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SunPower
Drive
Wall mounted
EV Charger
Safety & Installation Instructions
Revision A
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549549
This document is valid for installing the SunPower Drive wall mounted EV Charger including:
DRIVE-EVSE-1-AC-P7-L1-T5-MR-INT
DRIVE-EVSE-1-AC-P22-L3-T5-R-INT
This document describes the mounting, installation, commissioning, configuration, operation,
troubleshooting and decommissioning of the products, as well as the operation of the
product user interface. The enclosed documentation is an integral part of this product. Keep
the documentation in a convenient place for future reference and comply with all provided
instructions.
Illustrations in this document are reduced to the essential information and may deviate from
the real product. Product made in China by Wanbang Digital Energy Co., Ltd. for Maxeon Solar,
Pte. Ltd.
For the latest version please refer to
www.sunpower.maxeon.com/int/InstallGuideDrive
Contents are subject to change without notice.
Maxeon Solar Technologies, Ltd.
sunpower.maxeon.com
©May 2023 Maxeon Solar Technologies, Ltd.
All rights reserved. Specifications included in this document are subject to change without notice
2023
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Summary of Contents for SunPower DRIVE-EVSE-1-ACP7-L1-T5-MR-INT
- Page 1 Month 2023 Document 549549 This document is valid for installing the SunPower Drive wall mounted EV Charger including: DRIVE-EVSE-1-AC-P7-L1-T5-MR-INT DRIVE-EVSE-1-AC-P22-L3-T5-R-INT This document describes the mounting, installation, commissioning, configuration, operation, troubleshooting and decommissioning of the products, as well as the operation of the product user interface.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1.0 Copyright, Trademarks, and Disclaimer 1.1. Copyright 1.2. Trademarks 1.3. Disclaimer 2.0 Safety and Usage Instructions 2.1. General safety 2.2. Disposal 2.3. Summary of safety symbols on the equipment 3.0 Technical Parameters 3.1. Product Model 3.2. Technical Specifications 3.3. Warranty, Services, Certifications and Compliance 4.0 Product Overview 4.1. - Page 3 6.2.3.1.5. WiFi configuration 6.2.4. Software Settings 6.3. Customer Handover 7.0 Maintenance 7.1. Routine Maintenance 8.0 Troubleshooting 8.1. The Charging station cannot be powered ON 8.2. The Charging station is connected to the vehicle but charging doesn’t get recognized by the EV 8.3.
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Page 4: Copyright, Trademarks, And Disclaimer
Content of this document is compiled for information purposes only. • Although SunPower has put its best efforts to keep the document as precise and up-to- date, SunPower shall not assume any liability for defects and damages which may result from the usage of information contained herein. -
Page 5: Safety And Usage Instructions
All applicable local, regional and national regulations must be complied with during the installation, use, maintenance and replacement of this device. SunPower cannot be held responsible in the event of non-compliance with the instructions in this document and in the documents to which it refers. -
Page 6: Summary Of Safety Symbols On The Equipment
2.3. Summary of safety symbols on the equipment “Electric hazard”, which indicates danger. Failure to pay attention to the procedures, practices or improper implementation may cause injuries or death. Only after the conditions HAZARD referred to are fully understood and fulfilled, can the operation accompanied by the „Electric hazard“... -
Page 7: Technical Parameters
3.0 Technical Parameters • Suitable for all vehicles complying with IEC 62196-2. 3.1. Product Model Power Model No. Connector Remakes Type 2 Tethered, 5m 7.4 kW DRIVE-EVSE-1-AC- Emergency stop button; Emergency stop button; Single Phase P7-L1-T5-MR-INT MID meter MID meter 22 kW DRIVE-EVSE-3-AC- Type 2 Tethered, 5m... -
Page 8: Warranty, Services, Certifications And Compliance
(Dynamic load balancing kit, please refer to Appendix for more information) 3.3. Warranty, Services, Certifications and Compliance Warranties 3-year product warranty SunPower One platform access with companion app for com- Monitoring & Services missioning, warranty registration Mobility services provided through partnership with ev.energy Certifications &... -
Page 9: Product Overview
4.0 Product Overview 4.1. Appearance Overview Cable winding trough Emergency stop button Charging connector unlock button RFID card reader LED Status Indicator Charging connector Charge Point ID (CPID) QR Code Figure 1 Product appearance overview 4.2. Storage of charging cable and connector When the charging station is not used, the charging cable should be rolled up and put back into the cable winding trough in position [A], and the charging connector should be inserted into the designated position [F] for safe storage. -
Page 10: Led Status Indicators
4.3. LED status Indicators SunPower Drive is equipped with a color LED to visualize the working status of the charging station. Lighting effects Meanings Subsequent operation The charging station is Correctly connect the charging Green indicator in standby state without is normally on. -
Page 11: Installation
5.0 Installation 5.1. Preparation for installation 5.1.1. Installation tools Type Name Purpose Picture Stripping of insulating Cable processing Electrician knife layers Wire stripping Stripping of insulating Cable processing pliers layers Crimping of pin Cable processing Crimping pliers terminals Crimping of ring Cable processing Crimping pliers terminals... -
Page 12: Supply
5.1.2. Supply The 7.4 kW AC charging station needs AC single-phase power supply, and its input electrical requirements are shown as follows: a. AC working voltage: 230 Vac ±10% b. AC working frequency: 50 Hz / 60 Hz 2. The 22 kW AC charging station needs AC three-phase power supply, and its input electrical requirements are shown as follows: a. -
Page 13: Unpacking List
5.2. Unpacking list Device Qty. SunPower Drive Charging station Rear cover & Inlet seal assembly Rear cover Sealing joint strip Cable inlet rubber plug Plastic cable clamp (thick and thin cable options) Mounting template with Quick Install Guide 4-6mm² RV5-4 Ring terminals 6mm²... -
Page 14: Wall Mounting
5.3. Wall mounting The general assembly drawing of wall mounting as shown in Figure 4-5. SunPower Drive charging station Cable inlet rubber plug Sealing joint strip Rear cover Mounting bracket Plastic cable clamp 8mm x 60mm plastic expansion tube / wall anchor plug... - Page 15 Installation steps: Note: The power supply needs to be turned off during wiring / installation Wiring Because the wiring position of this product is on the back, the wiring must be comple- ted before fixing the charging station on the wall. First install the sealing strip, as shown in Figure 3.
- Page 16 Control the cable inlet length and stripping length according to the requirements in Figure 6. The power cable is a flexible cable, which needs to be crimped with a ring terminal. CAT5 or CAT6 cable can be used as network cable, and the network cable is crimped with the network cable connector.
- Page 17 If the solid cable is used as power cable, remove the original screws on the terminal block and install the screw-clamp to connect the power cable, shown as Figure 9. Solid cable doesn’t require crimping ring terminals Figure 9 Installing screw-clamp Fix the cables by the plastic cable clamp, as shown in Figure 10 Figure 10 Plastic cable clamp After completing the wiring, insert the SIM card, as shown in Figure 11...
- Page 18 Confirm the installation position. A distance of 1-1.3m between the top of charging stati- on and the ground is recommended. Confirm the levelness of template with a level. Then mark the drill holes with a pencil, as shown in Figure 13. A maintenance distance or at least 200mm is recommended on each side of the charger, as shown in Figure 13 Max 1236mm Max 1.3m...
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Page 19: Post-Installation Inspection
5.4. Post-installation inspection 5.4.1. Inspection Check that the base is secure and sealed. 2. Check that the internal components of the equipment are securely fastened. 3. Check that the electrical connections and wiring are correct and complete, that the connec- tions are secure, and that the grounding is reliable. -
Page 20: Commissioning
Log in with username (xxcd) and password (28912891); Important: In some cases, the local laptop Network settings needs to be changed to fall into the same subnet as SunPower Drive. In this case follow these instructions to change the settings: •... -
Page 21: Wifi
Log in with username (xxcd) and password (28912891); 6.2.3. Software Settings There are only a few steps required to Commission SunPower Drive. Depending on the installati- on, the internet connection (required) could be through 4G, WiFi or Ethernet / LAN. -
Page 22: Network Priority Settings
6.2.3.1.1. Network Priority Settings For Drive, you can use one, two or all three communications methods to connect to the internet. Setting up a priority will determine which is the main connectivity methos, and which are the backup options. Always select three, even if only one is used. Click „Enable workmode“... -
Page 23: Configuration
6.2.3.1.3. 4G configuration Click „Enable modification“ 2. Set APN, User, Psw, Pin according to actual usage (depending on the SIM card service provider) 3. Click „Submit“ to confirm and wait for the “Success” confirmation 4. pon “Failure” confirmation, wait a few seconds and click “Submit” again 6.2.3.1.4. -
Page 24: Wifi Configuration
Upon “Failure” confirmation, wait a few seconds and click “Submit” again Important: After submitting the WiFi settings, the SUNPOWER DRIVE WiFi Access Point will be switched off, and at this point you will not be connected to the charger Web UI anymore. To ac- cess the Web UI again via WiFi, power cycle the charger and repeat the WiFi connection steps. -
Page 25: Software Settings
WiFi settings. If commissioning via WiFi Access Point (SUNPOWER DRIVE AP) and internet connection me- thod is WiFi, you will not be able to see the Network state while connected to the charger Web 6.3. -
Page 26: Maintenance
7.0 Maintenance 7.1. Routine Maintenance The recommended maintenance cycle is explained in the following table. The maintenance cycle may be subject to changes according to the standards and regulations of the country where the charging equipment is installed and operated. Please make sure the local relevant laws and regulations are strictly complied with. -
Page 27: Troubleshooting
8.0 Troubleshooting 8.1. The Charging station cannot be powered ON Phenomenon: The Charging station LED does not turn ON Troubleshooting tips 1. Check whether the input power is within specified charger limits. 2. Check whether the breaker in the distribution box is tripped. If it is, turn it ON. Check whether the power indicator is on. -
Page 28: Input Overvoltage Is Observed
8.3. Input Overvoltage is observed Phenomenon: The charging station stops abnormally Troubleshooting tips Check the input voltage of the charging station. If the input voltage is outside of the normal limits, please contact your electrician or utility provider to report the fault. 8.4. -
Page 29: Appendix Peak Controller
10.2. Specified Use SunPower Drive has a nominal current rating of 32A. In some households, the maximum rating of the main grid connection point is not enough to support this load in addition to the normal household loads. In such a case, an additional monitoring and control layer is required to ensu- re the continuity of the electrical distribution under all conditions (blackout protection). - Page 30 E. Ethernet Port For Communicating with the charging station via Ethernet. F. Maximum current limiter Limits the maximum current for the SunPower Drive charging station by setting the position of 3 DIP switches (refer the Peak Controller installation manual provided).
- Page 31 The communication between the Peak Controller and SunPower Drive happens via an Ethernet / LAN cable. This can be a direct connection to the EV Charger, or via the local network. The same Ethernet Port used for Internet communication on the back of the charger is used for the communication to the Peak Controller.
- Page 32 In the case where the Ethernet port is not used for communication with the internet, a Direct Connection to the Peak Controller can be set up as shown below. In the case where the Ethernet port is used for communication with the internet, and a Peak Controller is required as part of the installation, a Local Network Connection to the Peak Cont- roller can be set up as shown below.
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Page 33: Appendix Commissioning Report
11.0 Appendix Commissioning Report Commissioning Report Date: Commissioning Engineer: Charging Station: Address: ©May 2023 Maxeon Solar Technologies, Ltd. All rights reserved. Specifications included in this document are subject to change without notice... - Page 34 1 Details of EVSE CPID & Specification Installation Product Type Name Serial Number 2 Appearance Inspection Object Content Conclusion Remark Insulation The surface is clean. The charging cable is Surface Pass Fail not broken. The EVSE is not tilted. No missing safety Sign warning mark and the Pass...
- Page 35 5 Voltage check Before Power on Object Content Conclusion Remark Input voltage of the 22 kW Pass Fail main breaker Input voltage of the 7.4 kW Pass Fail main breaker 6 Voltage check After Power on Object Content Conclusion Remark Input voltage of the 22 kW Pass...
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