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- Page 1 PRODUCT MANUAL Spelsberg Wallbox Pure Spelsberg Wallbox Smart Pro...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Set-up ................20 10.1. Installing the Spelsberg Wallbox App ......................20 10.2. - Page 3 Troubleshooting ..............32 14.1. Reading out errors (Spelsberg Wallbox Pure) .................... 32 14.2.
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Page 4: About This Guide
About this guide Read this guide carefully before assembly and operation and keep hold of it. In the event of transfer of the product pass this guide on to the new user. Further product information, details and technical know-how can be found on our website. -
Page 5: Target Group
Warning Health hazard ► Do not operate the wallbox at outside temperatures below -30 °C or above +40 °C. ► In case of fire, do not release the wallbox cover. Use extinguishing agents approved for electronic equipment. Do not use water for extinguishing. ►... -
Page 6: Intended Use
The wallbox is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. The wallbox is designed for wall and pedestal mounting. Only pedestals specified by Spelsberg may be used for pedestal mounting. The wallbox must be operated in accordance with the applicable international and national regulations. -
Page 7: Accessories
Overload (Smart Pro only) „ Overvoltage/undervoltage (Smart Pro only) The Spelsberg Wallbox App supports the installer in configuring the wallbox and offers the operator and user a variety of functions for controlling the wallbox and evaluating the charging processes: „... -
Page 8: Controls And Connections
7.1. Controls and connections Abb. 2: General view Description Type plate (under the design cover) Status LED, buzzer and RFID reader Charging cable Cable management 7.2. Type plate Abb. 3: Type plate Description Wallbox designation Technical data Protection class Manufacturer address Serial number Product code... -
Page 9: Cable Entries
7.3. Cable entries Abb. 4: Knockouts in the housing The wallbox has a number of cable entries. The cable entries are suitable for the matching double membrane seals (DMS). Most of the cable entries are closed at the factory and provided with knockouts for opening them up. -
Page 10: Installation
„ There must be a clearance of at least 250 mm around the wallbox. This also applies to plant growth. „ Spelsberg recommends maintaining sufficient distance from other obstacles in the installation environment. „ The underside of the wallbox must be at least 900 mm above the ground. -
Page 11: Preparation For Installation
You will need the following tools for mounting: „ Drill „ Screwdriver (suitable for the fastening screws used and the cover screws) „ Spirit level „ Pencil „ Side cutters „ Stripping tool „ Crimping pliers 9.3. Preparation for installation Note Double membrane seals are provided on the top and bottom of the wallbox for the power supply. -
Page 12: Checking The Connectors And The Charging Cable Connection
9.4. Checking the connectors and the charging cable connection Abb. 6: Charge controller connections Description Description Connection plug A (PE, CP, ...) Measuring current transformer connection LAN connection (LAN-2, Smart Pro only) 2-phase cut-off connection (Smart Pro only) LAN connection (LAN-1, Smart Pro only) PV enabling contact connection (Smart Pro only) 1x USB type A (HMI board connection),... - Page 13 T O P 15 0 m m 5, 91 “ M 16 M 32 M 16 M 16 B o h rs c h a b lo n e D ri ll in g T e m p la te 45 m m 1, 77 “...
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Page 14: Connection Of The Supply Line
Abb. 9: Mount the wallbox on the wall ► Position the wallbox centrally on the mounting rail (1.). ► Screw the wallbox tight with the 2 screws (2.). 9.6. Connection of the supply line Warning Danger to life from electric shock There is a risk of electric shock due to errors when connecting to the electrical supply line. - Page 15 Abb. 10: Connecting the supply line Attention Risk of damage to the wallbox Incorrect wiring may damage the wallbox. ► Ensure a clockwise rotation for a 400 V power supply. ► For a 1-phase wallbox connection, always connect the 230 V power supply to L1. ►...
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Page 16: Connection Of The Pv System Signal Line (Optional, Wallbox Smart Pro Only)
Abb. 11: 3-phase connection of Abb. 12: 1-phase connection of Abb. 13: 2-phase connection of the supply line in the TN/ the supply line in the TN/ the supply line in the TN/ TT system (400 V) TT system (230 V) TT system (230 V) ►... -
Page 17: Lan Connection Setup (Optional, Wallbox Smart Pro Only)
Note The parameters for using the potential-free contact, e.g. for connecting the inverter of the photovoltaic system to the wallbox, must be set in the Spelsberg Wallbox App (siehe 10.6.4. PV- Anlage parametrieren, Seite 25). 9.8. LAN connection setup (optional, Wallbox Smart Pro only) -
Page 18: Closing The Housing Cover
9.11. Closing the housing cover Abb. 15: Closing the housing cover ► Close the housing cover. Ensure that the cables are not pinched. ► Rotate the quick-release fasteners in the housing cover of the wallbox a quarter turn clockwise until you feel them engage. -
Page 19: Fit The Design Cover
Ensure that the RFID logo remains clear (no stickers or similar covering it). Otherwise, the NFC functionality may be restricted. ► Push the design cover onto the wallbox. The Spelsberg logo must be legible (see Abb. 16). The design cover snaps into the latching hooks on the side walls of the wallbox. -
Page 20: Set-Up
13 or higher, e.g. iPhone 7 or newer ► Download the "Spelsberg Wallbox App" from the "Play Store" or "App Store" and install it on your smartphone. Alternatively, use the following QR code link to retrieve the app:... -
Page 21: Commissioning And Configuration Of The Wallbox Via Smartphone And Nfc By The Installer
If the card wallet opens in the smartphone, the wallbox is not in NFC mode. Start the process again and follow the instructions in the app precisely. You can find more information in our FAQ section on the Spelsberg website. 10.2.1. -
Page 22: Reset To Factory Settings
If the energy management system (EMS) is active, it can set the available charging current so that the wallbox does not provide too much energy. This must be configured. You can find information about this on our service and support website www.spelsberg.de/service/support/elektromobilitaet/wallbox/... -
Page 23: Wallbox Smart Pro Network Setup
10.5. Wallbox Smart Pro network setup Note The Wallbox Smart Pro can be integrated into the existing IT infrastructure both via LAN cable (recommended) and via WLAN. A network connection can be set up for the Wallbox Smart Pro. A network setup is necessary to make full use of the range of functions. 10.5.1. -
Page 24: Network Connection Via Wlan
For more information on load management, please visit the Spelsberg website. 10.6.2. Energy management system The Spelsberg wallbox can be integrated into an energy management system. This allows adjustment of the charging process according to the available energy. ► Select the menu item "System" → "Settings" → "Advanced Settings" → "Energy Management System". -
Page 25: Ocpp Backend
10.6.3. OCPP backend The Spelsberg wallbox is able to communicate with an OCPP backend. Charging processes are thereby reported to the backend and the wallbox can be controlled by this. ► Select the menu item "System" → "Settings" → "Advanced Settings" → "OCPP". -
Page 26: Operation
Operation Danger Risk of death, severe injuries and burns Dangerous arcs may cause death or serious injury. ► Never use force to remove the vehicle charging plug. The charging process shutdown and the duration of the unlocking may vary depending on the wallbox and electric vehicle. Warning Risk of death, severe injuries and burns Handling of the charging cable other than as prescribed can cause explosions, electric shocks... -
Page 27: Status Led And Buzzer
11.1. Status LED and buzzer There is an LED and a buzzer in the housing cover to signal the status of the wallbox. Display Status Description Buzzer signal Recommended action STARTING The wallbox starts up. ► Wait until the wallbox is ready for use. Continuous loop READY The wallbox is ready for the charging process. -
Page 28: Charging An Electric Vehicle
11.2. Charging an electric vehicle Attention Danger to life from electric shock There is a risk of electric shock due to moisture or damaged cables and plugs. ► Ensure that the supply line, plugs, and connection sockets are clean and dry before use. ►... -
Page 29: Ending The Charging Process
To use the app, a one-time setup is necessary (siehe 10.3. Einrichtung der Wallbox für die Nutzung durch den Nutzer / Betreiber, Seite 23). The set-up QR code is required for this. Upon successful completion of this, the Spelsberg Wallbox App will be available either in the home network (Smart Pro), or via NFC with limited functionality. -
Page 30: Configuring Charging Permissions
Configuring charging permissions Authorisations can be set up and managed using the Spelsberg Wallbox App. If unrestricted use of the wall- box is not wanted, authorisations for vehicles and RFID chips can be set up. 3 RFID chips are included in the scope of supply of the wallbox. -
Page 31: Cleaning
Download the required firmware file from the wallbox support website. Ensure that the firmware is compatible with the wallbox. Updates not approved by Spelsberg may lead to malfunctions or failure of the wallbox. In this case, the warranty is invalidated. -
Page 32: Firmware Updates For A Networked Wallbox (Online, Smart Pro Only)
The firmware updates of the charge controller for the networked Smart Pro variants take place automatically in the background and are managed by Spelsberg. As the wallbox operator, you do not have to take any action and are regularly provided with new functions and bug fixes. In the app, the current firmware version of the wallbox is displayed under the menu item "System"... -
Page 33: Emergency Release Of The Charging Plug
If you have a specific question you would like to ask us directly, please use the contact form on our homepage. 15.3. Original spare parts The following spare parts are available from Spelsberg: 5 m charging cable with Type 2 plug 591 809 01 7 m charging cable with Type 2 plug... - Page 34 Attention ► Ensure that the DMS is not damaged when removing and reinserting the charging cable, so that the tightness of the housing is maintained. ► Replace the DMS if it has been damaged. ► Feed out the charging cable from the wallbox. >1 cm Abb.
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Page 35: Replacing The Design Cover
Abb. 20: Connecting the charging cable ► Connect the charging cable (Abb. 20). ► Close the housing cover (siehe 9.11. Gehäusedeckel verschließen, Seite 19) ► Fit the design cover (siehe 9.12. Designcover montieren, Seite 20). 15.5. Replacing the design cover 15.5.1. -
Page 36: Replacing The Cover Retainer
► Unlock the design cover with the chips (Abb. 21). To do this, insert the chips on the back as far as they will go into the release openings provided. The design cover is unlocked. ► Pull the design cover away from the wallbox. 15.6. -
Page 37: Deinstallation
When you take the product out of service for good, please contact the nearest recycling centre or your specialist dealer for information on the applicable disposal regulations. Technical data Spelsberg Wallbox Pure Spelsberg Wallbox Smart Pro Product code 591 415 01, 591 417 01,... - Page 38 Spelsberg Wallbox Pure Spelsberg Wallbox Smart Pro Degree of soiling Protection class Wallbox overvoltage category Charging cable overvoltage category Communication interfaces/protocols NFC, USB NFC, USB, WLAN, Ethernet, OCPP 1.6, Modbus, EEBus, SMA SEMP Charging authorisation RFID RFID, EVCCID MID meter...
- Page 40 Affix setup QR code here Günther Spelsberg GmbH + Co. KG Head Office Im Gewerbepark 1, D-58579 Schalksmühle Postfach 15 20, D-58571 Schalksmühle Telephone: +49 (0) 23 55 / 8 92-0 Fax: +49 (0) 23 55 / 8 92-299 Visit us on facebook e-mail: info@spelsberg.de...
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