VESTEL EVC06-DCHC60 Series Installation Manual

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ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGER

EVC06-DCHC60 Ser�es

Installat�on Gu�de

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Page 2: Table Of Contents
10.6.7 - CHANGE SETTINGS IN THE WEB CONFIGURATION INTERFACE...30 10.6.7.1 - GENERAL SETTINGS..........30 10.6.7.1.1 - Default Interface Languages......30 10.6.7.1.2 - Display Settings........30 10.6.7.1.3 - Display Logo..........31 10.6.7.1.4 - Boot Logo..........31 10.6.7.1.5 - Tilt Threshold..........32 © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 1...
Page 3 10.6.7.5- SYSTEM MAINTENANCE..........45 10.6.7.5.1 - Log Files..........45 10.6.7.5.2 - Firmware Upgrades........45 10.6.7.5.3 - Configuration Backup/Restore....46 10.6.7.5.4 - System Reset..........46 10.6.7.5.5 - Administrator Password......47 10.6.7.5.6 - Factory Default Configuration.....47 10.6.8 - CLOSE COVER................48 © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 2...
Page 5: Fire Fighting Instructions For Global Electric Vehicle
• Personal Safety: If you observe a fire or notice any danger signs, prioritize your safety above all else. Do not take unnecessary risks. • Notify Emergency Services Immediately: Contact your local emergency services. Dial the emergency number 998 or 112. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 4...
Page 7: Required Upstream Protections
Minimum cable cross-sections are provided for maximum AC input current. The final cross-sections of the installation conductors should be calculated by the installer, taking into account the distances and mounting location conditions. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 6...
Page 8: 2- Description
Payment Terminal Option DC CCS Output Outlet Emergency Button (Optional) Access Cover for CTB, PLC Board and HMI Fan Access Cover All products’ images are given for representative purpose only © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 7...
Page 10: Required Equipment, Tools And Accessories
13(M8) , 17(M10), Cat5e or cat6 ethernet RJ45 Crimping Tool Hammer 19(M12) Spanner cable M20 Steel RJ45 Male 20 - 200 Nm T25 Screwdriver Expansion Bolt x4 Connector D:40mm H:43mm © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 9...
Page 11: Electrical Specification
ISO 15118-1 / 2 / 3 DIN 70121 Residual current sensing, Insulation monitoring, Over cur- rent / Over voltage / Under voltage / Short circuit / Over Internal Protections Temperature / Surge Protection © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 10...
Page 12: User Interface & Authentication
For products with credit card option-20°C to + 50 °C (above + 40 °C, reduction process is applied) 5% to 95% (relative humidity, without condensation) Humidity Altitude 0 - 2,000m © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 11...
Page 13: Installing Charge Station
MAIN SUPPLY BEFORE ANY INSTALLATION STEPS WARNING: TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE THE CHARGING STATION, ENSURE THE INSTALLATION AREA IS SUITABLE AND THE FLOOR CAN WITHSTAND THE WEIGHT OF THE CHARGING STATION. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 12...
Page 14: Unpack Charging Station
10.1 - UNPACK CHARGING STATION Unpack the charging station as shown in figure-below. Note that, front and top covers are marked as shown in the figure. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 13...
Page 15: Box Contents For Charging Station
10.2 - BOX CONTENTS FOR CHARGING STATION User Manual and Installation Guideline ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGER EVC06-DCHC60 Ser�es Installat�on Gu�de © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 14...
Page 16: Foundation, Alingment & Placement
For these 4 options; The position and diameter of the cable duct are shown at Figure. 4- The top surface of the foundation must be at least 100 mm above the ground. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 15...
Page 17: Installing The Station By Preparing The Concrete And
Assemble the metal holes and nuts over the bottom cover and fix the charging station to the surface, as shown in figure. Tighten the cable glands shown in figure Charging Station bottom must be at minimum 100mm above the ground level. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 16...
Page 19: Front Back View
6- The cable length of 80 cm should be available above the foundation for cable assembly in cabinet. 7- Drill 4 holes on the concrete foundation with dimensions shown at Figure-and tap M20x170 mm expansion bolt in these holes stated as shown at Figure. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 18...
Page 21 Tighten the expan- sion bolts with nuts. The type of expansion bolts used are shown at Figure. 514mm 800mm 577mm Hole Drilling Diameter: Ø20 mm, Drilling Depth: 155mm (Torque: 200Nm) © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 20...
Page 22 10- Remove the eyebolts after placement of the charging station. Plug the bolts with the washers. FRONT VIEW RIGHT VIEW You can continue following “Cable Installation” steps. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 21...
Page 23: Opening
2- Turn the key to the right. 3- After turning the key, pull the cover lock apparatus towards you. 4- Turn the opened cover lock apparatus counterclockwise. 5- In this way, the cover will be opened. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 22...
Page 24: Cable Installation
The surface contact of the clamping shoes and cable glands is shown in brown in the figure. The mounting surface of the clamping shoes corresponds to 92% of the surface data shown in the clamping shoe data sheet compatible with a cable cross-section. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 23...
Page 25 (“Line 1”, “Line 2”, “Line 3”) as shown below: The phase sequence is counter clockwise rotation. Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 5- Tighten the cable glands using an adjustable wrench. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 24...
Page 26: Sim Card Connection (Optional)
OCPP card and is actively sent to the field. The management of the Ghost OCPP card is under the responsibility of the manufacturer. Remote monitoring GSM module OCPP connection GSM module © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 25...
Page 27: Connect Ocpp Over Ethernet
If you realize that a mistake has been made in wire order after termination, you’ll have to cut the connector off and start all over again! © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 26...
Page 29: Connect Pc To The Same Network With Ethernet Port
You should assign static IP address to your PC in 192.168.0.0/254 network which means that IP address should be in a range of between 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.254 . For example, 192.168.0.11 can be set as an static IP to your PC. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 28...
Page 30: Opening The Web Config User Interface With Browser
You can change the language of the User Interface by selecting from the drop-down menu in the right corner. You can log out at any time by clicking the “Logout” button in the upper right corner of the page. (Image is Representative.) © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 29...
Page 31: Change Settings In The Web Configuration Interface
The option includes: Static - Adjust the brightness/outdoor lighting to a fixed level; options include Low/ Medium/High Sensor Based. The display brightness is changed based on the given sensor value thresholds. Mid-threshold range: 0 - 65536 high threshold range: 0 - 65536. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 30...
Page 32: Display Logo
(Image is Representative.) 10.6.7.1.4 - Boot Logo The user can load the boot logo displayed at device start-up. The file format should be BMP. Image dimensions should be 1024 X 768. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 31...
Page 33: Tilt Threshold
User can update the Fixed Price, Parking Price Per Second, Price Per Second. Credit Card Activation option cannot be changed and can only be viewed. Use the Add-Remove buttons to add new price values for different Power Ranges. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 32...
Page 34: Display Qr Code
User can update QR Code Settings for each connector on the device. QR Code can be enabled/disabled and if enabled a limiting value can be set for QR Code String. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 33...
Page 35: Ocpp Settings
OCPP version can be changed, OCPP websocket and charging point ID can be configured, OCPP connection can be enabled / disabled and authorization mode can be set, OCPP connection interface can be configured. Authorization modes are as follows. All OCPP configurations can be configured here. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 34...
Page 39: Turning Auto Charge Feature On/Off
MACID information. To deactivate it, the “Auto Charge Support” tab is disabled. 10.6.7.2.3 - Connection Settings Central System Address and Charging Point ID are required. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 38...
Page 41: Network Interfaces Settings
You need to fill in all fields in the appropriate format. Click the “Save” button when you are done. 10.6.7.3.1 - CELLULAR Cellular settings such as APN and pin number are configurable. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 40...
Page 43: Power Management
10.6.7.4.1 - DC Output Configuration DC Output Configuration(deprecated-will be renamed as Model Code). 10.6.7.4.2 - Charging Point Maximum Power Maximum Power value is used to set the maximum output power delivered from charging station. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 42...
Page 44: Fail Safe Power
Fail Safe Power Limiting feature is used to limit the station output power when the OCPP Server connection is lost When feature is enabled, the user can set output power value. The default value is 10 kW. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 43...
Page 45: Power Module Configurations
False, Then only 1 connector will be available for charging and while one of the connectors is in charging state, other connector status will be set to Unavailable. 10.6.7.4.5 - Connector Settings Connector type and corresponding maximum output power is displayed under Connector Settings menu. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 44...
Page 46: 5- System Maintenance
You can download the logs about the device from here. 10.6.7.5.2 - Firmware Upgrades The firmware file of the device can be loaded and then the software of the device can be upgraded. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 45...
Page 47: Configuration Backup/Restore
10.6.7.5.3 - Configuration Backup/Restore Device-related configurations can be backed up and restored from here. 10.6.7.5.4 - System Reset Hard and Soft reset can be applied to the device from here. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 46...
Page 48: Administrator Password
10.6.7.5.5 - Administrator Password The administrator password can be changed from here. 10.6.7.5.6 - Factory Default Configuration The device can be reset to factory settings from here. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 47...
Page 49: Close Cover
4- Switch on the MCCB. 5- Close the front cover of the product by turning the handle clockwise with a wide-angle as shown in the section “Opening front covers“using the keys provided. © 2024 VESTEL MOBILITY- All rights reserved English - 48...

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