Main chapter overview Installation instructions Installation instructions ........................ A.1.1 Wallbox Energy Control assembly instructions ................ A.1.1 Safety ..........................A.1.1 Prerequisites ........................A.1.1 Checklist ........................A.1.1 Scope of supply/accessories in the separate parts set ..........A.1.1 Mounting on the wall ......................
Installation instructions Wallbox Energy Control assembly instructions Installation instructions Safety Before installing and starting up the Wallbox, please carefully read the enclosed safety instructions. Prerequisites ● The Wallbox may only be operated when mount‐ ed vertically. ● If possible, the Wallbox should be mounted so that it is not directly exposed to rain e.g.
Installation instructions ● Cable gland ESKV25 (cable entry for optional ex‐ ternal blocking device and optional RS485 bus), ● Gasket EADR25, for cable gland ESKV25, ● Multigasket for cable gland ESKV25, ● 2 blind plugs BS7 for multigasket. Mounting on the wall Note The following drilling plan is not to scale.
Page 7
Installation instructions 210mm 105mm Fig. 1 Drilling plan for the Wallbox Energy Control Prerequisites Recommended mounting height above the floor is 1.00 m -1.10 m up to the lower hole. The mounted Wallbox must be able to withstand a load of at least 16 kg.
Page 8
Hang the mounting plate (Fig. 2/1) of the Wallbox on the two fastening screws (slotted holes, Fig. 2/2). Screw the third fastening screw into the lower hole. Tighten the three fastening screws (approx. 12 Nm). Fig. 2 Wallbox Energy Control, mounting plate A.1.4 00.999.3040/...
Follow the instructions on the sticker (Fig. 4/4) and then pierce the sticker on the cable entry. Insert the connecting line into the cable gland. Tighten the cap nut of the cable gland (approx. 4 Nm). Fig. 4 Wallbox Energy Control, open electronics housing A.1.5 00.999.3040/...
Page 10
Installation instructions Caution - Heed the terminal sequence. When clamping the connecting line, heed the sequence of the terminals. PE, L3, L2, L1, N. Reverse polarity of the electrical con‐ necting lines will destroy the electronics in the Wallbox! Caution - Single-sided phase load If in a system network of Wallboxes (with load management), several vehicles should be charged single-phased at the...
Page 11
Installation instructions External enabling/disabling of the Wallbox The Wallbox can be optionally disabled or enabled by means of external switching elements (e.g. key switch). For this, the plug (Fig. 6/2) in the electronics housing must be pulled out and the wire jumper re‐ moved.
Page 12
Operation of one or more Wallboxes with differ‐ ent types of energy supply, e.g. solar energy, normal power network, ... For additional information, read the online instructions "Wallbox Energy Control, Local Load Management and External Load Management": https://wallbox.heidelberg.com/ If the Wallbox is operated in load/energy manage‐...
Installation instructions Commissioning Front illumination Nameplate Fig. 9 Wallbox Energy Control Establish the power supply to the Wallbox. As soon as the Wallbox is connected to the power supply, the front illumination lights up for 5 minutes and then goes out.
Installation instructions Contact address/Customer Sales Representative Hotline: +49 6222 82-2266 E-mail: Wallbox@heidelberg.com Contact language: German and English. Website: https://wallbox.heidelberg.com/ 1.10 Environment This device is used for charging electrically powered vehicles and is regulated by the corresponding EU Di‐ rective 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
Need help?
Do you have a question about the Wallbox Energy Control and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers