SENEC Wallbox pro s - Blocking Device; Charging a Vehicle; Cleaning the Wallbox; Configurable Blocking Device

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2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
OperatingtheSENEC.Wallboxprosisdescribedin
detail below.
2.1 Cleaning the Wallbox
Neveruseaggressivecleaningagents(e.g.petro-
leum ether, acetone, ethanol or methylated spir-
it-basedglasscleaner)whencleaningtheSENEC.
Wallboxprosandparticularlytheplasticwindow.
Theseagentscouldattackordamagethesurface.
Usemilddetergentsolutions(washing-upliquid,
neutralcleaner)andasoft,dampenedclothfor
cleaning.
2.2 Operation
2.2.1 Charging a vehicle
Charging process
1.FullyunwindthechargingcablefromtheWallbox.
2. Remove the cover cap from the charging cable
coupler.
3.Plugthechargingcableintothevehicle.
Assoonasyouhavepluggedthechargingcable
intothevehicle,theWallboxswitchesto“ready
for operation” and the front illumination lights
upwhite.Whenthevehiclehasrequestedthe
charging process, the front illumination pulsates
andchargingtakesplace.Whenthevehicleends
thechargingprocess,theWallboxcompletesthe
charging process. The front illumination lights up
white. These two operating states can repeat several
times during a complete charging cycle.
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If an external blocking device is used,
the system checks whether an external
block (due to a key-operated switch,
for example) is active when the vehicle
is connected. The front illumination
lights up white with brief interruptions
(95%on/5% off) and charging does not
take place until external enabling has
been issued. Once external enabling has
been issued, the front illumination lights
up with a steady white light until the
vehicle requests the charging process.
End of charging
Whenthechargingprocesshasended,unplug
the charging cable from the vehicle and close the
charging cable coupler with the cover cap. Then
windthechargingcableontotheWallbox.
TheWallboxswitchestostandbymodeafter
12minutestosaveenergy.
1.8.3 Blocking device
• Anoptionalexternalblockingdevice(e.g.key-
operatedswitch)canbeconnectedtotheinternal
interface. Fig.Xshowstheblockingdevice
interface.
• Ifanexternalblockingdevice(e.g.key-operated
switch)isconnected,thechargingprocessis
notstarteduntiltheexternalblockingdevice
enablesit.
1.8.4 Congurable blocking device
• TheSENEC.Wallboxprosofferstheoptionof
conguringtwodifferentoperatingmodesfor
theblockingdevice.
• The mode allows the charging power to be
reduced by remote access if necessary.
• Block factory setting for charging
Factorysetting(switchS5/2)toOFF.
Openingtheswitchingcontactwillblockthe
Wallbox(chargingnotpossible).
• Conguration for reduced charging
SetswitchS5/2toON.
Opening the switching contact will reduce the
chargingcurrent(to8A).
1.9 Environment
This device is used for charging electric vehicles and
isaccordinglysubjecttoEUDirective2012/19/EU
onWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment
(WEEE).Itmustbedisposedofinaccordancewith
the national and regional provisions for electrical
and electronic devices. Old devices and batteries
must not be disposed of via the domestic waste or
bulkywastedisposalsystem.Thedeviceshouldbe
rendered non-functional before it is disposed of.
Disposeofthepackagingmaterialinthecommon
collection containers for cardboard, paper and
plastic in your region.
1.10 Declaration of Conformity
TheconformitydeclarationandtheCEmarkingon
the product are applicable in the EU member states.
TheDeclarationofConformitycanbedownloaded
from the manufacturer’s website.