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Page 1 CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 ENGLISH OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...
Page 2 Edited by: Liability Pierburg GmbH, Rheinmetall Technical Publications GmbH The contents of this publication have been checked for conformity with the hardware and software described. Nevertheless, deviations cannot be ruled out and no guarantee is given for complete conformity. The information contained in this and MS Motorservice International GmbH publication is checked regularly.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH TABLE OF CONTENTS Legal notices � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �5 Explanation of warnings .
Page 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Servicing and maintenance� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 68 10.1 Cleaning and care.
Page 6: Legal Notices
The information in this document has been checked for conformity with the hardware and software described. In spite of this, deviations cannot be ruled out; complete conformity cannot be guaranteed. The information in this document is regularly reviewed and any necessary corrections are included in the new editions. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 5...
Page 7: For Your Safety
The sequence of safety instructions is based on the product life cycle. Please also observe the vehicle-specific operating instructions. Intended use The Curb Charger Gen 1.1 charges batteries in electric vehicles and is intended for use in public and private settings. The Curb Charger can be used outdoors. Any other use is considered improper and therefore constitutes misuse of the device. Any misuse is an abuse of the device.
Page 8: Qualified Personnel
• Regulations / guidelines of the electricity supplier • Building regulations for parking spaces for electric vehicles including charging stations • Building instructions for kerbstones • National directives and regulations on electrical safety and accident / work safety you must also comply with the legally prescribed safety instructions. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 7...
Page 9: Safety Symbols
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Safety symbols The following table supplements the section ‘Explanation of warnings’ with specific symbols that can be found in the operating instructions and enclosed documents. The table is intended solely as an aid and does not claim to be exhaustive. Symbol Meaning General warning sign Warning: obstacles on the floor Warning: electrical voltage Warning: suspended load...
Page 10: General Safety Instructions
Wear personal protective equipment in accordance with the applicable regulations at the respective place of use. Use your personal protective equipment according to the activity you are carrying out: • Safety helmet • Safety goggles • Gloves • Safety shoes • High-vis vest © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 9...
Page 11: Unauthorised Opening Of The Curb Charger
Electric shock f Only qualified personnel may remove the charging module from the Curb Charger. 2.6.3 Unauthorised opening of the electronic module The electronic module must not be opened at the installation location. The electronic module may only be opened by qualified personnel or a competent service provider (e.g. Rheinmetall) in a clean and dry environment. 2.6.4 Safety devices DANGER Modifying, removing, bypassing or disabling safety devices Serious injuries or death f Do not modify, remove, bypass or disable the safety devices.
Page 12: Safety Instructions For Civil Engineering And Electrical Installation Work
Keep the work area free of work materials such as tools and cables. f Wear personal protective equipment in accordance with the applicable regulations at the respective place of use. f Make sure there is enough free space when installing the Curb Charger. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 11...
Page 13: Crushing
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 2.7.4 Crushing CAUTION Missing protective equipment Injuries and bruises due to lack of protective equipment f Wear protective gloves, safety shoes and protective clothing, including reflectors. WARNING Incorrect lifting and transporting of heavy components Injuries and bruises f Wear protective gloves, safety shoes and protective clothing, including reflectors.
Page 14: Safety Instructions For Electrical Work
The corresponding safety instructions must be observed during decommissioning / commissioning. f Wear the appropriate PPE. With fully assembled, sealed and tested electronic modules, there is no need for an on-site condensation test. This is done at the factory. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 13...
Page 15: Safety Instructions For Damaged Plugin Connections And Damaged Charging Socket
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Safety instructions for damaged plugin connections and damaged charging socket DANGER Touching live parts and plug-in connections damaged by fire Electric shock and / or burns f Inform the operator of any existing damage. f If the plugin connections and / or charging socket are damaged, have qualified personnel take the Curb Charger out of operation immediately.
Page 16: Data Security Instructions
The operator must prevent unauthorised access to the Curb Charger and other networks or systems. Only the company network or the Internet should be accessed if necessary and only after appropriate protective measures (e.g. firewalls and / or network segmentation) have been taken. Rheinmetall recommends installing software updates as soon as they are available and only using the latest software versions. Outdated or no longer supported versions increase the risk of cyber threats.
Page 17: Product Identification
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 2.12 Product identification The type plate is located under one of the two glass inserts on the top of the Curb Charger. The most important information is shown on the type plate.
Page 18: Product Description
Check with your vehicle manufacturer or the documentation belonging to the vehicle. With a back-end system, the Curb Charger offers additional functions: • Connection and control via networks, smartphones and other digital terminal equipment • Changing configuration settings (in addition to USB) • Monitoring, maintenance and evaluation • Dynamic charging management • Software updates © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 17...
Page 19: Scope Of Supply
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Scope of supply At present, four items are available to order, which are supplied with the corresponding accessories. The following orders are possible. • Curb Charger unit •...
Page 20: Curb Charger Structure
The Curb Charger consists of two main components: the Curb Charger unit and the electronic module. The electronic module is connected to the power grid via a quick connection, inserted and fastened with two safety screws. You can find more information on installing the Curb Charger unit and electronic module in the section ‘7 Connecting electronic modules and putting them into operation’. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 19...
Page 21: Electronic Module System Overview
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Electronic module system overview An overview of the electronic module is shown below. Fig. 3: Electronic module No� Description Maintenance access point Pressure equalisation membrane Voltage supply connection Grommet Temperature sensor Charging socket lock actuator...
Page 22: Connection Diagram
Charging point 22 kW Connecting FI/LS cable Type 2 charging cable Fig. 4: Connection diagram • HAK: House connection box • ZAK: Counter connection box • FI / LS: Residual Current Device (RCD) © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 21...
Page 23: Technical Data
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Technical data Functional characteristics Features and options Curb Charger Curb Charger type 2, 32 A IEC 62196-1, –2 and 61851-1 Usage (as per IEC 61439-7): AEVCS Plug interlock (type 2) Charging socket flap lock Adjustable charging current (0 to 32 A) Contactor malfunction monitoring...
Page 24: Technical Data
230 V / 400 V AC Rated current of the switchgear combination 3 × 32 A Conditional rated short-circuit current I 6 kA Nominal load factor (RDF) Protection class EMC classification Class B / Class A Tab. 7: Further electrical data © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 23...
Page 25: Storage And Transport
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Storage and transport 5.4.1 Storing and transporting Curb Charger units The Curb Charger units can be stored and transported on pallets. Observe the following general conditions when storing and transporting the Curb Charger unit: •...
Page 26: Civil Engineering And Electrical Installation Work
3. Ensure that all poles of the system are safely isolated from the supply voltage. 4. Keep the system earthed and short-circuited. 5. Cover and cordon off neighbouring live parts. Follow all safety and warning instructions. This prevents dangerous situations that could lead to serious injury or death. Comply with all national requirements for civil engineering and electrical installation work. Only qualified personnel may carry out this work. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 25...
Page 27: Overall Structure
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Overall structure The Curb Charger does not have an integrated grid transfer point, which is why a separately installed meter connection column or a house connection box must be provided. In addition to the mains meter, a residual current device (RCD: type A, type A EV, type B or type B+) and a miniature circuit breaker (MCB: recommended 3 × 32 A with C characteristic) are also required for each system in the meter connection column or the house connection box to protect the systems.
Page 28 * required transverse slope in % Fig. 6: Curb Charger unit installation with example superstructure © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 27...
Page 29: Civil Engineering Works
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Civil engineering works The following section describes the installation and placement of the Curb Charger unit on the street. 6.3.1 Required tools and auxiliaries The following tools and auxiliaries are not included in the scope of supply: •...
Page 30: General Information On The Proper Installation Of Kerbstones
• Collision protection / system integrity • Access / trip protection The protective cover ensures the integrity of the system if struck by vehicles and protects against tripping and access by third parties. If the construction site is not secured or cordoned off and / or an electronic module is installed, the protective cover must be used. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 29...
Page 31: Installation
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 6.3.6 Installation CAUTION Missing protective equipment Injuries due to lack of protective equipment f Wear protective gloves, safety shoes and protective clothing, including reflectors. The removal and dismantling of old kerbstones is not addressed in this section and is assumed to be a given / already completed. First, the connection for the flexible empty pipes is attached to the Curb Charger unit on both sides. The electrical supply cable is inserted into the left-hand connection hole (when viewed from the road –...
Page 32 Fig. 9: Connect empty pipes f After installing the empty pipes, the Curb Charger unit must exclusively be stored resting on the metal side to avoid damaging the empty pipes. Fig. 10: Store the Curb Charger horizontally © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 31...
Page 33 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH The foundation is prepared for installation of the Curb Charger unit in accordance with the applicable standards (see section "6.3.4 Superstructure and empty pipe"). It is important that two recesses are provided in the foundation for the empty pipes. Fig.
Page 34 To ensure water drainage: f Install the Curb Charger unit horizontally or at an angle to the road (max. gradient of 2%). f Install the connected empty pipe with a gradient towards the pavement. Footpath Footpath Footpath Curb Curb Curb Charger Charger Charger Fig. 15: Curb Charger unit gradient © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 33...
Page 35: Install The Protective Cover
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Once the civil engineering work has been completed, the system should be installed in the ground as shown in Fig. 16. On the right-hand side you can see the empty pipe installed with a gradient, which will be used for the supply line at a later date. f Make sure that the empty pipes end in the frost protection layer.
Page 36 Place the protective cover or the electronic module on the Curb Charger unit with the rounded side facing the road. f Tighten the safety screws along with the safety nut to 150 Nm. Fig. 19: Align the protective cover and tighten the safety screws f Then press the caps onto the fitted safety screws. Fig. 20: Attach caps © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 35...
Page 37: Electrical Installation Work
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Electrical installation work ATTENTION Vibrating plate for laying the pavement Damage to the electronic module due to vibration (vibrating plate) f Do not carry out the electrical installation work until the paving slabs have been laid. NOTE Clarify in advance which work can / may be carried out by an electrically skilled person and which work must be carried out by a licensed electrical contractor. This may be regulated differently from country to country.
Page 38: Instructions For Proper Installation
Connect the potential equalisation via the PE terminal on the back of the Curb Charger unit. PE terminal Fig. 21: PE terminal on the Curb Charger unit © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 37...
Page 39: Laying The Cable In The Ground
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 6.4.4 Laying the cable in the ground The cables coming from the meter connection column and the underground cable are installed in the same way as conventional charging stations.
Page 40: Connecting The Supply Cable
Do not kink or crush any cables. To connect the supply cable, proceed as follows: f Cut the earth cable remaining in the Curb Charger unit to 405 mm (see Fig. 24). 405 mm Fig. 24: Stripped underground cable © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 39...
Page 41 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Connect the QUICKON to the individual cables. Note the pin assignment on the plug (labelled). Please also refer to the instructions supplied with the QUICKON plug. 1. Remove 80 mm of sheathing from the end of the supply cable (1). 2.
Page 42 Ensure that the plug is unlocked and that the marking is parallel to the front of the kerb (road side), see Fig. 26. Fig. 26: Underground cable with connected plug f Carry out the prescribed electrical tests on the underground cable to ensure that no mistakes have been made when connecting the plug. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 41...
Page 43: Connecting Electronic Modules And Putting Them Into Operation
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Connecting electronic modules and putting them into operation General High electrical power must be available for charging electric vehicles over a long period of time. The installation of the Curb Charger must meet the performance requirements. To ensure that these requirements are implemented correctly, these installation instructions are intended for trained and instructed electrically skilled persons. Qualified electrically skilled persons are responsible for safety during installation and correct acceptance for subsequent use by the operator and end user.
Page 44: Sim Card Installation
2. Check whether the system has been isolated from the supply voltage. 3. Put on ESD clothing and an ESD earthing bracelet. 4. Connect the earthing strap to the earthing connection (PE). 5. Open the electronic module at the side maintenance access point using an open-ended spanner (size 36 – see Fig. 27). Fig. 27: Side maintenance access point © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 43...
Page 45: Configuring The Charging System
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH You can then insert or remove the SIM card. The SIM card holder is located between the two micro USB ports. To insert the SIM card: f Insert the SIM card correctly into the SIM card slot. ATTENTION SIM card slot Damage caused by using an adapter f To avoid damaging the SIM card slot, use a micro SIM card without an adapter.
Page 46: Configuring Parameters Locally
Connect the electronic module to your configuration device via the USB socket. After connection, the charge controller is recognised as a USB network adapter. The web interface for configuration (see Fig. 30) can be accessed with a standard browser. The charge controller uses the local IP address 192.168.123.123 with the subnet mask 255.255.255.0 via the USB configuration interface. The connected device automatically receives a corresponding IP address via the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) after the connection is established. Communication with the charging system is based on this IP address. Fig. 30: User interface of the WebUI © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 45...
Page 47: Configure Parameters Via Remote Access
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Each parameter is adequately described on the respective tab of the web user interface. Further information on the parameters can be found on the tabs State, Operator, Settings and Documentation. The State tab of the control system interface of the charging system can be accessed via the URL http://192�168�123�123.
Page 48: Connecting The Charge Controller To The Back-End
If there is no DHCP server, it is possible to assign a host address from the 192.168.124.x subnet to a PC. The charging system is accessed via the IP address 192.168.124.123. The main settings for Ethernet / WLAN are made via the Operator (http://192�168�123�123/operator) tab and are included: • Mode for network configuration (e.g. automatic or manual configuration with DHCP) • Static IP address for network configuration (of the Curb Charger) • Static subnet mask for network configuration (i.e. 255.255.255.0) © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 47...
Page 49: Load Management
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 7.2.11 Load management Under certain circumstances, it may be necessary to reduce the charging capacity to less than 22 kW, as the maximum charging capacity is limited by the capacity of the building connection, local conditions and normative and legal requirements. The load management of the Curb Charger intelligently controls the charging capacity of the charging points and prevents network overloads.
Page 50: Installing The Electronic Module Into The Curb Charger Unit
Insert the electronic module into the kerb and place it on the mounting blocks. f Guide the underground cable into the recess provided (see Fig. 32). Fig. 32: Placement of the electronic module on the mounting blocks © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 49...
Page 51 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH To connect the plug for the power supply, proceed as follows: f If you have not already done so, Turn the bayonet catch of the plug 90° to the stop on the left (unlock). When the plug is unlocked, the marking must be parallel to the front side of the Curb Charger unit.
Page 52 Check the thread for the safety screws for soiling. f If the thread is soiled: clean the thread. f Remove the mounting blocks and lower the electronic module so that the system is flush with the Curb Charger unit (see Fig. 35). Fig. 35: Lower electronic module into the kerbstone f Insert both fixing screws (safety screws with a special head) and tighten them by hand. f Then tighten the fixing screws to 150 Nm to ensure the safety and strength of the system (see Fig. 36). Fig. 36: Fix installed module © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 51...
Page 53 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH (see Fig. 37). f Then press the caps onto the fitted safety screws Fig. 37: Attach caps f Attach the operator sign using the screws supplied. The tightening torque 2 Nm ±0.5 Nm (see Fig. 38). Operator sign Fig.
Page 54: Commissioning
Carry out the measurements in accordance with DGUV Regulation 3 or in accordance with comparable national regulations. f Complete the commissioning report in accordance with DGUV Regulation 3 or comparable national regulations. After a successful inspection, the power supply can remain switched on. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 53...
Page 55: Operation
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Operation System overview The following graphic shows a top view of the Curb Charger and provides an overview of the visible system components of the electronic module. Seen from above, the electronic module contains the following components. Fig.
Page 56: Displays
• Charging system authorised • Vehicle not yet connected or disconnected from the charging system Green, yellow, Flashing rapidly • Authorisation rejected blue • Fault in the charging system • Back-end not available Tab. 9: Status indicators © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 55...
Page 57: Energy Meter Display
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 8.2.2 Energy meter display The energy meter measures and displays the amount of energy transferred from the charging system to the vehicle. The display is read as follows: Fig.
Page 58: Charging Process
2. To unlock the closure cap, hold your RFID card in front of the card reader. As an alternative to the RFID card, authentication can also be carried out via an app (e.g. from the operator) and a QR code attached to the device. If authorisation is successful, the LED flashes blue rapidly. The plug must be inserted promptly, otherwise the Curb Charger will switch back to standby mode. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 57...
Page 59 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 3. Open the charging socket closure cap above the charging socket using the plug (see Fig. 43). To do this, guide the plug vertically from the front towards the closure cap. There is a nose on the front of the closure cap that can be inserted into the opening on the top of the plug.
Page 60: Ending The Charging Process
Procedure for ending the charging process on the vehicle 1. To do this, unlock and remove the charging plug on the vehicle. You will find instructions for this in your vehicle manual. 2. The charging process is ended. The blue status LED briefly changes to yellow and then to green. 3. The green status LED indicates that the charging plug on the Curb Charger is unlocked and can be removed. 4. Disconnect the charging cable and make sure that the closure cap is flush with the surface after disconnecting the cable. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 59...
Page 61: Obtaining And Checking Billing Data Via Transparency Software
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Obtaining and checking billing data via transparency software NOTE This procedure currently only applies to Germany and Austria. A measurement data record provided by the operator can be analysed using transparency software to track the transaction and associated billing in compliance with weights and measures regulations.
Page 62 OPERATION After successfully downloading the software, you will receive an executable .jar file. f Execute this to start the software. The following window appears: Fig. 44: Transparency software user interface © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 61...
Page 63: Verifying Billing Data Via Transparency Software
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 8.4.2 Verifying billing data via transparency software To check the billing data, the signature of the OCMF files must be loaded. The OCMF file is provided by the operator via email. f Select and copy the data in the following area: Fig. 45: Email with OCMF data – Export as .xml f Save the copied data as an .xml file using a text editor program.
Page 64 Select the .xml file and import it. After loading the .xml file: f Enter the public key located on the charger used and complete the process. After successful verification, the following display appears: Fig. 47: Transparency software successfully verified If the verification has failed: f Check whether the data and the public key are correct. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 63...
Page 65 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH Alternatively, the data and the public key can be entered manually: f Copy the highlighted area. Fig. 48: Email with OCMF data – Highlighted area f Click on Data and f Manual Entry in the menu bar. Fig.
Page 66 OPERATION f Paste the copied area into the upper field. f Insert the public key in the field below. f Click on ‘Check’ to finalise the process. Fig. 50: Transparency software – Manual entry – Input fields © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 65...
Page 67 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH After successful verification, the following display appears: Fig. 51: Transparency software display – Successful verification PAGE 66...
Page 68: Malfunctions
Charge card invalid or damaged If possible, register in another way (e.g. via app or QR code). Tab. 11: Possible malfunctions If you cannot rectify the fault yourself: f Contact the relevant after-sales service (operator or manufacturer). © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 67...
Page 69: Servicing And Maintenance
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 10 Servicing and maintenance 10.1 Cleaning and care DANGER Touching live parts Electric shock f The systems may only be cleaned and care for by qualified personnel. f Before cleaning live components, safely isolate all supply lines from the supply voltage and check that they are dead. f Secure the power supply units against being switched on again. f Only clean the Curb Charger when it is fully assembled.
Page 70: Maintenance Work
• Type A • Type A EV • Type B • Type B+ f Select the circuit breaker in accordance with the instructions and technical connection conditions, if possible with C characteristic. f Check the protective measures during commissioning according to the specifications in the nationally and locally applicable regulations. f To check the RCD / MCB is working: Press the corresponding test buttons when the Curb Charger is supplied with power. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 69...
Page 71: Checking Protective Equipment
Complete the commissioning report in accordance with DGUV Regulation 3 or comparable national regulations. 11 Service and support f For service and support, please contact: RHEINMETALL AG Spare parts orders, training enquiries and technical information Germany Phone: +49 02133 267177 Further contact options and information can also be found on the homepage: https://www.rheinmetall.com/en/...
Page 72: Decommissioning And Disposal
The Curb Charger bears the CE marking. A copy of the EU Declaration of Conformity is shown below. This is available from Pierburg GmbH on request. Fig. 52: CE marking and Declaration of Conformity © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 71...
Page 73: Measurement Accuracy Information According To Eu Type Examination Certificate
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 14 Measurement accuracy information according to EU type examination certificate REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OPERATOR The operator of the charging device is the user of the measuring device within the meaning of Article 31 of Germany's Weights and Measures Act.
Page 74 10. All of the aforementioned obligations also apply to the EMSP as a user of measured values within the meaning of Article 33 of Germany's Weights and Measures Act if it obtains the measured values from the charging equipment via a roaming service provider. © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 73...
Page 75: Seal Concept
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 15 Seal concept ATTENTION Damaged system seal Tampering with system components inside the Curb Charger f The operator must be informed immediately if seals and covers are missing. f The system must be taken out of operation.
Page 76: Appendix
• Loop impedance measurement Check the RCD switch Check according to DGUV Create maintenance report Charging test Labelling of the next test date Read meter readings Perform update if available Tab. 12: Installation and servicing plan © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 75...
Page 77: List Of Figures And Tables
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 16.2 List of figures and tables 16.2.1 List of figures Figure number Figure name Page Fig. 1 Type plate for Curb Charger Fig. 2 Curb Charger structure Fig. 3 Electronic module Fig. 4 Connection diagram Fig.
Page 78: List Of Tables
Technical data Tab. 7 Further electrical data Tab. 8 System components of the electronic module Tab. 9 Status indicators Tab. 10 Display elements Tab. 11 Possible malfunctions Tab. 12 Installation and servicing plan © RHEINMETALL AG | WWW.RHEINMETALL.COM PAGE 77...
Page 79: Faqs
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURB CHARGER, GEN 1.1 05 / 2025 V01.01 ENGLISH 16.3 FAQs You can find up-to-date information on our website. PAGE 78...
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