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Brand | United Chargers |
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Model | GRIZZL-E SMART |
Category | Battery Charger |
Language | English |
Explains warning symbols like personal injury, fire, electric shock, and equipment damage.
Outlines essential safety steps for using electrical products to prevent hazards.
States products require no routine maintenance but periodic inspections, and prohibits unauthorized repairs.
Details how to adjust max current for different circuit ratings (50A, 40A, 30A, 20A).
Explains automatic restart after temporary errors or power outages.
Describes security pin and coupler lock for securing the charging station.
Lists and illustrates all parts included in the GRIZZL-E Smart EVSE package.
Specifies the required dedicated circuit ratings (50A, 40A, 30A, 20A) and breaker types.
Details the necessity of equipment grounding via a permanent wiring system or grounding conductor.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting the charger's maximum current output using DIP switches.
Lists all necessary tools and parts for mounting the charging station securely.
Details the steps for attaching the mounting bracket and securing the charging station to the wall.
Guides users on verifying Wi-Fi signal strength and encryption type for optimal setup.
Provides instructions for connecting the Grizzl-E charger to a home Wi-Fi network.
Explains how to connect to United Chargers or third-party OCPP networks for smart features.
Details the procedure for switching to a different OCPP network provider.
Describes the meaning of different LED and buzzer patterns during charging and fault conditions.
Outlines the procedure for troubleshooting and resolving persistent red steady or red flashing fault indicators.
Instructions on how to properly connect the charger to the EV and initiate a charging session.
Steps for safely unplugging the connector and stopping the charging session.
Explains the charger's auto-restart feature for temporary errors and power interruptions.