Wallbox Copper SB Installation Guide
Model: Copper SB
General Specifications
Connector Type: Type 2 Socket outlet
Dimensions: 260x192x113 mm
Weight: 2 kg
Operating Temperature: -25 °C to 40 °C
Storage Temperature: -40 °C to 70 °C
Standards: CE mark (LVD 2014/35/EU, EMCD 2014/30/EU), IEC 61851-1, IEC 61851-22, IEC 62196-2
Electrical Specifications
Charging Power: 11 kW (3P) / 22 kW (3P)
Rated Voltage AC ± 10%: 400V
Rated Current: 16 A (3P) / 32 A (3P)
Cable Section: up to 5x 10 mm²
Rated Frequency: 50 Hz / 60 Hz
Configurable Current: from 6 A to rated current
Protection Rating: IP54 / IK08
Overvoltage Category: CAT III
Residual Current Detection: DC 6 mA
External RCCB required per local regulations: Type A or Type B
Protection against electric shock: CLASS I
Part Number Structure
The part number structure follows a pattern: 1-Model, 2-Cable, 3-Connector, 4-Power, 5-Version, 6-Custom.
Example: COPPER SB XXXX-X-X-X-X-XXX
Specific configurations include CPB1 (Socket, 3-11 kW, RFID+DC Leakage) and Copper SB (Socket with shutter, 2-Type 2, XX2 - Black, 4-22 kW).
Tools Required
The following tools are recommended for installation:
- Hammer
- Electric Drill with 8 mm bits
- Spirit Level
- Philips Screwdriver
- Cutting Pliers
- Torx 20 driver
- Torx 15 driver
- Measuring Tape
- Utility Knife
- Pencil
Included Mounting Parts
The following parts are included for mounting:
- K: Screws Ø6 x 50 mm (x4)
- L: Wall Anchors Ø8 x 40 mm (x4)
- M: M25 Grommet (x1)
- N: Rubber Plugs (x6)
- O: Cable clamp (x1)
- P: Screws Ø4.2 x 25 mm (x2)
- Q: Screws Ø3.5 x 10 mm (x8)
- R: Screws M4 x 6 mm (x2)
Installation Steps
1. Drilling
A. Place the drilling template on the wall and mark the four fixing points. Ensure a clearance of 0.5-1 m on all sides. Diagram shows a template being placed on a wall, marking points, and indicating a clearance of 0.5-1m on all sides.
B. Drill holes where the fixing points are marked. The drill bit size required is Ø8 mm. Diagram shows drilling into marked points.
C. Insert the wall anchors into the fixing holes. Diagram shows wall anchors being inserted into drilled holes.
2. Opening the Cover
A. Remove the frame from the charger by unclipping it from the top. Then pull the rest of the frame off. Diagram shows the charger cover frame being unclipped and removed.
B. Open the nine clips manually to carefully unclip the cover. Disconnect the communications cable from the cover. Avoid using tools for this step. Diagram shows manual unfastening of nine clips and disconnecting a cable.
C. Position the current selector to the appropriate setting according to the electrical installation. Positions 0, 8, and 9 are reserved for Power Sharing Smart. Diagram shows a current selector dial with positions 0-9 and R.
3. Connections
3.1 Lower Connection
A. Fix the charger on the wall by inserting the screws (Ø4.2 x 25 mm) and then the rubber plugs. Diagram shows screws and rubber plugs being inserted into the charger base.
B. Make an incision on the grommet for the power supply cable. Diagram shows making a cut in a rubber grommet.
C. Insert the power supply cable through the grommet and secure it with the cable clamp. Use screws (Ø6 x 50 mm) for wall fixing. Diagram shows the power cable being fed through the grommet and secured with a clamp.
3.2 Rear Connection
A. Remove the knock-out on the back of the charger and insert the M25 grommet. Diagram shows removing a knockout and inserting an M25 grommet.
B. Make an incision on the grommet and insert the power supply cable. Diagram shows making a cut in the grommet and inserting the cable.
C. Fix the device on the wall by inserting the screws (Ø6 x 50 mm) and then the rubber plugs. Diagram shows fixing the device to the wall with screws and plugs.
4. Electrical Wiring
Ensure the maximum voltage is less than 264 V between L & N inputs.
Diagrams illustrate different wiring configurations:
- Single Phase Set-up
- Three-Phase Set-up
- Three-Phase No Neutral
- Bi-phase No Neutral
- Bi-phase Set-up
Diagrams show terminal connections for L1, L2, L3, N, PE for various configurations.
5. Ethernet Connection
This section applies if power supply and Ethernet cables are not installed in the same outlet.
A. Remove the knock-out next to the power supply input and insert a rubber plug. Diagram shows removing a knockout and inserting a rubber plug.
B. Make an incision in the rubber plug and insert the ethernet cable without the RJ45 connector. Ensure there is sufficient slack in the cable inside the charger for future maintenance. Diagram shows making a cut in the rubber plug and inserting the Ethernet cable.
C. Crimp the RJ45 connector to the cable and connect the cable to the Ethernet port on the charger. Diagram shows crimping an RJ45 connector and connecting it to the charger's Ethernet port.
For 3G/4G interface (optional feature, requires an accessory), find instructions on https://support.wallbox.com.
6. Closing the Cover
A. Attach the open end of the communications cable to the connector on the cover. Diagram shows connecting the cable to the cover connector.
B. Close the nine clips carefully and tighten the eight screws. Maximum torque/speed values: 1.2 Nm / 30 rpm. Diagram shows closing clips and tightening screws.
C. Fit the frame over the charger and then insert and tighten the two screws (T20). Diagram shows fitting the frame and tightening screws.
Important Safety Note: The charger should only be opened, closed, and serviced by a professional electrician. Do not attempt to service the charger yourself, as this may void the product warranty.
7. Registering the Charger
A. Locate the Serial Number (SN) and the UID of your charger.
B. Download the myWallbox App and register.
C. Add your charger by introducing the requested data.
D. Check for latest updates.
For OCPP activation, refer to the manual at https://support.wallbox.com/en/knowledge-base/ocpp_activation_manual/
Safety and Maintenance Instructions
General Safety:
- Installation, maintenance, and servicing must be performed only by qualified personnel according to local regulations. Unauthorized modifications void the warranty.
- Do not use if the enclosure or connector is damaged. Contact your distributor.
- Do not touch the charging cable if the connector emits smoke or melts. Stop charging if possible.
- Power off the charger before opening or cleaning. Do not use solvents. Use a clean, dry cloth. Do not open in rain.
- Take precautions with electronic medical implants.
- Use the charger within specified operating parameters and environmental conditions.
- Ventilation is not supported.
- Avoid installation in direct sunlight or extreme weather.
Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity: Wallbox declares that the Copper SB complies with Directives 2014/53/EU, 2014/30/EU, and 2014/35/EU. Full text available at https://support.wallbox.com/en/knowledge-base/ce-declaration/
Connector Recommendations:
- Do not use if the charging cable is damaged, frayed, or has broken insulation.
- Do not use with cable adapters or extension cables.
- Never tighten the charging cable while connected.
- Use the provided plug holder to protect the connector.
Installation Instructions:
- Watch the installation video on Wallbox Academy: https://support.wallbox.com
- Ensure the mounting surface can support the charger's weight and mechanical forces.
- The charger must be permanently connected to the electrical Earth.
- Install in a sufficiently ventilated area, away from flammable materials, direct sunlight, and moisture.
Electrical Protection:
- Line must comply with local regulations.
- Protect with an external MCB (C-curve, 6kA, max 32A) and RCCB (Type A or B, manual reset).
Disposal Advice: Dispose of according to local regulations for electronic waste.
Limited Warranty: 2 years from date of purchase against material and workmanship defects. See manual for full details.
Legal Notice: Information is subject to change. Images are for illustration only.
Service
For assistance, contact Wallbox:
- Belgium/Belgique: +32 2 808 88 28
- Denmark: +45 70 71 30 14
- Germany: +49 69 96759775
- Spain: +34 932 20 95 75
- France: +33 1 76 46 09 15
- Italy: +39 011 1962 2461
- Netherlands: +31 20 808 0847
- Norway: +47 51 74 20 00
- Portugal: +351 308 801 440
- Switzerland/Suisse: +41 43 508 06 75
- Sweden: +46 10 888 70 24
- United Kingdom: +44 20 3318 3779
Website: www.wallbox.com
Email: service@wallbox.com
