2
1
Opening the Charger
8 9
1
1. Push the rear cover downwards.
2. Separate the charger body from the rear cover.
Securing the Rear Cover
2
Ensure that the installation surface is solid enough
to hold the charger. It is recommended that the
wall have a bearing capacity of at least 100 kg. Do
not drill holes on the rear cover. Otherwise, the
rear cover may be damaged.
Cabling in the Rear Cover
3
Read the installation precautions before the
installation.
Recommended:
130–140 cm
above the ground
Level
Mounting hole
1. Place the rear cover on the wall, keep it horizontal,
and use a marker to mark the hole drilling positions
on the wall.
2.
Use a hammer drill to drill holes on the wall at the
marked positions, and place wall plugs into the holes.
3.
Use wall-mounting screws to secure the rear cover to
the wall. (Use an M6 Phillips screwdriver with a torque
of 1.4–1.6 N·m.)
x 4
1.
2.
3.
The cable stripping template is printed inside the carton. Use a wire stripper to strip the power cable based on
the template.
4.
Select an appropriate cord end terminal based on the cable diameter, and crimp the cord end terminal to the cable.
5. Connect the power cable through the cable inlet based on the actual cable route. Squeeze the cable rubber
cover in the cable inlet. (If the cable diameter is 22±1 mm, you do not need to squeeze the cable rubber cover
in the charger. Attach it to the charger enclosure.)
Cable diameters supported
by the rubber cover (mm)
Communications
cable inlet
Power cable inlets
Power cable
inlet
Ring 1
Rubber cover
Left cabling
Right cabling Bottom cabling
Middle cabling
Ring 7 (18.5±1)
Ring 5 (15.0±0.5)
Ring 6 (16.5±1)
Ring 9 (22±1)
Stripping template
14mm
Right Wiring Left Wiring
PE GNYE
N BU
L3 GY
L2 BK
L1 BN
PE GNYE
N BU
L3 GY
L2 BK
L1 BN
200 10 10 10
200 10 10 10
Three-Phase Cable Stripping Suggestions
14mm
Bottom Wiring Middle Wiring
PE GNYE
N BU
L3 GY
L2 BK
L1 BN
PE GNYE
N BU
L3 GY
L2 BK
L1 BN
180 20 10
230
10 10
Three-Phase Cable Stripping Suggestions
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