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Safety instructions
2.3 Safety during electrical installation
Electrical cables
There is a risk of electric shock due to exposed electrical connections and components.
Before starting the installation work, check that the supply cable has been disconnected from
the mains and secured against restart.
If damage or tampering is visible, do not operate the Wallbox.
Crushing hazard
Ensure that persons maintain sufficient distance to avoid injury when putting the Wallbox
down.
2.3
Safety during electrical installation
Observe the following points for the electrical installation. The electrical connection of the
Wallbox may only be performed by skilled electricians and may only be carried out in a
deenergized state. Follow the installation and connection instructions. Observe the applicable
regional standards and regulations, such as the five safety rules (see also The five safety rules
for electrical work (Page 12)). Failure to follow safety instructions may result in hazardous
situations that could cause death or serious injury.
Risk of electric shock
The Wallbox operates with 230 V AC or 400 V AC supply voltage. Touching live parts is
prohibited. To avoid any danger, only qualified and trained electricians may open the
Wallbox.
Before opening the Wallbox, switch off all power supplies for the device. Secure the Wallbox
against being switched on again.
Damage to sockets and charging cable
Inspect sockets and the charging cable for damage on a regular basis. Damaged charging
cables endanger safe operation.
If you detect damage to the charging cable, do not commission the cable or stop a running
charging process. Deenergize the charging cable without touching the cable. Ensure that the
device cannot be switched back on.
If you notice damage to the Wallbox, take it out of service. To do this, disconnect the Wallbox
from the power supply and secure it against being switched on.
Defective connectors or cables may cause fire. Decommission the system if there are defects.
Have the defective parts repaired by qualified personnel.
Condensed water
Before commissioning the Wallbox, a skilled electrician must check whether there is
condensed water in the Wallbox. Remove even small amounts of condensed water before
commissioning.
Moisture in the Wallbox can lead to electric shock.
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Hardware Installation Manual, 06/2022, A5E51460654-AB
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