DEFA eRange IQ Installation And Configuration Manual

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Page 1 eRange ® Installation and configuration manual...
Page 3 Contents Safety information Terms eRange IQ - general description System requirements & limitations Installation planning Installation Configuration Testing and verification Information to the owner Controller configuration Contact information defa.com...
Page 4 Note! The green information symbol is used where there is information important for the success of the installation. The eRange IQ must be used exclusively for its intended purpose. DEFA cannot be held liable for any damage or inadequate outcome caused by incorrect configuration or use.
Page 5 IT-grid. Maximum size of the main fuse: • 4x63A (TN) Norway / 3x63A (TN) Sweden & Finland • 3x63A (IT) * Several charge points connected to eRange IQ in a charging facility is a feature currently not enabled. defa.com...
Page 6 POWER LIMIT FOR CHARGING The eRange IQ has a built-in safety margin of 10% of the main fuse. In order to start charging there must be minimum 6,6A available per phase beyond the safety margin. If this requirement is not met, the charging station will pause the charging process until enough current is available.
Page 7 The total load of the facility per phase • Main fuse size Note! eRange IQ must have a margin of safety of 10% of the main fuse, and minimum 6,6A available per phase to start charging. • Preferred total charging current per phase •...
Page 8 VERIFICATION AND CHANGES TO THE CONFIGURATION eRange IQ comes fully configured from factory. The charging station is ‘charge ready’ once the installation is finished a change or verification is necessary to complete the installation of this product. In cases where the preconfigured settings does not match the installation, or the conditions on the location change, settings in the configuration have to be changed.
Page 9 6. Installation Installing eRange IQ is performed in the following three steps: Install the charging station Install the current sensor Connect the BUS communication 6.1 INSTALLING THE CHARGING STATION • Install charging station according to “Wallbox eMH2 Quick Manual”. •...
Page 10 Connect the selected phase(s) to the indicated points in the figure below. Warning! Be sure to mount the current sensor on the phase(s) that match the selected connection pattern for the charging station. See “Connection alternatives”, chapter 6.3. EM340 EM112 EM330 L1 L2 L3 Sensor input N/L2 defa.com...
Page 11 THREE PHASES IN THREE PHASE CHARGING | NORWAY L1, L2, L3 & N in charging station 400V Three phase, TN-grid L1 L2 L3 N Main fuse Circuit breaker Building load Neutral reference Busbar Current sensor Fuse box Communication cable defa.com...
Page 12 6.3.2 TN-GRID THREE PHASES IN THREE PHASE CHARGING | SWEDEN & FINLAND L1, L2, L3 & N in charging station 400V Three phase, TN-grid Main fuse Building load Circuit breaker Neutral reference Busbar Current sensor Fuse box Communication cable defa.com...
Page 13 6.3.3 TN-GRID THREE PHASES IN SINGLE PHASE CHARGING | NORWAY L3 & N in charging station 400V Three phase, TN-grid L1 L2 L3 N Main fuse Circuit breaker Building load Neutral reference Busbar Fuse box Current sensor Communication cable defa.com...
Page 14 6.3.4 TN-GRID THREE PHASES IN SINGLE PHASE CHARGING | SWEDEN & FINLAND L3 & N in charging station 400V Three phase, TN-grid Main fuse Circuit breaker Building load Neutral reference Busbar Current sensor Communication cable Fuse box defa.com...
Page 15 6.3.5 TN-GRID SINGLE PHASE IN SINGLE PHASE CHARGING | NORWAY L1 & N in charging station 230V Single phase, TN-grid Main fuse Building load Circuit breaker Neutral reference Busbar Current sensor Fuse box Communication cable defa.com...
Page 16 6.3.6 TN-GRID SINGLE PHASE IN SINGLE PHASE CHARGING | SWEDEN & FINLAND L1 & N in charging station 230V Single phase, TN-grid Main fuse Building load Circuit breaker Neutral reference Busbar Current sensor Fuse box Communication cable defa.com...
Page 17 6.3.7 IT-GRID THREE PHASES IN SINGLE PHASE CHARGING (L1-L2) | NORWAY L1 & L2 in charging station 230V Three phase, IT-grid L1 L2 L3 Main fuse Circuit breaker Building load Busbar Current sensor Fuse box Communication cable defa.com...
Page 18 6.3.8 IT-GRID THREE PHASES IN SINGLE PHASE CHARGING (L2-L3) | NORWAY L2 & L3 in charging station 230V Three phase, IT-grid L1 L2 L3 Main fuse Circuit breaker Building load Busbar Current sensor Fuse box Communication cable defa.com...
Page 19 6.3.9 IT-GRID SINGLE PHASE IN SINGLE PHASE CHARGING | NORWAY Warning! The eRange IQ 22kW (art. no.: 710477) must be connected to L1 and N when connected to single phase IT-grid. L1 & L2 in charging station 230V Single phase,...
Page 20 6.4 CONNECT THE BUS COMMUNICATION In order for eRange IQ to communicate with the current sensor installed in the fuse box, a communication cable must be connected between the devices. NB! Use a communication cable with at least two twisted pairs, such as CAT5/6 cable.
Page 21 Current sensor EM330 11 12 13 BUS OUT BUS IN CONTROL/RFID ENERGY METER CONTROL/RFID ENERGY METER 11 12 BUS cable CAT5/6 • The main fuse can now be turned on. Warning! Check all connections before turning on the power. defa.com...
Page 22 7. Configuration eRange IQ is delivered with a preconfigured load management unit - CLU. Depending on model, the following parameters are set from factory (see figure). If any of the preconfigured settings do not match the installation, these settings must be changed.
Page 23 When using a smartphone, connection to the hotspot can be done by scanning the QR code attached on the plate behind the front cover, or to the outside above the outlet. Use a QR scanner on your smartphone to scan the QR code. defa.com...
Page 24 7.1 and perform the process again. • If an Android phone is used for the connection, it may be necessary to disable mobile data in order for the phone to contact the hotspot. Once connected, go to chapter 7.2 for CLU configuration. defa.com...
Page 25 “homeCLU network”. Go to chapter 7.1 and perform the process again. • If an Android phone is used for the connection, it may be necessary to disable mobile data be in order for the phone to contact the hotspot. defa.com...
Page 26 7.2 CLU CONFIGURATION After entering “10.0.0.1”, this page will be displayed in your browser. To verify or make changes to the settings, do the following: Press “CLU configuration” to enter the configuration page. defa.com...
Page 27 Single phase: Connection alternatives 6.3.5, 6.3.6 and 6.3.9. • Single phase with rotation: Connection alternatives 6.3.3, 6.3.4, 6.3.7 and 6.3.8. • Three phase: Connection alternative 6.3.1 and 6.3.2. Current sensor: Select the current sensor mounted in the fuse box: EM340 EM112 EM330 defa.com...
Page 28 Plug & Charge: Enable setting for charging without authentication. Note! If the charging station is not connected to Internet, “Plug & Charge” must be enabled. RFID authentication is only possible when CLU is connected online. Press “Save Configuration” when all features are checked and verified. defa.com...
Page 29 Before completing the configuration, type the name of the electrician and installer, then press “Save configuration”. • Only authorized personnel should have access to the CLU configuration page. Change the password, do not share it with the charging station owner. defa.com...
Page 30 The owner can also perform network configuration. Information about this is provided to the owner in the Welcome eRange IQ | Get started - brochure. Type default PIN, “1234”, to enter the network configuration.
Page 31 Choose between “LAN” and “WiFi” for charging station connected online, or “Offline” if it is not connected online. When the network type is selected, press “OK” to save defa.com...
Page 32 The following tab will appear when network connection is selected and saved. Press “OK”. You will be then be taken back to to the start menu, and the hotspot will be deactivated. defa.com...
Page 33 7.4 CONCLUDE THE CONFIGURATION • If the charging station is configured for online connection, contact DEFA support to verify connection to the back-end system. For contact information, see chapter 11, page 44. Once the installation and configuration of the charging station is completed, perform a test to verify the charging station operates as intended.
Page 34 8. Testing and verification • Check that the charging station LEDs indicate correct status. Connect a DEFA test box to the charging station. Set state to “C” (Charge), the charging station should either indicate a steady blue light - vehicle charging, or steady green - awaiting authentication.
Page 35 9. Information to the owner Once the eRange IQ configured and tested, the installation of the charging station is complete. A welcome brochure for the owner of the charging station is included in the package. Please inform the customer to follow the instructions in the brochure.
Page 36 When expanding the facility, the labels are placed near the outlet according to the corresponding address of the charge point. * Several charge points connected to eRange IQ in a charging facility is a feature currently not enabled. defa.com...
Page 37 Do the following to download and connect the DEFA CPC to the charging station. To install the CPC on a PC enter the “Installer portal” on “defa.com”. To be able to download from defa.com you must be a registered installer with DEFA. Enter the “Software”...
Page 38 Note! If the charging station is to be used with load balancing, RFID reader must be configured for online mode whether this feature is in use or not. Do the following to configure the RFID-reader: Open the DEFA CPC program, select the highest COM-port and then “RFID- standalone” under device type and press “Scan bus”.
Page 39 When inside the “RFID settings” click on “Set to online”. - The window will update. Verify that it says “RFIDM0A - online Address 1” in the device field. defa.com...
Page 40 Change address to “1” and click “Write” the save the new address. Write 9.1.2 CONFIGURATION OF CONTROL UNIT To configure the control unit, set device type to “EVCC2” and click “Scan bus”. Then click “EVCC2, Address 1” to enter the controller settings. defa.com...
Page 41 Max Current for the installation Click “Write” to save the new settings. 9.1.3 CONFIGURATION OF ENERGY METER AND CURRENT SENSOR Connect the configuration kit to the RJ12-contact marked “M” and the USB- plug to the PC or Android phone. defa.com...
Page 42 Failure to connect to either the energy meter (Adr. 1) or current sensor (Adr. 50) may be due to inncorrect connection of the communication cable, or that one or both units are misconfigured. • Try clicking “Extended scan” to find the missing unit(s). defa.com...
Page 43 1 - for energy meter in charging station Address 50 - for current sensor in fuse box Baudrate 38400 NONE Parity Stop Bit DEFA CPC can now be closed and the configuration kit can be disconnected from the charging station. defa.com...
Page 44 11. Contact information If you have any questions, contact DEFA support: Phone (Norway): +47 32 06 77 00 Phone (Sweden): +46 10 498 38 00 Phone (Finland): +358 (0)20 152 72 00 Keep the serial number and SSID ready. The type plate with serial number is located on the underside of the charging station.
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