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If the station detects a short-circuit between the CP signal and earth, remove the cable and try again. If the error persists, replace the cable.
What to do if Gewiss Automobile Accessories display Error 8?
If you encounter Error 8, check the Modbus line connection, the power supply to the energy meters, and ensure the energy meters are working properly. Also, verify that the component on the Modbus line is numbered correctly.
What to do if Gewiss JOINON WALLBOX I-CON DLM Automobile Accessories display Error 13?
If Error 13 appears, the charging session is immediately suspended. Remove the recharging cable from the vehicle and wait before beginning a new session. If the problem continues, it's recommended to contact the vehicle manufacturer.
How to fix Error 4 on Gewiss JOINON WALLBOX I-CON DLM?
Check the signal from the electronic board to the contactor to ensure the board is controlling it. If not, verify that the contactor contacts aren't jammed. If necessary, replace the device.
General| Manufacturer | Gewiss |
|---|---|
| Model | JOINON WALLBOX I-CON DLM |
| Charging Mode | Mode 3 |
| Connector Type | Type 2 |
| Rated Voltage | 230/400 V AC |
| Max Output Power | 22 kW |
| DLM | Dynamic Load Management |
| Protection Degree | IP55 |
| Impact Resistance | IK10 |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted |
| Color | White/Grey |
| Product Category | Electric Vehicle Charger |
| Communication Protocol | OCPP 1.6 |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth |
| Type | Wallbox |
| Voltage | 230/400 V AC |
| Cable Length | 5m |
Lists the charging stations this manual applies to.
Defines who the manual is for (qualified personnel).
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual.
Details compliance with EU directives and harmonised standards.
Specifies the IP55 protection rating against external agents.
States the pollution degree level for the stations (level 3).
Shows available connector types (Type 2).
General warnings and mandatory safety laws for electrical work.
Lists required safety equipment for working on the device.
Describes the default pre-configuration of the charging station.
Instruction to keep the device packaged until installation.
Explains how the serial number identifies the device.
Actions to take if the device is damaged during transport.
Instructions for proper storage to prevent damage.
Provisions to observe when handling the unpackaged device.
Importance of careful handling and disposal of packaging.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate installation location.
Specifies acceptable environmental operating conditions (temp, humidity).
Requirements for the wall or surface where the station is mounted.
Step-by-step instructions with figures for opening the device casing.
Step-by-step instructions with figures for closing the device casing.
Requirements for dynamic charging power management.
General requirements for device installation and compatibility.
Instructions for mounting the device on the wall or pole.
Details protection devices and wiring requirements for power connection.
Requirements for installing and configuring the energy meter for DLM mode.
Instructions for connecting the RS485 data line for communication.
Details the clean contact for remote control and its requirements.
How to download the mobile application for managing the station.
Steps to connect the smartphone app to the charging station via Bluetooth.
Explains the default ECO mode and its customization options.
Details the DLM mode, requiring an energy meter for dynamic power management.
Explains the meaning of different LED colours and states.
Step-by-step guide for vehicle charging in ECO mode.
Guide for vehicle charging in DLM mode with an energy meter.
Explains the default operating logic for clean contact.
Explains additional settings for clean contact operating logic.
Lists error codes, descriptions, and solutions for troubleshooting.
Instructions for checking residual current devices periodically.
