• 4.2. Internet access The Charge Amps Amp Guard must be connected to the internet to supply data to the load balancer. The load balancer communicates with the charging station(s). The customer must provide an internet connection via a network cable (LAN) or Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz).
The Wi-Fi password may contain a maximum of 30 ASCII characters. • 5. Installation Install the Charge Amps Amp Guard directly after the main switch of the building, to allow monitoring of all power usage. For one-phase systems, L2 and L3 are not used.
N.B. Only 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi is supported. There is a risk of malfunction if 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz have the same SSID. The Wi-Fi password may contain a maximum of 30 ASCII characters. Connect to the Charge Amps Amp Guard Wi-Fi using a smartphone, tablet or a computer. To avoid conflicting Wi-Fi, set the airplane/flight mode.
6. Configuration 6.1. Cloud connectivity The Charge Amps Cloud and Charge Amps App are available for the Charge Amps Amp Guard connected to Charge Amps as the cloud provider. To connect the Charge Amps Amp Guard to other cloud providers, please check with your cloud provider regarding portals and apps.
3. Charge Amps will notify you by email when your Partner account has been created. 6.3. Cloud configuration Connect the Charge Amps Amp Guard to the Charge Amps App or Cloud service to complete the installation. To ensure the Charge Amps Amp Guard works correctly, it is necessary to set the parameters in a load balancer group via the Charge Amps cloud service.
If there are several chargers, it´s recommended to use different phases for each of them. 4. Click Save. 6.8. Add the Charge Amps Amp Guard In the Partner interface, select the Measurement devices tab in the menu bar. 2. Click Add.
Enter Min Current Per Phase. The minimum current that a charger will get • from load balancing. Enter Supply Max Current, the facility main fuse, where the Charge Amps • Amp Guard is set to measure. 6.10. Import charging boxes Select the Charger tab and click the blue option Import.