DELTACO EV Charger

Safety Instructions

• Follow the manual for safe operation. Failure to do so may result in personal injury or property damage.
• Always follow the documentation for charging your electric vehicle.
• Regularly inspect the charger for visible damage. Using a damaged charger poses a risk of electric shock.
• Before powering on, ensure the device is properly grounded to prevent accidents.
• Do not use the charger if it is damaged.
• Do not open or modify any part of the device yourself. Maintenance should only be performed by authorized electricians with appropriate tools.
• Before powering on, confirm that the power supply voltage and amperage match the device's requirements.
• Use only for charging electric vehicles.
• Do not use this device with an extension cord or adapter.
• Do not disconnect the device while it is charging.
• Protect the device from liquids, water, rain, wind, snow, and sand, even if it has an IP66 rating. Safety is paramount.
• Store the device at ambient temperatures between -40°C and +70°C. The ambient air should not contain acids, alkalis, or other corrosive or explosive gases.
• Connect the device to an earthed socket.
• Do not let the charger hang by the cable, as wear and tear on the cable and contacts can be significant due to the weight. This poses a risk of electric shock, property damage, and personal injury. Support the weight of the charger and cable safely and stably, for example, by hanging it on a hook via the rear mounting hole.
• If the charger or cable is placed on the ground, it can be easily damaged. Keep it off the ground and protected from falls.
• This product may present a tripping hazard.
• Old or faulty contacts or cable branches in the building can cause overheating under high loads, potentially leading to a fire risk. For this reason, have the electrical installation checked by an authorized electrical installation company.
• (Applicable to EV-1125, EV-1225 only): Standard wall outlets and engine pre-heater outlets (Schuko type) are not designed for EV charging and cannot handle recurring high loads over extended periods. Limit charging to 10A. This limitation does not apply to industrial contacts (IEC/EN 60309).

Diagrams Description

• Diagram 1: Illustrates plugging a standard European (Schuko) electrical plug into a wall socket.
• Diagram 2: Shows two portable charging boxes. The left one is labeled "EV-1125, EV-1225" and displays indicator lights for Power, 10A (Green), 16A (Blue), and Fault. The right one is labeled "EV-1227" and displays similar indicator lights but labeled "Power", "6A-Green", "8A-Blue", and "Fault".
• Diagram 3: Depicts a hand holding the charging connector and inserting it into an electric vehicle's charging port.
• Diagram 4: Shows the complete setup: the charger connected to a wall socket, the cable running to the electric vehicle, and the connector plugged into the car's charging port.
• Diagram 5: A close-up view of the electric vehicle's charging port with the charger's connector being inserted.
• Diagram 6: Similar to Diagram 1, showing the plug being inserted into the wall socket.
• Diagram 7: A detailed view of the electric vehicle's charging port and the charger's connector, emphasizing the connection mechanism.

Use Locations

Typical use locations for this product include sheltered areas or locations with roofs, such as a garage or a covered parking space.

Compatibility

• Charger EV-1125 is compatible with all electric vehicles using Type 1 connectors.
• Charger EV-1225/EV-1227 is compatible with all electric vehicles using Type 2 connectors.
• Do not use with other connector types.

Usage

1. Connect to a power supply (to an earthed socket).
2. Use the button to switch amperage:
   • EV-1125/EV-1225: 10A / 16A
   • EV-1227: 6A / 8A
3. Connect to the electric vehicle's charging port. The charger automatically detects the connection status and handshake protocol, then begins charging.

LED Indicators (EV-1125/EV-1225)

• Power LED: Can be lit green or off.
• 10A/16A LED: Can be lit green for 10A, blue for 16A, or off.
• Fault LED: Can be lit red or off.

LED Status Combinations:

• Connected to Power: "Power" is on, "10A"/"16A", and "Fault" are lit for 0.5 seconds.
• Ready for Charging: "Power" is on, "10A"/"16A" is on, "Fault" is off.
• Normal Charging: "Power" is on, "10A"/"16A" flashes every 1 second, "Fault" is off.
• Charging Fault: "Power" is on, "10A"/"16A" is off, "Fault" is on.
• Charging Completed: "Power" is on, "10A"/"16A" is off, "Fault" is off.

LED Indicators (EV-1227)

• Power LED: Can be lit green or off.
• 6A/8A LED: Can be lit green for 6A, blue for 8A, or off.
• Fault LED: Can be lit red or off.

LED Status Combinations:

• Connected to Power: "Power" is on, "6A"/"8A", and "Fault" are lit for 0.5 seconds.
• Ready for Charging: "Power" is on, "6A"/"8A" is on, "Fault" is off.
• Normal Charging: "Power" is on, "6A"/"8A" flashes every 1 second, "Fault" is off.
• Charging Fault: "Power" is on, "6A"/"8A" is off, "Fault" is on.
• Charging Completed: "Power" is on, "6A"/"8A" is off, "Fault" is off.

Fault Status

The "Fault" LED will flash differently depending on the fault or activated protection:

• 1 flash: Communication failure.
• 2 flashes: Under-voltage protection.
• 3 flashes: Over-voltage protection.
• 4 flashes: Ungrounded protection.
• 5 flashes: Over-current protection.
• 6 flashes: Short-circuit protection.
• 7 flashes: Current leakage protection.
• 8 flashes: Over-temperature protection.

Cleaning

Disconnect the device from the power supply and clean it with a dry cloth.

Support

More product information can be found at www.deltaco.eu.

Contact us by email: help@deltaco.eu.