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Manual contains commissioning and usage info for Viridian EV EPC 2.0.
Observe safety instructions and legal notes, be aware of voltage hazards.
Warning on heat generation due to inadequate fusing and external fusing responsibility.
Repairs are not permitted; unauthorized alterations void warranty.
Overview of the EPC 2.0 DIN rail module for IEC 61851 EV charge points.
Details device versions, supplied parts, areas of application, mounting, connections, and configurable options.
Explains PEN conductor fault detection for single phase charge points and relevant standards.
Describes residual current monitor function to detect fault currents and disable charging.
Details how to configure charging current using resistors or DIP switch settings.
Provides schematic application examples for EVSE with EPC 2.0, showing wiring options.
Details the step-by-step process of EV charging, including initialization and status indications.
Explains configuration options using the 10-way DIP switch on the EPC 2.0.
Provides data for selecting input current (IC) resistance for specific charging current levels.
Details LED indicators for operating states and fault conditions, plus general troubleshooting steps.
Covers LED status troubleshooting and checks for qualified personnel.
Details connection methods, terminal assignments, conductor cross-sections, and torque settings.
Provides a detailed diagram and list of EPC 2.0 terminal functions and connections.
Illustrates a wiring example for a socket outlet connection with the EPC 2.0.
Explains how to connect an external RGB LED to the EPC 2.0.
Details functional grounding procedures according to IEC 61851, emphasizing OV reference point usage.
Specifies shutdown requirements for charging completion and transitions between states.
Provides instructions on how to clip and mount the EPC 2.0 device onto a DIN rail.
Outlines the procedure for replacing the EPC 2.0 device, emphasizing de-energization.
States that cleaning of the device is not intended or permissible.
General| Brand | EVSE |
|---|---|
| Model | Viridian EV EPC20 Series |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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