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- Page 1 Cabur COMPACT EV Smart Chargers Installation and operating manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Revision history ..........................3 Introduction ..........................4 General information ......................4 2.1.1 About this manual ......................4 2.1.2 About safety ........................4 2.1.3 About maintenance......................5 Warranty and liability........................6 Limits of use ..........................6 Technical data ..........................8 Installation .......................... - Page 3 Markings Point of contact under Directive 2014/35/EU: Cabur S.r.L. – Località Isola Grande 45 17041 Altare SV Italy www.cabur.it...
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Page 4: Revision History
07/07/2021 Initial version Fistr draft derived from the EV EASY manual 14/07/2021 Preliminary version New name: Cabur_EV_COMPACT_Installation_Instruction_Manual 19/07/2021 Cabur Technical Office Updated cover Chapters 2,3,4 revised 03/08/2021 Cabur Technical Office Updated web app 20/11/2021 Cabur Technical Office Details for SSID connection updated... -
Page 5: Introduction
2 Introduction This manual introduces the Cabur EV COMPACT Charging Line products for EV battery charging and provides all the necessary information about their installation process and their usage. Important: Please read carefully this manual before installing and using the charger. -
Page 6: About Maintenance
▪ The EV must be blocked before connecting for charging ▪ It is prohibited to remove, modify, bridge or bypass any protective, safety or monitoring equipment and, in general, it is prohibited to apply modifications to the charger ▪ It is prohibited to reconfigure or modify the product ▪... -
Page 7: Warranty And Liability
3 Warranty and liability The warranty period of the charging station is specified by the official Cabur’s selling conditions. This operating manual serves to ensure fault-free and safe use of the product; compliance with its content is a prerequisite for the fulfilment of any warranty claims. - Page 8 The charging station must be mounted on a wall and installed in a stable way. It is not allowed to operate the charging station in a loose state (not steadily mounted) because this would not comply with the ratings. Unmounting, tampering with or deactivating the safety devices is forbidden. No technical changes may be made to the product without consulting the manufacturer Furthermore, liability and warranty claims are excluded in case of non-compliance with the intended use.
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Page 9: Technical Data
5 Technical data Product Information EVCOMP7S Model Power 3.5-7.4kW MODE 3 CASE B Charging Mode (with socket) Connector standard Socket Type 2 Dimensions 160x126x210 (W x H x D) Weight 2.3kg Enclosure Material PC+ASA (UL94-V0) Cooling system Free air Mounting... - Page 10 Start Charging Automatic Plug & Charge Indicators LED Light belt (red, blue, green) Connectivity Wifi (AP) Hotspot Background Functions WIFI system upgrade Charge reports Reports Fault reports Overcurrent protection Overvoltage protection Undervoltage protection Protection Function Relay over temperature protection; Socket or plug over temperature protection; CP fault protection;...
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Page 11: Installation
6 Installation The following paragraphs describe the charger installation process. The installation must be performed by qualified personnel only. 6.1 Installation conditions / Environmental requirements The charger can be used outdoors. Pay attention to the operating environment to meet the equipment operation, otherwise it will affect the service life of the equipment. -
Page 12: Installation Of The Protection Against Residual Current
It is mandatory to install a circuit breaker with C or B curve, 40A, before the charger input. If there are uncertainties about how to choose the appropriate short-circuit protection device, please contact the manufacturer. 6.4 Installation of the protection against residual current In compliancy with the IEC 61851-1 standard, the charger contains an appropriate circuit that ensures the disconnection of the supply in case of DC fault current above 6mA (DC Leak protection circuit). -
Page 13: Installation Steps
6.8 Installation steps In the following all the steps to perform for a correct installation of the wallbox: Step Description Picture Open the package which contains the charger and its accessories. Package content: ▪ the charger ▪ four expansion screws ▪... - Page 14 Step Description Picture Insert the four expansion bolts into the four holes and just push them manually or, in case of resistance, by means of an hammer Open the front side removing the front cover. The front cover can be removed just pressing the plastic blocks as in the picture.
- Page 15 Step Description Picture Adjust the current value to set the maximum output power of the charger. output current configurations are as in the following list Switch Setting position Wi-Fi configurability If the rotating switch is set to output current configuration can be done through the web app using the Wi-Fi AP connection.
- Page 16 Step Description Picture Connect the input cables to the input terminal block. The terminal block is push-in type: to insert the supply cable while pushing the orange button with a flat screw driver. The cable section must be or 10mm depending on the power value.
- Page 17 Step Description Picture Mount the charger to the wall by using the four provided screws Mount the front cover. Make sure the cover is fixed before switching the charger on The charger is installed and can be switched on...
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Page 18: Operation
7 Operation After the charger is installed, it is ready for charging the EVs. The following describes the operating elements and the display/indicators elements of the charger. 7.1 Operating elements 8.1.1 Display Areas The charger has one display area AREA1, on its front side. A LED light belt is placed all around the charger socket and assumes different colours to indicate the current status Display... -
Page 19: System Connectivity
8 System connectivity The charger is equipped with one type of connection interfaces: • the WiFi Access Point interface: used for configuration and monitoring purpose 8.1 WiFi interface The WiFi AP (Access Point) mode is available to let the person in charge of the installation or the user connecting to the charger. - Page 20 Step Description Picture Scan available WiFi networks with the connecting device utility...
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Page 21: Configurations Through Wifi Ap Mode
Step Description Picture Connect the device (PC, Tablet, Smartphone) WiFi network generated by the charger (it should have an SSID name similar to ECxxxxxx- xxxxxx) Important note: in case a login password is requested, the default password is equal to the name of the SSID (ECxxxxxx- xxxxxx) Note: only one device... - Page 22 When connected through the AP, the user can configure the charger parameters. The configuration is performed by means of a web app which connects to the charger internal web server. Please consider the following instructions to properly use the app for configuration. Step Description Picture...
- Page 23 Step Description Picture Charger state button Pressing this button, the user can access the charger state page to monitor all the parameters of the charger and their status. The user can return back to the home page just clicking on the “return” button at the end of the page...
- Page 24 Step Description Picture Configuration button Pressing this button, the user can access the charger configuration pages to set all the parameters of the charger. After clicking on the configuration button, a login window will appear. Important note: to enter into the configuration pages the user must insert a password.
- Page 25 Step Description Picture Clicking “Setting” button the current page is displayed with refresh Important note: these parameters shall be configured by qualified personnel only Clicking on the “States” button the user can access the page with current status system parameters Clicking on the “History”...
- Page 26 Step Description Picture Clicking on the “Charge” or “Failure” buttons the user can respectively access the charge report and the failure report of the device Clicking “Upgrade” button the user can upgrade the system (see chapter 10 for details) Important note: these parameters shall be configured by qualified personnel only IT Power system...
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Page 27: Charging Process
9 Charging process Before starting the charging process the user must be sure the plug is correctly connected to the EV. The charger is CASE B mode (without integrated cable): connect the cable to the EV and then to the charger on the other side. The charging process starts automatically after connecting to the charger socket. - Page 28 Clicking on the “Configuration” button a new setting page is presented, as in the attached picture Important note: these parameters shall be configured by qualified personnel only The upgrade process is initiated by clicking on the “Upgrade” button After entering the system upgrade page, the user must follow all the indications provided by the page itself, to avoid failures in the...
- Page 29 Open the check_sum_tool provided by the manufacturer. This tool is a software application, which runs on PCs, used to generate the verification code for login and to automatically generate the MD5 checksum to validate the upgrade file integrity. Drag and drop the upgrade file <name_of_the_upgrade_file>.bin into the red check box in the check_sum_tool interface.
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Page 30: Language Configuration
The upgrade process starts and will last more or less 15 sec. At the end of the process a message could be presented on the charger display, indicating the result of the upgrade process. In case of no message the charger is completely restarted welcome message appears.