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Housing color | Grey, White |
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Mounting type | Floor |
Built-in display | Yes |
Display diagonal | 7 \ |
Housing material | Polyester |
Display resolution | 800 x 400 pixels |
Display technology | TFT |
Certification | IEC 61851-1, IEC 61851-22 |
Sockets quantity | 2 |
Languages support | DUT, ENG, FIN, FRE, ITA, NOR, POR, SWE |
Quantity per pack | 1 pc(s) |
IEC protection class | I |
Grounding system supported | TT |
Mechanical impact protection code | IK10 |
International Protection (IP) code | IP54 |
Number of phases | 3 |
Power consumption (standby) | 12 W |
Maximum operating current per phase | 16 A |
Three-phase output voltage supported | 400 V |
Maximum operating power (three-phase) | 11 kW |
Operating temperature (T-T) | -25 - 40 °C |
Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 5 - 95 % |
Depth | 230 mm |
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Width | 338 mm |
Height | 590 mm |
Weight | 25000 g |
Package depth | 250 mm |
Package width | 350 mm |
Package height | 740 mm |
Package weight | 31000 g |
Defines the intended use and required qualifications for installing and using the charging station.
Highlights critical safety instructions to prevent electrical shock, fire, and life-threatening injury.
Outlines the terms of use, limitations of liability, and copyright information for the manual.
Details the external and internal components of the Eve Double Pro-line charging station with numbered labels.
Explains the colour display, status indications, and symbols used to inform the user about charging progress.
Illustrates user actions and corresponding status indications for Plug & Charge and RFID authorization modes.
Describes configurations for single and double feeder cables, including protection and circuit breaker requirements.
Details how to install a Master Key for access control and manage user passes in the local database.
Provides detailed technical specifications for Eve Double Pro-line models, including output, voltage, and connections.
Details communication protocols, security features, and available memory for the charging station.
Covers operating temperature, safety class, environmental conditions, and casing details.
Specifies input power requirements, protection methods, and EV/ZE-Ready compliance.
Lists optional factory settings and available accessories for the charging station.
Offers crucial advice and warnings before starting the installation and connection process.
Covers cable trajectory, grounding, location criteria, and environmental conditions for installation.
Details the step-by-step process for mechanically installing the charging station, including cover removal.
Provides instructions for installing the charging station on a mounting post with a pedestal.
Details the electrical connection steps, including power cable inlet and connection to the isolating switch.
Provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining the charging station for optimal performance and longevity.
Ensures critical safety instructions are followed before commissioning the charging station.
Describes the self-diagnostic process and the steps involved in bringing the charging station online.
Details how to configure the charging station using the Service Installer Application.
Covers account creation and connection requirements for the Service Installer Application.
Explains how to navigate categories, manage settings, and interpret information within the Service Installer.
Details how to change the interface language via the Service Installer or a management system.
Describes how to upgrade the charging station with new functionalities via the Service Installer.
Discusses connecting to Alfen ICU EZ or third-party management systems for monitoring and control.
Covers wireless (GPRS) and wired (UTP/Ethernet) connection methods for the charging station.
Provides instructions for connecting the charging station via UTP/Ethernet cable, including network settings.
Guides users through the process of registering an account for Alfen's ICU EZ management services.
Explains how to manage charging station settings remotely via a connected management system.
Details how to register the charging station with external management systems using OCPP specifications.
Lists generic error codes, their possible causes, and solutions for common issues.
Details error codes related to internal charge point issues and their troubleshooting steps.
Covers error codes indicating problems during installation and how to resolve them.
Lists error codes related to communication issues with the electric vehicle and their solutions.
Addresses errors caused by external factors like temperature, user interaction, or cable issues.
Details active load balancing functionality, requirements, and parameters for optimal setup.
Provides necessary Modbus TCP/IP settings for communication between the smart meter and charging station.
Lists default factory settings for SCN parameters like network name, socket ID, and phase mapping.
Explains the Smart Charging Network functionality, its requirements, and how to add stations.