CONTENT Introductions ................1 Features ..................1 Applications ................1 1. Basic User Interface ..............2 ................3 ............3 2.2 DS120 Version Description ..........6 2.3 LED Indication and Operation Status ......... 7 2.4 Dimensions ..............8 2.5 Direction of cooling Airflow ..........8 3.
Introductions The Standalone DC Fast Charger is the top choice to power battery electric vehicles (BEV) and electric vehicles (PHEV). It is designed for quick charging in both public and private locations, such as retail and commercial parking spaces, fleet charging stations, highway service areas, workplace, residence, etc.
1. Basic User Interface Antenna for Wi-Fi & 3G/4G LED Indication 7" Information Screen • Charging Status • Alarm information • User Authorization & Credit Card Payment System (Optional) Left DC Connector Emergency Stop Right DC Connector *The connectors installed on the EVSE may vary depending on the model(section 2.2) BlinkCharging.com...
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Model Name DSWX122 Series 3Φ480Vac (+10%,-15%) Voltage Rating 155A @277Vac Max. Input Current 183A@ 235Vac Electrical Distribution Power Grid System TN/TT INPUT Frequency 50/60Hz Max. Input Power 130kVA Power Factor > 0.99 > 94%, at optimize V/I point SCCR 35kA, optional for 65kA DC 150 ~ 950V (CCS) Output Voltage Range DC 150 ~ 500V (CHAdeMO)
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< Standby Power 100W External Ethernet, Wi-Fi and 3G or 4G Communication Internal CAN Bus/ RS485 Input Protection OVP, OCP, OPP, UVP, RCD, SPD Output Protection OCP, OVP, LVP, OTP, IMD OTP, AC contactor detection, DC contactor detection, Fuse Internal Protection detection Load Management Via OCCP 1.6 JSON...
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800x650x1900mm (32x26x75 Dimensions (WxDxH mm) inches ) <500kg (1102 lbs) with two Weight (typ.) Mechanical charging guns DC Charging Connector Refter to Chapter 2.2 Table Cooling Fan Cooling Ingression Protection NEMA 3R Anti-vandalism IK10, excluding LCD & RFID cover BlinkCharging.com (888) 998.2546 •...
2.2 DS120 Version Description The DS120 series are available in different versions depending on the charging connectors, below table shows the available combinations, the corresponding position of charging connectors are indicated from left to right in the view of front charger.
2.3 LED Indication and Operation Status *Left LED for Left Connector, Right LED for Right Connector. Emergency Emergency Emergency Stop Stop Stop Standby Fault Charging Status Left Indicator Right Indicator Standby Green Green Fault Charging Blue Blue BlinkCharging.com (888) 998.2546 •...
3. Installation Instruction 3.1 Before Installation • Read all the instructions before using and installing this product. • Do not use this product if power cable or charging cable have any damage. • Do not use this product if the enclosure or charging connector are broken or open or if there is damage.
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3.1.1 Contractor Safety guide Introduction • A safe work environment for everyone - participants, installation and demolition crews, contractors and subcontractors. Ultimately, it is the responsibility of contractors to ensure the safety and safe • work practices of their employees and subcontractors who may be working at the site on their behalf.
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1.Requirements for workplace conditions • Set up suitable fencing to isolate the construction area from outside • Close and secure all entrances when the site is unattended • Hang warning notices nearby which show the following information: warning icon and phone number of person in charge •...
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4.Protection against high temperatures on the worksite • Erect a sunshade or shed to shelter workers from the heat and sun • Set up cooling equipment, such as exhaust fans • Make water dispensers available • Provide suitable protective clothing such as hat, sunglasses and long sleeves to protect workers from heat stroke and UV rays 5.Inclement weather...
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• protection equipment for workers • or reinforced plastic when carrying out electrical work • Assign assistants to provide support when working on ladders • Check all ladders for broken rungs or other defects before use and periodically • Fully open stepladders when in use •...
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8.Lifting operations • Have lifting gear and apparatus regularly • Isolate and cordon off lifting areas to keep out non-construction personnel • Ensure that lifting routes do not cross buildings or people, and avoid collision with objects • Do not exceed safe working load limits 9.For on-site workers •...
3.2 Grounding and Safety Requirement • The product must be connected to a grounded, metal, permanent wiring system. Connections shall comply with all applicable electrical codes. Recommend the ground resistance be less than 10 Ω . • Ensure no power is connected at all times when installing, servicing, or maintaining the charger.
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3.2.1 Service Wiring • Ground Connection Always connect the Neutral at the service to Earth Ground. If ground is not provided by the electrical service then a grounding stake must be installed nearby. The grounding stake must be connected to the ground bar in the main breaker panel and Neutral connected to Ground at that point.
3.3 Install Sensor Board for Safely Shutting Down 1. Introduction: To prepare a control board which includes door sensor sensing function and tilt sensor, also dry contact points for extending wiring to upstream circuit breaker in order to cut off power immediately when sensors triggered. This board also has self-test button which uses to verify if it functions properly no matter in production line or in installation site or during regular maintenance service.
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3. Connecting Sensor Board: Connection from Connection from To upstream circuit 12Vdc Input from Door Sensor Charger backplane breaker Charger AUX power Module board and SOR unit Built-in self test button 4. Sensor Board Functions: a) When either door sensor or tilt sensor been trigger, it will send a voltage to trip off or open or cut off power of upstream circuit breaker, it is also knowns as “shunt release”...
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NOTICE Once the power been from upstream circuit breaker, in order to get power back to charger ’ s auxiliary power supplies for maintenance purpose, please disable door limit switch before recovery circuit breaker. 5. Upstream circuit breaker selection and aux power preparation: Constructor or CPO is mandatory to select a circuit breaker which with “...
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6. Wires Spec Selection: The wires from sensor board to upstream circuit breaker is recommended UL1015 22AWG 105 ° C 600V or relevant. Upstream Circuit Breaker Connector CNT3 UL1015, 22AWG Teisted Control Circuit Control Circuit BlinkCharging.com (888) 998.2546 •...
3.4 Unpack the charger • The product is direct current (DC) charger and the packing design passed the packaging simulation test. If the packaging damage caused by overturning, falling or external impact during transportation, it may cause the product damage or defects. If there is any serious damage to the packaging when receiving the goods, please notify the supplier about your findings.
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STEP 1. Remove the surrounding boards STEP 2. Remove the carton and packing cushion and film. BlinkCharging.com (888) 998.2546 •...
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STEP 3. Remove these 6 pcs of fi xing M12 screws. STEP 4. To use lifting eye bolts to move the EVSE,please appply 6mm(1/4 inches ) diameter steel wire rope to the four eye bolts as following picture. BlinkCharging.com (888) 998.2546 •...
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Or use a forklift to move the EVSE. Step 2. Use a forklift to raise the EVSE. (the fork must be opened to the maximum state) Step 1 Step 2 BlinkCharging.com (888) 998.2546 •...
3.5 Recommended Tools for Installation and Inspection 3.5.1 Recommended Tools for Installation Type Description Philips Screwdriver No. 2 and 3 Shifting Wrench Socket Screwdriver No. 8 and 10 and 17 and 19 Black / 15mm (0.6 ” ) Width Electrical Tape 3/0AWG (85.01mm²) for L1, L2, L3, N, and 6AWG (13.30mm²) for PE.
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3.5.2 Recommended Tools for Inspection & Commissioning Type Description EV or EV Simulator Meet CHAdeMO/CCS Standard Multi-meter 1000V Current Probe 200Amp RFID Authorized Card RFID No Valid Card Door Key Needle-Nose Plier Torque Meter screwdriver For Charger Configuration Laptop or PC & CAT6 cable If wireless router is used, please do not leave Wi-Fi, 3G/4G signal quality the router in metal box for better signal...
3.6 Installation Procedure 3.6.1 Required space for placing and maintaining Required a space of 1600(62.99 ” ) x1600(62.99 ” ) mm.This space is calculated as follows: -Size Charge W x D x H:650(25.59 ” ) x 800(31.5 ” ) x 1900(74.8 ” ) mm. -Front side 850(33.46 ”...
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3.6.2 Build Concrete Base STEP 1. 1. Build 1090mm x 750mm x 200mm (42.91 ” x 29.53 ” x 7.87 ” ) concrete base on the level to stand charger in advance. 2. Implant AC input cable conduit less than Φ 102mm(eg.4 ” PVC conduit),and SFTP Ethernet cable conduit less than Φ...
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1090.0(42.91") 4xM12 SCREW STICK 890.0(35.03") 690.0(27.17") 6XØ16MM(0.63") (L Bracket orifice) 100.0(3.94") Ø34MM(1.34") 200.0(7.87") 200.0(7.87") (For Ethernet Cable Conduit) 347.7(13.69) Ø102MM(4.02") 467.7(18.41") (For AC cable Conduit) STEP 2. • Extend 3 phase 5 wires AC input cables from conduit of concrete base, AC cables expose at least 3/0AWG (85.01mm²) for L1, L2, L3, N, and 6AWG (13.30mm²) for PE.
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3.6.3 Two Methods of Fixing DS120 Charger METHOD 1. Lift the charger on concrete base, pull the input cable through bottom hole of charger; fasten 8 pcs of M12 screw nuts and 4 pcs M12 washers on 4 pcs of M12 screw of concrete base (2 nuts for each screw) to secure the chargers.
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METHOD 2. If use L brackets to fix charger, secure L brackets on the cement base by 6 PCS M12 expansion bolts. BlinkCharging.com (888) 998.2546 •...
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NOTE If remove the eye bolts on the top of the cabinet, must spread waterproof glue around the hole and assemble the waterproof plastic bolts(in the accessory pack). 3.6.4 Installing Cables M5x16 (4PCS) Cable Gland *Cable gland plate is adapted for the cable with diameter Ø42mm and optional for cables underground installation.
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STEP 1. Open front door and disassembly the protection cover for wiring: STEP 2. Connect L1, L2, L3 and N of AC power to 4P terminal. Fasten each wire with proper screw and torque number- 180Kgf.cm/5-15 secs. Connect the PE wire (green with yellow) to Grounding position of Charger and torque number- 220Kgf.cm.
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STEP 3. Pull AC power cables to power distribution box, connect the Protective Earth wire (Green/Yellow) to ground point of power distribution box. Neutral should be shorted with ground point to meet TN(-S) grounding system.Ethernet cable should be connected to charger RJ45 port (refer to pic. of section 4.1) STEP 4.
3.7 Installation Inspection & Commissioning 3.7.1 Environmental Check Item Status Remark Ambient Temperature Ambient Humidity Recommended but not Sunshade required. Recommended for better Rain Canopy charging experience and maintenance on rainy day. Installation Altitude <= 2000m (6560 ft) Air Circulation / Drafty Dust Level Anti-Vandalism Measures 3.7.2 External Infrastructure Readiness &...
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3.7.3 EVSE Check – Static (Non-Powered) Item Status Remark Outlook No dent, rust ,scratch Labeling & Warning Signs Package (Accessory) List Robustness of Input Wirings & Refer to section 3.6.5 Screw connection torque requirement table 3.7.4 EVSE Check - Power On WARNING! Improper connection of the EVSE grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock.
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3.7.5 EVSE Check - Charging Item Status Remark User Authorization –RFID User Authorization –QR Code User Authorization –Others. Waiting Time of Connection Check Reading of Each Display Item Full Charge Test Temperature Reading Function of Electronic Lock Reading of Engineer Mode Airflow &...
4. Network Setting 4.1 Wi-Fi Network Setting • Laptop with RJ45 interface. • Connect RJ45 cable from Laptop to charger ’ s RJ45 port. RJ45 • Setup parameters in the Webservice. • Input RJ45 connector port is for engineer use for maintance. Step 1.
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Step 4. 192.168.1.10 Select Wi-Fi Module Network Select Wi-Fi modes and fi ll in SSID and Password Network Status according to your application, if not required, just Ethernet keep default. WiFi 3G/4G Wi-Fi Setting Description 192.168.1.10 UPGRADE OTHER LANGUAGE Enable(station) or disable or Mode WiFI Module set as AP mode...
4.2 3G/4G Setting 4.2.1 SIM Card Installation Step 1. Pull out the first tray from the CSU box. And you can see the 4G/Wi-Fi module inside the cabinet. Step 2. Insert 3G/4G Micro SIM Card in the tray, ensure the gold contacts are facing down and the notch is located in the upper right corner.
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4.2.2 Setting and Enable 3G/4G Module. Step 1. 192.168.1.10 • Please contact your SIM provider to get the login https://192.168.1.10 APN, PPP ID and password. Account admin *Note: PPP ID and password maybe options depend on your SIM provider. Password 1231231238 •...
4.3 Time setting Automatic setting : The time will be adjusted automatically when the charger connects to internet. Time server : time.windows.com • cn.ntp.org.cn • tock.stdtime.gov.tw • Note:Firewall and netw ork environment may influence the time server connection Manual setting : Step 1.
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Step 4. 192.168.1.10 SET -> Network. UPGRADE OTHER LANGUAGE System System Charging Network Backend Step 5. 192.168.1.10 System Click "System information". System Information Version Information Step 6. 192.168.1.10 Click system date time. System Click the calendar button on the right to set System Information System Information the current time.
5. Operation Process 5.1 Operating Sequence • System Initialization • User Authorization • Plug in DC Charging Connector • Preparing for Charging • In Charging • Charging Terminated • Status Messages 5.2 Operating Procedure 5.2.1 System Initialization • When the charger is powered on, it start with the “ Charging Station ” Initializing page.
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Unit and currency if billing function is enabled • Ethernet Backend Status Connection Dis-Connection • Wi-Fi Status Connection Dis-Connection • 3G/4G Status Connection Dis-Connection • OCPP Backend Status Home page Connection Dis-Connection 5.2.2 User Authorization • After the system is initialized the screen will stay at Home page as below illustrated.
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User authorizing User authorized. Authorization failed 5.2.3 Plug in Charging Connector • After authorization the screen will ask the user to plug the charging connector into the EV charging inlet as below illustrated. • Take the Charging connector from the charging cable holder and plug the connector into EV charging inlet.
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5.2.4 Prepare for Charging • After authorization and plug-in process, the charger will start communicating with the vehicle and the screen will show the Preparing page as below illustrated. Information of Selected Charging Connector Connector Select Button Press right button to select the charger connector that the user would like to use.
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• When the battery has been fully charged or reaches the limit of the setting it will stop charging automatically and go to the next process. Press right button to select the charger connector that the user would like to stop. •...
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5.2.6 Charging Terminated • After charging is terminated the charger system will show the Charging Summary page as below illustrated and the charging connector will automatically unlock. • Unplug the charging connector from charging inlet of the EV and return the charging connector to charging cable holder.
• Please follow the instruction in the table when errors occur during the charging process. • for further instructions. • Please provide the EVSE information including serial number, model name, status code, failure behavior and time, and also connect the EVSE to the Internet for remote diagnostics and upgrading.
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Conditions Troubleshooting guide 1. Please unplug the charging cable and try again. Indication page 2. Please check the EV charge port indicator or meter wheth - transfer from er the target charging limit has been done or terminated charging prepa - before default charging time.
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5.3.2 Troubleshooting - No Status Code Conditions Troubleshooting guide 1. Incorrect input power or connection fault, please supply power correctly and reset the power. Black screen 2. Charger auxiliary power, display, or other faults. Please con - tact your dealer. 1.
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Conditions Troubleshooting guide 1. Please unplug the charging cable and try again. 2. Please check the EV charge port indicator or meter whether Indication the target charging limit has been done or terminated before page transfer default charging time. * from charging 3.
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5.3.4 Troubleshooting - Warning Code Form Status Conditions Troubleshooting methods Code 1. Charging can be enabled after electrical grid 012200 supply regularly. ↓ Abnormal input voltage 2. Please check the input power or turn off and 012214 restart the charger. 3.
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5.3.5 (013-XXX) Troubleshooting-Message Code from Charger Code 013-XXX contains setup, maintenance, or reference hint messages, generally there is no impact on charging. Please charging with general process and contact your dealer. 5.3.6 (023-XXX) Troubleshooting - Message Code from EV 023-XXX contains messages from EV, it means communication or charging pro - cedure error, these errors cause charging or cable unplug cannot be proceeded.
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Status Conditions Troubleshooting methods Code 1. Please unplug the charging cable, release EV side feedback code EV side charging limit, and try again. 23758 procedure error 2. Please follow step 1~7 for troubleshooting. 1. Charging cable is not locked by EV side, please unplug, and plug the charging cable 23809 completely with a “clicking”...
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5.3.7 (033-XXX) Troubleshooting-Message Code from Charger Network 033-XXX contains messages from charger control server which is running intelligent remote control. Please follow the remote procedure or contact management staff to arrange for charging. Status Conditions Troubleshooting methods Code 1. Code scanning and app authorization is unavailable for the moment, please change to RFID or others authorization.
5.4 Status Codes For latest status code, please visit our website. (V0.41) Status Code Description 011001 CHAdeMO output fuse blew 011002 CCS output fuse blew 011003 GB output fuse blew 011004 RCD/CCID self-test fail 011005 AC input contactor 1 welding 011006 AC input contactor 1 driving fault 011007...
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Status Code Description 011031 PSU module broken 011032 RCD/CCID module broken 011033 Maximum Output Current setup error 011034 Shutter fault 011035 Ble module broken 011036 Rotary switch fault 011037 CCS liquid chiller water level fault 011038 Chiller temperature sensor broken 011039 Reserved 011040...
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Status Code Description 012222 System GB output OCP 012223 System ambient/inlet OTP 012224 System critical point OTP 012225 PSU ambient/inlet OTP 012226 PSU critical point OTP 012227 Aux. power module OTP 012228 Relay board/smart box OTP 012229 CHAdeMO connector OTP 012230 CCS connector OTP 012231...
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Status Code Description 012254 Fail to create share memory 012255 CSU initialization failed 012256 AC Ground Fault 012257 MCU self-test Fault 012258 Relay self-test Fault 012259 CHAdeMO groundfault detection timeout (GFD) 012260 CCS groundfault detection timeout (GFD) 012261 GB groundfault detection timeout (GFD) 012262 System AC L1 output Circuit Short 012263...
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Status Code Description 012286 Self test Failed due to communication of PSU failure 012287 Self test Failed due to Model name is none match 012288 CCS output UVP 012289 Chademo output UVP 012290 GBT output UVP 012291 Self test Failed due to communication of GBTboard failure 012292 Self test Failed due to communication of AC failure 012293...
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Status Code Description 012318 Psu Pfc Eeprom Fault 012319 Psu Dcdc Over Voltage 012320 System CHAdeMO output UCP 012321 System CCS output UCP 012322 System GBT output UCP 012323 System Chiller output OTP 012324 Connector 1 detects abnormal voltage on the output line 012325 Connector 2 detects abnormal voltage on the output line 012326...
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Status Code Description 013615 013616 013617 013618 013619 013620 013621 013622 disconnected from Internet through Ethernet 013623 disconnected from Internet through WiFi 013624 disconnected from Internet through 3G/4G 013625 disconnected from AP through WiFi 013626 disconnected from APN through 3G/4G 013627 WiFi disabled (separated charger only) 013628...
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Status Code Description 023715 CHAdeMO: ev normal stop 023716 CHAdeMO: connector temperature sensor broken 023717 CHAdeMO: connector lock fail 023718 CHAdeMO: d1 on no receive 023719 CHAdeMO: bms k to j on timeout 023720 CHAdeMO: bms charge allow timeout 023721 CHAdeMO: wait groundfault timeout 023722 CHAdeMO: bms ev relay on timeout...
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Status Code Description 023980 ERROR_CODE_CHADEMO_BMS_CHARGE_ALLOW_ERROR ERROR_CODE_CHADEMO_OUTPUT_VOLTAGE_MORE_THAN_10_ 023981 PERCENT 023982 ERROR_CODE_CHADEMO_ADC_LESS_THAN_10V 023983 STOP by EV with unknow reason 033900 disconnected from backend through Ethernet 033901 disconnected from backend through WiFi 033902 disconnected from backend through 3G/4G 033903 Remote start charging by backend 033904 Remote stop charging by backend 033905...
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Status Code Description 042201 System L2 input OVP 042202 System L3 input OVP 042203 System L1 input UVP 042204 System L2 input UVP 042205 System L3 input UVP 042206 PSU L1 input OVP 042207 PSU L2 input OVP 042208 PSU L3 input OVP 042209 PSU L1 input UVP 042210...
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Status Code Description 042252 Door open 042253 System fan decay 042254 Fail to create share memory 042255 CSU initialization failed 042257 MCU self-test Fault 042258 Relay self-test Fault 042262 System AC L1 output Circuit Short 042263 PSU Duplicate ID 042264 PSU Output Short Circuit 042265 PSU Discharge Abnormal...
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Status Code Description 042291 Self test Failed due to communication of GBTboard failure 042292 Self test Failed due to communication of AC failure 042293 Self test Failed due to communication of Ledboard failure 042294 AC input ovp 042295 AC input uvp 042299 System AC L2 output OCP 042300...
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Status Code Description 043612 043614 043615 043616 043617 043618 043619 043620 043621 043622 disconnected from Internet through Ethernet 043623 disconnected from Internet through WiFi 043624 disconnected from Internet through 3G/4G 043625 disconnected from AP through WiFi 043626 disconnected from APN through 3G/4G 043627 WiFi disabled (separated charger only) 043628...
6. Maintenance 6.1 Before Maintenance To meet NFPA-70E, OSHA 1910.333 and other Health/safety/security codes, please adhere to the notice and get the permit needed in advance as below: 1) Turn off power (Work de-energized whenever possible) 2) Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) 3) Live work permit (Input terminals with HV after door open) 4) Plan the Work/Permit To Work 5) Use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 6) Safe workplace condition &...
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• When using the DC Fast Charger please handle properly. Do not strike or scrape the cabinet or screen. • If the enclosure or screen is broken, cracked, open or shows any other indication of damage then please contact the Standalone DC Fast Charger provider. WARNING: Danger of electrical shock or injury.
6.3 Replacement Kits and Accessories The DC EVSE offers the following replacement kits and accessories. Replacement Kit List 7-inch LCD 30kW DC PSU U-1K0100 MW Aux. Power HVG-150-12A MW Aux. Power HVG-240-24A Control & Supervisory Unit (CSU3.0) Surge Protection Device (SPD) DC Fan Air Filters RFID Readers...
7. Limited Product Warranty The warranty period of this charger is according to purchasing contract; two years typically. Any spare parts provided by supplier Technology and used as replacements for repair are covered by a five-year guarantee. Replacement and repair parts manufactured by alternative manufacturers to those on the maintenance parts are only allowed if authorized by supplier.
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Any remedy hardware product will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or 90 days from delivery to the customer, whichever is longer. In order to receive the remedy set for above, you must contact supplier during the warranty period and provide the model number, series number, proof of purchase, and date of purchase.
Appendix 3 - Preventive Maintenance Check List Item Description year year year year year year Preventive maintenance Appearance Appearance visual inspection inspection Fan clean and spinning 3 System fan smoothly check Air filter, air inlet and outlet 4 Air filter clean 5 Charging cable Appearance clean 6 PCBA...
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