Seat CUPRA LEON 2022 Owner's Manual page 77

● In the event of very low or very high tem-
peratures, it may only be possible to charge
the high-voltage battery in a limited manner.
Identification of compatible charg-
ing infrastructure
Valid for: hybrid vehicles
Fig. 54 Identification of alternating current
(AC) and type 2 connector.
Fig. 55 Identification of direct current
(DC) and the vehicle's CCS connector
Charging the high-voltage battery High-voltage battery
Compatibility between vehicles and charg-
ing infrastructure
The following indicators according to the
EN 17186 standard provide information about
whether the infrastructure's charging connec-
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tors are suitable for the vehicle
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Indicators Fig. 54
In the vehicle
At the charging station
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Indicators Fig. 55
Voltage up to 500 volts
Voltage of up to 1000 volts.
The indicators are located on the vehicle's
charging socket, on components of the lo-
cal charging infrastructure (charging station,
socket) and on the charging cable. The indi-
cators refer to charging connection standards
according to IEC 62196.
WARNING
Charging the vehicle at unverified electrical
installations can cause serious injury and
damage.
●
If there is no indicator or if the charging in-
frastructure is unknown, an electrical instal-
lation expert should be consulted first.
Charging with alternating current
(AC)
Valid for: hybrid vehicles
.
Fig. 56 Behind the battery charging cover
on the front left-hand side: Charging socket
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Fig. 56
Charging process display
1
Charging socket
2
The battery charger installed in the vehicle
converts alternating current from the public
supply into direct current.
AC charging station, wallbox or power socket
cable: The vehicle's high-voltage battery can
be charged using alternating current (AC)
through the corresponding charging socket
.
2
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