Volkswagen Elli Charger Manual page 26

WARNING
EN
Removing more knockouts and/or blind plugs than necessary for cable routing and leaving
open holes will affect the protection against moisture of the wallbox, which can result in
the risk of electric shock.
— Only remove the knockouts necessary for cable routing.
— Seal open holes with blind plugs if they are not necessary for cable routing.

I. Place the wallbox on a smooth flat surface.

II. Place a wide-head screwdriver (for example T30) into the slot of the knockout
that is to be removed.

III. Hit the end of the screwdriver with a hammer to shear the knockout.

Remove the rest of the knockout by hand if necessary and make sure that

there are no burrs present.
NOTE: If the holes needed for cable routing are already sealed with blind plugs,


remove these blind plugs using a pair of pliers.
2. Mount cable glands and route cables.
WARNING
Not using round cables for installation and mounting the sealing nuts of the cable glands
incorrectly will affect the protection against moisture of the wallbox, which can result in the
risk of electric shock.
— Use round cables for installation.
— Make sure that the sealing nuts are mounted on the outside of the wallbox.

a. Remove the lock nuts from the cable glands and mount the cable glands on the

power supply cable and (optionally) on the CT coil cable and Ethernet cable with

their sealing nuts on the outside of the wallbox.

b. Insert the supply cables from the back of the wallbox through the cable opening

of the main assembly.

c. Make sure the following lengths of cables are available after the cable glands,

then tighten each cable gland.
— Power supply cable: >180 mm.
— CT coil cable (optional): > 80 mm.
— Ethernet cable (optional): > 400 mm.

d. Secure the cable glands by tightening their lock nuts.


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