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- Page 1 Wallbox eMH2 Installation manual Article No.: 0301764_EN_c...
- Page 2 Contact Contact ABL SURSUM Bayerische Elektrozubehör GmbH & Co. KG Albert-Büttner-Straße 11 91207 Lauf an der Pegnitz Germany +49 (0) 9123 188-0 +49 (0) 9123 188-188 info@abl.de www.ablmobility.de Customer Service +49 (0) 9123 188-0 service@abl.de www.ablmobility.de/de/service/support/ Revision: 0301764_EN_c, 06/08/2021...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Setting up an OCPP backend Completing the set-up Manual RFID card administration Charging procedure Error resolution and maintenance Identifying errors General operational malfunctions Testing the RCCB Taking the Wallbox eMH2 out of operation Maintenance Appendix Technical specifications Standards and guidelines Trademarks... -
Page 4: Contents
Contents Data cable recommendations Allocation schematic from spring terminal to Easy2Install interface Data cabling via LOMK218 Copyright and disclaimer Dimensions Drilling template CE certification and compliance declaration Disposal advice... -
Page 5: Additional Technical Information
Intended use The Wallbox eMH2 is used for charging private or company vehicles in your own garage or in a group installation in company or hotel car parks. With a charging capacity of up to 22 kW, the wallbox is configured for the especially rap- id charging of electric vehicles, with several options to connect to the device –... -
Page 6: Safety And User Information
ƒ Keep this manual in a safe place where it can be accessed at all times: The contents of this manual, and the safety notices in particular, must be available to all users of the product. ƒ Only use accessories intended and sold for the product by ABL. ƒ Only use charging cables that comply with the IEC 61851 standard. -
Page 7: User Information
Safety and user information – User information ƒ Mechanical installation should be carried out by qualified specialist personnel. ƒ Electrical installation and testing must be carried out with reference to local rules by a qualified specialist electrical contractor, who, on the basis of their specialist training and experience, as well as their knowledge of the relevant standards, is able to assess and carry out the working steps described in this manual and recognise potential hazards. - Page 8 WARNING! Proof of professional qualification In order to carry out repairs on or exchange electrical components, proof of completion of an ABL training course may be required: For this purpose, please contact ABL technical support (see "Contact" on page II). NOTE...
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Page 9: Introduction To The Wallbox Emh2
2 charging connector (fixed cable variant), or an integrated Type 2 charging socket (socket variant) and a separately available charging cable. The Controller and Extender variants of the Wallbox eMH2 are also available as a bundle with backend solutions by reev, which offer an intuitive interface for the administration and invoicing of all charging operations. -
Page 10: Accessories
Accessories The following accessories for the Wallbox eMH2 are available separately: ƒ CONFCAB Configuration kit for connecting all ABL charging stations to a Windows PC for configuration via specific software applications by ABL ƒ LASTMZ1 External energy meter for connection to a Controller charging station or exter- nal control unit ƒ... - Page 11 POLEMH3 h = 187 mm, w = 76 mm, d = 105 mm ƒ E3BLTE1 Accessory package with LTE USB stick and LTE antenna for installation in ABL Controller wallboxes ƒ E3BWLAN USB WiFi dongle for installation in ABL Controller wallboxes ƒ...
- Page 12 Type 2 charging cable according to IEC 62196-2, up to 20 A 240/415 V AC, 3-phase, length ca. 7 m ƒ LAKK2K1 Type 2 to Type 1 adapter cable according to IEC 62196-2, up to 32 A 230 V AC, single phase, length ca. 4 m You can find further information on ABL charging stations and accessories at www.ablmobility.de.
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Page 13: Installation
Installation – Installation site requirements Installation It is recommended to have the entire installation of the wallbox carried out by a qualified specialist electrical con- tractor. DANGER! Dangerous electrical currents Electrical installation, as well as final testing and certification for operation must be carried out by a qualified specialist electrical contractor, who, on the basis of their specialist training and experience, as well as their knowledge of the relevant standards, is able to assess and carry out the working steps described in this manual and recognise potential hazards. -
Page 14: Tools And Accessories Required
Installation – Tools and accessories required ƒ Ideally, the installation site should provide a ready connection to the electricity grid. Otherwise, a separate power supply cable must be installed. ƒ In order to operate group installations, suitable data cables must also be installed in the installation site (see also "Preparing and fixing the wallbox in place"... -
Page 15: Preparing The Installation Site
Installation – Preparing the installation site Preparing the installation site As a matter of principle, the electrical supply cable in the domestic power distribution must be switched off for the entire duration of mechanical and electrical installation. The connection to the power grid must only be made live for the purpose of commissioning, after electrical installation is complete. -
Page 16: Preparing And Fixing The Wallbox In Place
Installation – Preparing and fixing the wallbox in place Insert two of the included panhead screws into the two upper fixing points using the screwdriver (Torx) or the electric drill and Torx bit. y The distance between screw head and wall must measure 4 mm. -
Page 17: Electrical Connection Of The Wallbox
Installation – Electrical connection of the wallbox Insert the power supply cable (red) through the large rubber grommet into the housing base. y The back of the housing has a cable guide for surface-mounted power supply cables. y For wiring up group installations, you must insert the data cables (blue) through the small grommets in the housing base. - Page 18 Single-phase operation of the Wallbox eMH2 If desired, the 3-phase Wallbox eMH2 model variant can also be connected and operated on a single phase at terminal 5 – L1: However, in this case the rated output for the wallbox will not be achieved.
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Page 19: Data Cable Connections
NOTE Data bus system compatibility The Wallbox eMH2 bus interfaces are completely downstream compatible. Wiring up spring terminals as well as E2I interfaces in mixed group installations is possible at any time, as long as the correct terminal allocation is kept consistent between the two systems. - Page 20 Installation – Data cable connections Proceed as follows to connect the wallboxes via the E2I interfaces: Connect the RJ45 plug of the first data cable to one of the E2I interfaces in the upper left of the connec- tions area inside the housing cover of the Controller wallbox.
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Page 21: Commissioning The Wallbox
WARNING! Checking the RCCB and MCB Should the LED not pulsate, check the RCCB and the MCB inside the Wallbox eMH2 and switch the pivot levers to position I if necessary. Measure the voltage at the RCCB terminals using the voltage tester. -
Page 22: Connecting The E3Bwlan
Use the vehicle simulation adapter to conduct a func- tional test of the charging function. The installation of the Wallbox eMH2 is now complete and the wallbox is ready for operation. Connecting the E3BWLAN For integration into an existing WiFi network, any Controller wallbox can be retrofitted with the WiFi dongle E3BWLAN, which can be ordered separately as an optional accessory (see "Accessories"... - Page 23 Installation – Connecting the E3BWLAN Proceed as follows: Open the housing cover of the wallbox with the housing cover key and put it aside. Disconnect the wallbox from the electricity supply via the integrated RCCB and MCB. Loosen the screw holding the internal electronic components cover in place using the screwdriver (Torx) and put it aside.
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Page 24: Installing And Connecting The E3Blte1
ƒ Installation of the LTE USB stick must be carried out by a qualified specialist electrical contractor. For installation in the Wallbox eMH2, you will need the following components from the LTE accessory package E3BLTE1: ƒ... - Page 25 Installation – Installing and connecting the E3BLTE1 Disconnect the wallbox from the electricity supply via the integrated RCCB and MCB. Loosen the screw holding the internal electronic components cover in place using the screwdriver (Torx) and put it aside. y Keep the screw in a safe place. Degrease the area on the right hand side of the in- ternal lining using an alcohol swab.
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Page 26: Affixing The Label In Accordance With Din En 17186-2019
Wallbox eMH2 with charging socket ƒ One sticker with black writing on a white background is supplied for this variant. ƒ ABL recommends affixing the sticker in the position shown on the right-hand side. - Page 27 NOTE Further information on labelling ƒ The charging cables optionally available from ABL are marked accordingly by default. ƒ In the case of purely private use, there is no obligation to affix the sticker to the charging station. ƒ The sticker can be reordered as an accessory in case of switching from private to commercial use at a later...
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Page 28: Configuring The Wallbox Emh2
However, with the ABL Configuration Software you can set up an Extender wallbox for stand-alone operation with- out Controller or backend. You can download the ABL Configuration Software free of charge in the Service > All downloads > Software section at www.ablmobility.de. -
Page 29: Allocating Bus Addresses In Group Installations
Point Administration software applications. ABL Configuration Software The ABL Configuration Software is an application for Windows PCs, and is used to set up the following wallbox parameters: ƒ Automatic allocation of bus addresses to charge controllers, energy meters, and RFID modules ƒ... -
Page 30: Data Cable Connection With The Computer
Controller wallbox to a PC Description: "Set-up via the Charge Point Administration application" on page 31 ff. In both cases, the Controller Wallbox eMH2 must be connected to a suitable computer via the configuration kit CONF- CAB (see next section). -
Page 31: Set-Up Via The Charge Point Administration Application
WARNING! Data cabling using CONFCAB Only use the cables and adapters contained in the CONFCAB kit to connect your Wallbox eMH2 to the computer. Otherwise, faultless communication cannot be guaranteed. You can now start setting up the wallboxes using the ABL Configuration Software . For this purpose, download the... - Page 32 Configuring the Wallbox eMH2 – Set-up via the Charge Point Administration application WARNING! Registration as a qualified electrician required The working steps described below for setting up the system must be carried out in the Installer role. ƒ Contact a qualified specialist electrical contractor if the following working steps need to be carried out.
- Page 33 Configuring the Wallbox eMH2 – Set-up via the Charge Point Administration application Search the product catalogue for the desired charging station, select the highest revision for that model and click the Add products button at the bottom of the screen.
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Page 34: Setting Up Data Communication
Setting up data communication The Wallbox eMH2 offers three interfaces for data communication with an external network or a backend: ƒ LAN (wired via internal RJ45 interfaces) ƒ LTE (wireless via LTE USB stick E3BLTE1: preinstalled for bundle products, otherwise available separately, see "Accessories"... - Page 35 Connection via the LAN interface In the central connections area behind the electronic components cover, each Wallbox eMH2 has an RJ45 socket for connecting an Ethernet cable. Via the RJ45 socket of the Controller charging station, a connection can be established between the SBC and a router, and thus to an OCPP backend.
- Page 36 An LTE USB stick is factory pre-installed at the SBC in the connections area behind the electronic components cover in every Wallbox eMH2/reev backend bundle. You can retrofit all other Controller Wallboxes eMH2 for LTE function- ality using the LTE accessory package E3BLTE1 (see "Accessories" on page 10 and "Installing and connecting the E3BLTE1"...
- Page 37 Configuring the Wallbox eMH2 – Setting up data communication Connection via the WLAN interface ABL offers the WiFi dongle E3BWLAN as an optional accessory (see page 10) for each Controller Wallbox eMH2: The installation is described in the section "Connecting the E3BWLAN" on page 22. After installation, a connection can be established between the SBC and a WiFi router and thus to an OCPP backend.
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Page 38: Setting Up An Ocpp Backend
Configuring the Wallbox eMH2 – Setting up an OCPP backend Setting up an OCPP backend The backend operator will provide all the information required for registering your Controller/Extender system, which you then need to enter via the Charge Point Administration application. -
Page 39: Completing The Set-Up
For all other Wallboxes eMH2 (except product bundles), the E017869 package of 5 ID tag cards is available, which can be configured for use as a teach-in card (1 pc) and RFID user cards (4 pcs) using the ABL Configuration Soft- ware. - Page 40 If an ID card tag is already registered on the user list, or if no further cards can be registered in the memory of the wallbox, the Wallbox eMH2 will emit one sustained acoustic signal (ca. 1 second long). If required, you can reset the user list saved in the wallbox in order to prevent authorisation of previously registered user ID cards.
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Page 41: Charging Procedure
NOTE Operating the Wallbox eMH2 with or without backend Depending on the model variant, the Wallbox eMH2 can be operated with or without a backend. ƒ Controller variant: An eMH2 Controller wallbox must always be operated with a backend. ƒ Extender variant: An eMH2 Extender wallbox may be operated with a Controller and its backend, or, by modifying its configuration, as a stand-alone wallbox without backend. - Page 42 Charging procedure – Manual RFID card administration Check the LED indicators and acoustic signals of the wallbox. y During verification of RFID card authorisation: » The green LED is ON. » The blue LED pulsates. » The wallbox emits a short acoustic signal. y When the RFID card is accepted: »...
- Page 43 Charging procedure – Manual RFID card administration The wallbox is ready for operation and awaits the next charging procedure: y When the wallbox is ready for operation, the green LED pulsates. NOTE Removing the charging cable from a wallbox with charging socket If the wallbox has a charging socket, the charging cable should be unplugged from the charging socket after every charging procedure.
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Page 44: Error Resolution And Maintenance
Error resolution and maintenance – Identifying errors Error resolution and maintenance Under certain circumstances, malfunctions may occur during operation that prevent or restrict charging. The Wallbox eMH2 independently detects errors and indicates them in the form of cyclically repeating LED flash patterns. Identifying errors The following errors may occur: Error F1... - Page 45 Error resolution and maintenance – Identifying errors Error F4 Description Flash pattern Per cycle, the red LED flashes once, followed by the green LED flashing once and the blue LED flashing three times. Cause Suggested solution Bus communication is not available inside the ƒ...
- Page 46 Error resolution and maintenance – Identifying errors Error F8 Cause Suggested solution ƒ A short circuit has been detected between ƒ The wallbox automatically reinitiates the charging proce- the pilot contact CP and the protective earth dure every 60 seconds. ƒ If the error persists, check the charging cable and/or the ƒ...
- Page 47 Error resolution and maintenance – Identifying errors Error F11 Cause Suggested solution The main contactor of the wallbox does not ƒ The wallbox automatically re-initiates the charging proce- close. dure after 30 seconds and repeats this process twice. After three failed reinitiation attempts, the charging procedure is terminated.
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Page 48: General Operational Malfunctions
Error resolution and maintenance – General operational malfunctions General operational malfunctions Under certain circumstances, other malfunctions may occur. Description The electric vehicle is not recognised. Cause and suggested solution ƒ The charging cable is not properly plugged in. y Remove the charging connector from the vehicle's charging inlet and plug it back in. y For wallboxes with charging socket: also remove the charging connector from the charging socket of the wallbox and plug it back in. -
Page 49: Testing The Rccb
Error resolution and maintenance – Testing the RCCB Testing the RCCB To ensure the continuing safe operation of the wallbox, the function of the RCCB must be tested regularly according to locally applicable regulations (e.g. every 6 months in Germany): For this purpose, the RCCB has a push button with which to initiate the test function. -
Page 50: Taking The Wallbox Emh2 Out Of Operation
Error resolution and maintenance – Taking the Wallbox eMH2 out of operation Taking the Wallbox eMH2 out of operation In case of severe malfunctions or damage to the device, you must take the Wallbox eMH2 out of operation. To do so, proceed as follows: Open the housing cover of the wallbox with the hous- ing cover key and put it aside. -
Page 51: Maintenance
Error resolution and maintenance – Maintenance Maintenance Except for testing the integrated RCCB, the Wallbox eMH2 is basically maintenance-free. However, we still recom- mend the wallbox is regularly cleaned and the function of its charging interfaces checked: ƒ Use only a dry cloth for cleaning the wallbox. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, waxes or solvents (such as cleaning fluid or paint thinner) as they may dull the wallbox displays. -
Page 52: Appendix
Appendix – Technical specifications Appendix Technical specifications Controller series Model code 2W2240* 2W2241 Rated voltage 230/400 V Grid frequency 50 Hz Current 32 A Maximum output 22 kW Charging connection Type 2 charging socket, 1 pc Type 2 charging cable, 1 pc Phase system 3-phase Terminal blocks Direct connection to RCD, PE to rail mount terminal block, max. - Page 53 Appendix – Technical specifications Model code 2W2230* 2W2231 Residual Current Devices Type A RCD, 30 mA DC fault current detection DC-RCM, I ≥ 6 mA Δn d.c. Integrated into firmware, disconnection at Overcurrent protection 110% after 100 seconds, at 120% after 10 seconds. Energy meter MID compliant Load switching Contactor, 4-pole...
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Page 54: Standards And Guidelines
The absence of explicit identification of trademarks used in this manual must not lead to the conclusion that a name is free from the rights of third parties. Data cable recommendations The following data cables are recommended for wiring up the bus interfaces in the Wallbox eMH2: Designation Cross section... -
Page 55: Allocation Schematic From Spring Terminal To Easy2Install Interface
CAB, also use the cable kit LOMK218 for data cable connections to a computer. However, the following limitations apply: ƒ The LOMK218 can only be used in conjunction with the ABL Configuration Software up to version 1.6. From ver- sion 1.7 and above, you must always use the configuration kit CONFCAB. -
Page 56: Copyright And Disclaimer
Appendix – Copyright and disclaimer The following is a schematic illustration of data cabling using the LOMK218: Connection to CONTROL bus Connection to METER bus METER CONTROL METER CONTROL METER CONTROL METER CONTROL A M B A M B A M B A M B A M B A M B... -
Page 57: Drilling Template
Appendix – Drilling template Drilling template The Wallbox eMH2 comes with a drilling template (see illustration below) for marking the fixing points. Should the drilling template have been lost, you can obtain the drilling dimensions from the illustration below. 67,5 mm... -
Page 58: Ce Certification And Compliance Declaration
Appendix – CE certification and compliance declaration CE certification and compliance declaration The Wallbox eMH2 carries the CE mark. A copy of the declaration of compliance is displayed below. Disposal advice The crossed out rubbish bin symbol indicates that electrical and electronic devices including accessories must be disposed of separate from household refuse. - Page 59 – Contents...
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Здравствуйте. Пол года станция работала безупречно , потом стала проблема с сопряжением , машина не видит эту станцию. Всем может быть проблема и что делать? Спасибо.
Possible issues with the ABL Wallbox eMH2 not pairing with the vehicle after six months of flawless operation include:
1. The charging cable is not properly plugged in.
- Solution: Remove and reinsert the charging connector into the vehicle and the wallbox.
2. The wallbox has detected an error limiting the charging current.
- Indication: Red LED flashes once every 10 seconds, blue LED is continuously ON.
- Solution: Reinsert charging connector; if issue persists, contact a qualified specialist.
3. Firmware detected a disallowed operating state during a self-test (Error F2).
- Indication: Red LED flashes once, green flashes three times, blue flashes once per cycle.
- Solution: Switch RCCB off and on; if issue persists, contact a specialist.
4. Internal DC fault current module detected a fault (Error F3).
- Indication: Red LED flashes once, green and blue LEDs flash alternately twice.
- Solution: Contact a qualified specialist.
5. The wallbox is not powered.
- Indication: LEDs are not functioning.
- Solution: Check RCCB and switch power off and back on.
If none of these resolve the issue, a qualified specialist electrical contractor should be contacted.
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