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- Page 1 Solo Pro Instructions for installation...
- Page 2 Pod Point or our appointed install partner, Pod Point requires that any individual or business Pod Point is not responsible for any injury, loss or engaged in installing, commissioning and notifying damage caused by any works, services, products or...
- Page 3 Charger information The Solo Pro charger is appropriate for workplace environments. It should not be used for individual dwellings where the power supply is located inside the property. This charger does not support the optional function for ventilation.
- Page 4 In the box 1 x Solo Charger 1 x Drilling Template Solo Pro 1 x Installation guide If any items are missing or damaged, please visit www.pod-point.com/fault Solo Pro instructions for installation...
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Page 5: Before You Start
• M20 Gland for optional Ethernet (LAN) connection Download the App Download the Pod Point Installer App to complete the installation and register the charger. Failure to do so will impact the charger’s warranty. It also means Pod Point’s customer service team cannot deal with customer issues on your behalf. -
Page 6: Wiring Diagrams
Wiring diagrams 3P Solo Pro 1P Solo Pro & Array & dedicated circuit load management See “Choose the right circuit protection” section for further details. Solo Pro instructions for installation... - Page 7 The CT is not available where an Array system manages available energy. Solo Pro Solo Pro, CT clamp & CT clamp & consumer unit If wiring through a consumer unit, do not use single-pole switching devices. Solo Pro instructions for installation...
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Page 8: Prepare For Installation
Do not use fences. BS 8300-1:2018 states there must be at least 750mm between the ground and the centre line of the socket outlet. Consider parking location, trip hazards and cable lengths. 750mm - 1200mm Solo Pro instructions for installation... - Page 9 C. 6mA DC protection is provided within the charger. You can also use an RCBO instead of an RCD/MCB combination. The RCBO must be a double-pole switched device and disconnect both Live and Neutral conductors. Solo Pro instructions for installation...
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Page 10: Mount The Charger
You may need to use a grommet, gland and/or sealant to seal the hole to maintain the products IP rating. If you damage the components or wiring do not connect the charger. Contact Pod Point for advice. Solo Pro instructions for installation... - Page 11 Apply sealant or use rubber washers (Nitrile/TPR Material, ID 5.3-5.5mm, OD 12-15mm, Thickness 1.2-2mm) between the screw heads and inside the product enclosure. This will maintain the IP rating. Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 12 Remove 15mm minimum from the ends of the wires within the supply cable. Remove insulation from the wires If the charger Disconnect the wiring from the has a router, router. remove it Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 13 Wire the supply to the charger Choose the wiring set up that’s best for your installation Supply only With MID Meter With CT Clamp With Array Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 14 Only use light force Wire the supply to the charger Clamp the 3 or 5 wires into the connection terminal 3 phase only Do not route cables Clips must be used over the PCB. to route cables. Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 15 2 or 4 wire to the MID Meter wires as shown. must be 2.5Nm. Clips must be used to route cables. Do not route cables over the circled area. This may result in a tamper error. Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 16 CT clamp. Direct 0.5Nm. Do not over-tighten connection is acceptable. as this will damage cables and terminals. Make sure the CT clamp is secured in the clamped position with a cable tie. Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 17 ARR. Wire the Array Controller to the charger to a torque of 0.5Nm Do not over-tighten the torque. This will damage the cables and terminal. If Daisy Screened chained, cable connection to next charger Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 18 Set up the Ethernet (LAN) interface Solo Pro is equipped with a Ethernet (LAN) interface. This is used when no WiFi or 4G signal is available. The Ethernet (LAN) interface is a standard 10/100 RJ45 (up to 100mbps). Use unshielded Cat 5 cables.
- Page 19 The inside of the charger, showing the terminal connections The wiring of the CT clamp (if installed) The circuit protection used and associated wiring The wiring of the Array Controller (if installed) The closed charger, from a distance Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 20 Set it up once the mains cable has been connected. Close the Close the lid of the charger and secure the charger housing using the fixing screws provided. Solo Pro instructions for installation...
- Page 21 Setup and register the charger Use the Pod Point Installer App to complete the installation and register the charger Scan to download or visit pod-point.com/ installer-app Complete these steps in the App: Create an account if you don’t have one already...
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Page 22: Functional Testing
Choose a suitable load and leave for 2 minutes. The charger’s LED should stay solid green throughout. The Main Fuse Current should also increase accordingly. This shows that the CT clamp or Array Controller is working. Solo Pro instructions for installation... -
Page 23: Declaration Of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity UKCA Hereby, Pod Point Ltd declares that the radio equipment type, Solo Pro, is in compliance with The Radio Equipment Regulations 2017. The full text of the UKCA Declaration of Conformity is available online at: pod-point.com/technical/hardware Hereby, Pod Point Ltd declares that the radio... - Page 24 Need help? We’re here for you. Visit our Contact our online help centre technical support teams help.pod-point.com 020 7247 4114 Solo Pro instructions for installation PP-2400205-1...
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