inspected. The complete commissioning checklist, is available at
mediabank.kempower.com.
•
Clearly document all observations and possible deviations you find
during the inspection.
• Take pictures of the installation site:
• Layout of the charging power unit and charging points
• Distribution/transformer cabinet that supplies the charging power
unit
• Cable connections in and between the charging power unit and
charging points
7.1.1. Sensory inspection
The electrical contractor does the sensory inspection. Its purpose is to verify
that the installation obeys the local laws, regulations, and requirements.
Make sure that:
• Fire safety is inspected and approved.
• The voltage-carrying conductors are correctly touch-protected.
• The bending of cables does not exceed the minimum bending radius
specified by the cable manufacturer.
• All components and cables are in place, correctly installed, and
protected.
• All units are in operating condition and have no visible damages.
• All charging cables, vehicle connectors, and possible charging sockets
are in operating condition and have no visible damages.
• All units are firmly secured to their installation surface.
• All labels on the units are clear and obey the electrical design
documentation.
• If the configuration has an equipment stop button (option), it is in place
and operates correctly.
• If the configuration requires an emergency stop circuit, it is in place and
operates correctly.
CHARGING EQUIPMENT FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES INSTALLATION MANUAL
CONFIDENTIAL – CERTIFIED PARTNERS 115 REV 2.40 EN 04-2024
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