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The charging cable supplied from the factory
allows for charging with a maximum charging
current of 16 amperes. It may not be possible
to charge the vehicle at some charging sta-
tions which provide higher charging currents.
Bear in mind the information and indications
of the charging station.
Charging in Norway
There are many electrical installations in Nor-
way whose technical standards differ from
those applicable to the rest of Europe.
Only use a charging cable with a 5 x 6 mm
›››
section. Bear in mind the figure that ap-
pears on the charging cable.
Before travelling to Norway, check whether
your charging cable for charging stations
meets the requirements mentioned above.
CAUTION
Charging the high-voltage battery with an
inappropriate charging cable could cause
short circuits, serious injuries and fatal
electrical shocks.
Do not use a charging cable with a sec-
●
tion that is too small.
Note
To use the charging station, bear in mind
the manufacturer's indications and usage
instructions.
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Practical tips
Charging cable for power sockets
On the charging cable for power
Fig. 158
2
sockets: protection device.
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Key to the
Fig.
158:
Control lamp of the power connector
1
Control lamp of the protection device
2
Control lamp of the vehicle
3
Failure warning lamp
4
The supplied charging cable is for charging
the high-voltage battery using alternating
voltage (AC) from a power socket
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page
169.
Also bear in mind the safety information and
indications on the charging cable label.
Protection device
Due to the electronic protection device
›››
Fig.
158, the charging connector does not
receive current until it is plugged into the
charging socket of the vehicle. When the
charging cable is plugged into the power
socket, the protection device automatically
performs a self-check. The control and warn-
ing lamps then briefly light up and turn off.
Then the current operating status is dis-
played.
Operating displays
The control lamps that indicate the operation
turn on or flash green.
Display
Meaning
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Fig. 158
Charging cable connected
1
on
to the electrical network.
1
,
2
on,
3
flash-
High-voltage battery
a)
es
charging.
Charging process com-
1
,
2
and
3
on
plete. The high-voltage bat-
tery is charged.
The available supply voltage depends on each
a)
country.
Display in the event of the charging cable
heating
The charging cable is fitted with a tempera-
ture supervision system. The temperature su-
pervision is activated if the charging cable is
too hot due to, for example, overheating in the
luggage compartment where it is stored or
exposure to intense solar radiation.
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