed in the different eHome models must be reset in case of actuation.
  • Page 38: 4�7�2�- Maintenance Of Residual-Current Device (Rcd)

    eHome 4�7�2�- MAINTENANCE OF RESIDUAL-CURRENT DEVICE (RCD) For the properly performance of the RCD in the different models of eHome, the RCD must be checked once a month. For making this operation, it is necessary to push the Test button (indicated as a “T” in the same RCD).
  • Page 39: 4�8�- Cirbeon (Optional)

    eHome 4.8.- CirBEON (Optional) The CirBEON is an optional device that can optimize the Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger. The device analyses the total current in the installation and controls the remaining current for the EV charge, thus avoiding any potential tripping of the protection systems due to over- consumption in the installation.
  • Page 40: 5�- Technical Features

    eHome 5�- TECHNICAL FEATURES AC input T1C16, T1C16 N, T1C32, T1C32 N, T1C32-A, T1C32-B, T1C32-A MID, T2C16, T2C32, 1P + N + PE AC Power supply T2C32-A, T2C32-B, T2C32-A MID, T2S32 T2C16 TRI, T2S16 TRI 3P + N + PE T1C16, T1C16 N, T1C32, T1C32 N, T1C32-A, 230 V ~ ±...
  • Page 41 eHome (continuación) CirBEON (Optional) Cable cross-section 1 mm Protection degree IP20 Material Poliester Dimensions 32 x 60 mm Environmental features Operating temperature -5ºC ... +50ºC Temperatura de trabajo extendido (Heater optional) -30ºC ... + 50ºC Relative humidity (with no condensation) Protection degree IP54 / IK10 Mechanical features...
  • Page 42: 6�- Maintenance And Technical Service

    • CIRCUTOR accepts no liability due to the possible damage to the unit or other parts of the installation, nor will it cover any possible sanctions derived from a pos- sible failure, improper installation or “improper usage”...
  • Page 43 eHome Instruction Manual...
  • Page 44 CIRCUTOR, SA Vial Sant Jordi, s/n 08232 - Viladecavalls (Barcelona) Tel: (+34) 93 745 29 00 - Fax: (+34) 93 745 29 14 www.circutor.com central@circutor.com...

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