Introduction
Safety Recommendations
This manual contains important safety instructions that must be followed during installation and maintenance of the equipment.
Installation must be carried out by qualified personnel. A dedicated, state-of-the-art electricity supply system must be designed and installed, and the system must be certified in compliance with local regulations and the energy supply contract.
Operators are required to read and fully understand this manual, and to comply strictly with the instructions it contains.
Installation must be carried out in accordance with the regulations in force in the country of installation, and in compliance with all safety regulations for carrying out electrical work. Personal protective equipment must be used, as required by the laws of the country of destination and the instructions of employers.
⚠️ Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. cannot be held liable for damage caused to persons and/or property, or to the equipment, if the conditions described below have not been complied with.
The purpose of this document is to support qualified technicians who have received appropriate training, and demonstrated suitable skills and knowledge in the construction, installation, operation and maintenance of electrical equipment.
Warranty and Delivery Conditions
Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. declares that the equipment complies with the legal provisions currently in force in the country of installation and has issued the relative declaration of conformity.
Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. assumes no responsibility for failure to comply with the instructions for proper installation, and cannot be held responsible for systems upstream or downstream of the equipment supplied.
Free2move eSolutions eSolutions S.p.A. cannot be held responsible for defects or malfunctions deriving from: improper use of the equipment; deterioration due to transport or particular environmental conditions; incorrect or insufficient maintenance; tampering or unsafe repairs; use or installation by unqualified persons.
Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. is not responsible for any disposal of the equipment, or parts thereof, that does not comply with the regulations and laws in force in the country of installation.
NOTE: It is absolutely forbidden to modify the equipment. Any modification, manipulation or alteration of the hardware or software not expressly agreed with the manufacturer will immediately void the warranty.
Purpose of the Document
This installation and maintenance manual is a guide to help you to work safely and carry out operations needed to keep your equipment in good working order.
If the equipment is used in a manner not specified in this manual, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired. This document contains the information deemed necessary for the installation and routine maintenance of the equipment.
This document has been carefully checked by Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. but oversights cannot be completely ruled out. If any errors are noted, please inform Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. Except for explicit contractual obligations, under no circumstances may Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. be held liable for any loss or damage resulting from use of this manual, or from installation of the equipment.
This document was originally written in English. In the event of any inconsistencies or doubts, please ask Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. for the original document.
List of Documents in the Appendix
In addition to this manual, product documentation can be viewed and downloaded by visiting www.esolutions.free2move.com/document-library/.
Warnings
Danger of electric shock and fire
- Before installing or using the device, make sure that none of the components have been damaged. Damaged components can lead to electrocution, short circuits, and fire due to overheating. A device with damage or defects must not be used.
- Install eProWallbox away from petrol cans or combustible substances in general.
- Before carrying out any maintenance, ensure the power supply is switched off.
- Before installing eProWallbox, ensure the main power source has been disconnected.
- Before putting back or moving eProWallbox, ensure the device is not connected to the power supply.
- eProWallbox must only be used for the specific applications it is designed for.
- Installation, maintenance or repairs not carried out correctly may pose risks to the user. Please ensure that eProWallbox is only used in correct operating conditions.
- The device must be connected to an electricity network in compliance with local and international standards, and all the technical requisites indicated in this manual.
- Children or other persons not able to gauge risks related to the installation or use of the device could suffer serious injury, or put their lives at risk. Such persons must not operate the device and must be supervised when close to it.
- Pets or other animals must be kept away from the device and packaging material.
- Children must not play with the device, accessories or packaging provided with the product.
- eProWallbox does not contain components that the user can repair or maintain autonomously.
- The only part that can be removed from eProWallbox (solely during the installation and dismantling stages and following the instructions) is the removable cover. eProWallbox should not be opened further unless by qualified personnel during installation, dismantling or maintenance.
- eProWallbox can only be used with an energy source.
- eProWallbox must be treated and disposed of in compliance with current legislation, separately from normal household waste, as electric and electronic waste (WEEE).
- Necessary precautions to ensure safe operation with Active Implantable Medical Devices must be taken. To determine whether the charging process could adversely affect the medical device, please contact its manufacturer.
1. General Information
eProWallbox is an Alternate Current charging solution for powering electric vehicles and hybrid plug-ins, and is ideal for semi-public and residential use. The device is available in three-phase or single-phase configurations, and is equipped with a Type 2 socket.
The device charges electric vehicles up to 22 kW in three phase, or up to 7.4 kW in single phase. The product includes connectivity options that allow it to be monitored remotely via a Web-based portal. The device can be managed via a dedicated App.
This model is equipped with a SIM card for connection to the 4G mobile network.
The SIM card is automatically activated the first time the wallbox is powered up. The contract is active for the first year free of charge. For further details check the eSolutions website www.esolutions.free2move.com
This document describes how to install the product. A description of the characteristics of the equipment is provided to identify key components and set out the technical terms used in this manual. This chapter contains information on models, details of equipment, characteristics and technical data, overall dimensions and identification of the equipment.
Product versions: F2ME.EPROSCYYXXX
1.1. Fields of Use
Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. declines all liability for any damage whatsoever due to incorrect or careless actions.
The equipment may not be used for any purpose other than the one it is intended to fulfil. The equipment must not be used by inexperienced personnel, or even by expert personnel if the equipment undergoes operations that do not comply with this manual and accompanying documentation.
This piece of equipment is a charging device for electric vehicles; the following classification (according to IEC 61851-1) identifies its characteristics:
- Power supply: permanently connected to the AC power supply grid
- Output: alternate current
- Environmental conditions: indoor / outdoor use
- Fixed wall installation
- Protection against electric shock: Class I
- EMC Environment classification: Class B
- Charging type: Mode 3 according to the IEC 61851-1 standard
- Optional function for ventilation not supported.
1.2. Symbol and Definitions
Symbol | Description |
---|---|
⚠️ | General warning |
? | It is mandatory to consult the original manual and additional documentation |
? | Prohibition or restrictions |
♻️ | Although they are not made of materials that are harmful to health, the products should not be disposed of along with household waste but must be collected separately, because they are made of materials that can be recycled |
⚡ | Sign for electrical voltage hazard |
? | Electronic device installation carried out by qualified personnel only |
⚠️ | This symbol indicates a situation that may cause material damage to eProWallbox |
1.3. Identification Label
The information on the label is shown in the figure below. The details may differ from those shown in the figure, depending on the version of the product. The Part Number and Serial Number can also be found on the packaging as well as in the eSolutions Charging app after authentication.
Diagram Description: The diagram shows two locations (labeled 1 and 2) on the eProWallbox where identification labels are found. Label 1 is a larger label on the main body, showing company details (Free2Move e Solutions S.p.A., Milan - Italy), product type (EV Supply Equipment), Part Number (PN: F2ME.EPROSC00XXX), Serial Number (SN: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX), electrical ratings (400Vac 32Amax -25°C+50°C - 3P+N+PE 50Hz), IP rating (IP55), manufacturing date (12-2021), and origin (Designed in Italy & Made in Italy), along with CE marking. Label 2 is a smaller label, likely on a different part or version, showing similar information including PN and SN, and CE marking.
The label inside the package with the printed letter C indicates the type of socket installed on the product. This label should be applied near the socket when installation is completed.
Technical Standards: AC, EN 62192-2, TYPE 2, Plug and socket, ≤ 480 V RMS.
1.4. Product Dimensions and Characteristics
Diagram Description: The diagram shows the external dimensions of the eProWallbox. The overall dimensions are approximately 403 mm in height, 336 mm in width, and 190 mm in depth. The diagram also illustrates the main components when the device is opened: Cover, Base, Middle Base, and External Cover.
1.5. Technical Specifications
Description | Value |
---|---|
Charging Mode | Mode 3 - case B |
Connector Standard | Type 2 |
Connector features | Socket with lid and internal shutter |
Marking | CE, UKCA |
Dimensions | 403x336x190mm |
Weight | ~ 3,8 kg |
Protection degree | IP55 |
Impact protection rating | IK08 |
Housing | UV resistant plastic |
Power [kW] | Up to 7.4 single-phase, Up to 22 three-phase |
Voltage [V/Hz] | 230 / 50-60 single-phase, 400 / 50-60 three-phase |
Current [A] | Up to 32 |
Electrical installation | 3P + N + PE, 32A, 400 V / 50-60 Hz; P + N + PE, 32 A, 230 V / 50-60 Hz |
AC power system | TT,TN,IT |
Operating Temperature range [°C] | -25°C/+50°C (without direct exposure to sunlight) |
Overheating protection | Yes |
Humidity Resistance | < 95% (non condensing) |
Housing fire ratings | UL94 V-0 | GWFI 960 |
Overvoltage category | OVC III |
Residual current monitoring | Yes, 6 mA DC sensitive RCM device included for DC-leakage & 30 mA AC sensitive RCM device included for AC- leakage |
Maximum installation height [m] | 2000 a.s.l. |
Mounting | Wall or optionally on a dedicated pole |
RS-485 Modbus RTU | Yes, n.2 communication ports |
Bluetooth LE 4.0 | Yes |
Wi-Fi | Yes |
4G/LTE | Yes |
OCPP 1.6 | Yes |
Mobile App | Yes |
RFID reader | Yes |
HMI | Yes, 3.5" TFT touchscreen display |
Over-the-air SW upgrade | Yes |
Energy Meter (built-in) | Yes not MID |
Load management | Yes, Static; Yes, Dynamic w/ Power Meter 1 ph (Optional); Yes, Dynamic w/ Power Meter 3 ph (Optional) |
ISO15118 | Yes |
2. Installation
⚠️ WARNING: Failure to observe the instructions in this manual may cause serious damage to both the product and the installer (in the most serious cases, injuries may be fatal). Please read this manual carefully before installing, switching on and using the product. Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. recommends only using experienced professionals who comply with current regulations to install the product correctly.
Once the device has been powered up, the display will not turn on immediately. This can take up to one minute.
2.1. Preparing for Installation
⚠️ The entire power supply system must be prepared and calibrated in compliance with local and international standards in force, according to the product configuration and chosen power rating.
Before choosing and installing the device, the installer must consider local restrictions as set out in the IEC 61851-1 standard. However, it remains the responsibility of the installer to check that these regulations are still in effect, and above all to verify whether additional local regulations apply and could restrict use of these devices in the country of destination.
Installation must comply with IEC 60364-7-722 standard.
Installation and start-up of the device should only be carried out by qualified personnel who are able to identify hazards and act safely.
Before proceeding with the installation, make sure that:
- Input power is completely switched off, and remains so until installation is complete
- The work area is adequately cordoned off (access by persons not involved in the work must be prevented)
- Installation should not be carried out with wet hands and no jets of water should be aimed at the product
- The product is not installed in rain, fog or high humidity
- The product packaging is perfectly intact and free from obvious damage. If the product is damaged, please request support from www.esolutionscharging.com/contact-us
- The product and all components are completely intact and free from any obvious defects or faults. If any damage is noted, the installation procedure must be abandoned immediately, and technical support must be contacted.
The design of the entire electrical system to which the product is to be connected must first be determined by a qualified professional. The device's electrical data, which should be referred to in order to correctly gauge the size of the power supply system, are displayed on the device's identification label.
2.2. Tools Required
- Cutter
- Torx T20 screwdriver
- Phillips screwdriver
- Slotted screwdriver
- Hammer
- Pencil
- Drill and 10mm diameter bit
Do not use an electrical screwdriver to assemble the wallbox or to fix it to the wall. Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. declines any liability for damage to persons or things arising from use of such tools.
2.3. Package Content
- eProWallbox
- 3x Ø10x50mm wall plugs with screws
- 1x RFID Card
- 1x drilling template for installation
- Product documentation
2.4. Space and Positioning
⚠️ Make sure that there are no heat sources, flammable substances or electromagnetic sources in the installation area, either when installing the product or throughout the product's lifetime.
In addition, the installation site must be sufficiently ventilated to ensure proper heat dispersion. Make sure that the chosen area is covered by mobile phone reception or by Wi-Fi coverage.
Before installing, ensure that environmental conditions (such as temperature, altitude and humidity) comply with the product specifications.
To ensure the device functions properly, and to enable it to be used properly by the user, the space around the device must be left clear to allow air to circulate and the cable to be moved properly. It must also allow charging by the user and routine or non-routine maintenance operations to be conducted safely.
It is necessary to take into account the space needed to park the electric vehicle to be charged.
eProWallbox must not be installed in places:
- at risk of explosion (EX environment)
- used for escape routes
- where articles may fall on it (e.g. suspended ladders or car tyres) or where it is likely to be hit and damaged (e.g. close to a door or in vehicle operating spaces)
- where there is a risk of pressurized jets of water (e.g. because of washing systems, power washers or garden hoses)
eProWallbox is designed to withstand direct sunlight and bad weather conditions, however to increase its useful life and to limit thermal derating, it is suggested to protect the device from direct exposure to sunlight and rain, using a canopy. The following indications must be followed when choosing the position to install eProWallbox:
- avoid not fixed walls
- avoid walls made of inflammable material or covered in inflammable material (e.g. wood, carpet, etc.)
- ensure sufficient ventilation for the device – do not mount it inside a niche or a closet
- avoid accumulation of heat - keep the device away from heat sources
- avoid exposure to water infiltration
- avoid excessive leaps in temperature.
2.5. First Opening
Using the groove on the bottom, detach the external cover of eProWallbox from the housing, secured with 6 elastic plugs. To proceed with the installation, the cover can be removed by unscrewing 6 screws.
Diagram Description: The diagram shows two steps for opening the eProWallbox. Step 1 indicates using a groove on the bottom to detach the external cover, which is secured by elastic plugs. Step 2 shows arrows pointing to screws that need to be removed to fully detach the cover for installation.
2.6. Wall Mounting
⚠️ The national and international building regulations set out in IEC 60364-1 and IEC 60364-5-52 must be respected when fixing eProWallbox to the wall. Correct positioning of the charging station is important to ensure it functions properly.
To fix the main body to the wall, 3 plugs (Ø 10x50 mm) are required. The plugs supplied are universal, and are suitable for solid or hollow brick walls. For installation on walls made of different materials (e.g. plasterboard), specific plugs are required, and must only be installed once the maximum permissible load has been verified.
- Before installation, it is necessary to determine the position and distances from walls. We recommend maintaining a distance of about 50-60 cm from the walls to facilitate installation and maintenance.
- To facilitate installation and wall mounting, use the template supplied to drill the 3 fixing holes. The template should also be used for levelling with a spirit level.
- Using a drill, make 3x Ø10 mm holes where the fixing points are marked. The minimum depth of the hole must be 60 mm. Then remove any drilling residue from the holes.
Diagram Description: The diagram illustrates the wall mounting process. It shows a template with marked fixing points (labeled 1, 2, 3) and dimensions (156 mm, 296 mm). It indicates drilling 3 holes of Ø10 mm with a minimum depth of 60 mm. Another part of the diagram shows the wall with the 3 fixing plugs inserted and the main body of the eProWallbox being secured to the wall with screws. The recommended wall height for mounting is indicated as 130-140 cm.
- Push the fixing plugs into the holes with a hammer.
- Secure the main body to the wall by inserting the screws through the holes.
2.7. Installation of External Protection Devices
The product is only equipped with a 6 mA DC direct current detection device. Consequently, in accordance with the IEC 61851-1 standard, the device must be protected upstream by externally installing a Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) and a Residual current device (RCD). eProWallbox is not fitted with a PEN fault detection system.
MCB: Recommended C curve, 5kA rated short-circuit capacity. Rated current according to power supply and charger setting, but no more than 32 A. In the event of a short circuit, the value of I2t at the vehicle connector of the charging station should not exceed 75000 A2s. The overcurrent protection devices should comply with IEC 60947-2, IEC 60947-6-2, IEC 61009-1 or the relevant parts of IEC 60898 series or IEC 60269 series.
RCD: According to local regulations, at least Type A. Manual reset type only. The RCD should have a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30 mA and should comply with one of the following standards: IEC 61008-1, IEC 61009-1, IEC 60947-2 and IEC 62423. The RCD should disconnect all live conductors.
SPD: To prevent potential damage to the electric vehicle caused by overvoltage, we strongly recommend protecting the power supply circuit of the connection point with an SPD.
IMD: If installed in IT-type systems, an insulation monitoring device (IMD) compliant with CEI EN 61557-8 must be fitted.
⚠️ If installed in TN-type systems, there may be additional specific local regulations regarding system safety and protection against faults that the installer must understand and implement. A circuit powering a connection point must not be included in a PEN conductor in a TN system.
2.8. Power Supply Connection
The equipment must be powered by cables of an appropriate size and which are capable of withstanding the current for which the product has been designed. Make sure the cables are of a suitable size before wiring, and that the maximum permissible bending radius is not exceeded. The device's electrical data, which should be referred to in order to size the power supply system correctly, are displayed on the device's identification label (see chapter 1.3).
The following guidelines provide information on which power supply cables to use and the recommended conductor size:
- Minimum conductor size: 6 mm²
- Maximum conductor side: 10 mm²
- Stripping length for power supply cables: 18 mm
Diagram Description: The diagram shows a cross-section of power supply cables. It indicates a stripping length of approximately 18 mm. The cable configuration shown is 6 + 10 mm², representing conductors for Line (L), Neutral (N), and Protective Earth (PE). The symbols for PE, N, and L are clearly depicted.
⚡ The power supply to the device must remain switched off throughout this step. Failure to comply with these instructions can lead to serious damage to people and property, including death.
2.8.1. Three Phase Installation
In the case of three-phase installation, follow the steps below:
- Loosen the left-hand box sheath (P) and insert the Ø 25 mm corrugated sheath.
- Tighten the box sheath (P).
- Insert the power supply cables and connect phases (L1, L2, L3), the neutral (N) and the earthing cable (PE) to the CN1 power supply terminal block, making sure that the entire stripped section of each cable is fully inserted into each terminal.
Diagram Description: The diagram shows a close-up of the CN1 terminal block within the eProWallbox. It illustrates the connection points for L1, L2, L3 (phases), N (neutral), and PE (protective earth). Arrows indicate where the cables should be inserted into the terminals.
⚠️ To configure the maximum current phase unbalance, enable the load unbalance function through the Modbus Map. This configuration is mandatory in the following countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland.
For further details, check the dedicated manual on eSolutions website www.esolutions.free2move.com/document-library/.
2.8.2. Single Phase Installation
In the case of single-phase installation, follow the steps below:
- Loosen the left-hand box sheath (P) and insert the Ø 25 mm corrugated sheath.
- Tighten the box sheath (P).
- Insert the power supply cables and connect phase (L), neutral (N) and earthing cable (PE) to the CN1 power supply terminal block, making sure that the entire stripped section of each cable is fully inserted into each terminal.
Diagram Description: The diagram shows a close-up of the CN1 terminal block within the eProWallbox, similar to the three-phase diagram but simplified for single-phase. It illustrates the connection points for L (phase), N (neutral), and PE (protective earth). Arrows indicate where the cables should be inserted into the terminals.
2.9. Connecting Communication Cables
eProWallbox is equipped with the following communication features:
- 2x RS485
- RFID
- BLE
- Wi-Fi
- 4G/LTE
To connect external devices to the wallbox through the RS485 communication ports, such as MID certified energy meters for billing purposes or to enable additional functionalities like HEMS, or Dynamic Power Management using the Power Meter, follow the steps below and refer to the dedicated installation manuals available on the website www.esolutions.free2move.com/document-library/.
- Remove the protective cap from the right-hand box sheath (C) at the bottom of the device, loosen it and insert the corrugated sheath Ø 25 mm.
- Insert the communication cable, pulling to a length that reaches the corresponding communication port leaving some slack.
Holes that are not used must be closed using the protective caps provided to ensure the IP rating.
To perform a state-of-the-art installation, the communication cables must pass through the dedicated metal conduit inside the wallbox.
- Insert the desired connectors into the chosen communication ports.
- Repeat the procedure for every communication cable you wish to install.
For details on the available ports, please refer to the “Port Description” section.
⚡ The power supply of the device must remain switched off throughout this phase. Failure to comply with these instructions can lead to serious damage to persons and property, including death.
2.10. Port Description
The following table summarizes the ports available on eProWallbox:
Diagram Description: The diagram shows an internal view of the eProWallbox with various components and ports labeled. These include: RFID reader, RS485 x1 DC, RS485 x1 DPM, Rotary Switch, Shunt Trip, DIP switch, and Power Cable input.
Type | Port | Port code | Scope | N |
---|---|---|---|---|
Input | Power Cables | CN1 | Terminals for power cables | 1x |
Communication | RS485 DC | CN9 | RS485 Modbus for Daisy Chain communication | 2x |
RS485 DPM | CN12 | RS485 Modbus for external meter communication | 1x | |
Configuration | Rotary Switch | SW1 | Power safety limit setting | 1x |
DIP Switch | SW2 | Setting for IT grid connection | 1x | |
Safety | Shunt trip contact | CN3 | Free contact NO for MCB release | 1x |
DIP Switch SW2 for IT Systems
To install eProWallbox in IT systems, remove the plastic film from the DIP Switch SW2 and move both contacts to the ON position.
Diagram Description: The diagram shows a close-up of the DIP Switch SW2. It indicates that for IT system installation, the plastic film should be removed, and both contacts of the switch should be moved to the 'ON' position.
2.11. Setting the Rotary Selector
It is mandatory during the installation phase to set the required type of input power supply (single phase or three phase) and maximum power, according to the maximum power that can be supplied by the network, as per the following table.
⚠️ After changing the position of the Rotary Switch, restart the wallbox via app to make the changes effective.
Diagram Description: The diagram shows a view of the Rotary Switch (SW1) inside the eProWallbox. The table below lists the settings.
SW1 - Position | Single phase [kW] | Three phase [kW] |
---|---|---|
0 | 3.7 | - |
1 | 4.6 | - |
2 | 5.1 | - |
3 | 5.8 | - |
4 | 6.0 | - |
5 | 7.4 | - |
6 | - | 4.3 |
7 | - | 6.9 |
8 | - | 9.0 |
9 | - | 11.0 |
A | - | 13.1 |
B | - | 15.2 |
C | - | 17.3 |
D | - | 19.3 |
E | - | 20.7 |
F | - | 22.0 |
2.12. Shunt Trip Installation (Optional)
⚠️ Verify if in your country this feature is mandatory before installing the equipment.
eProWallbox is equipped with an AC normally open contact (CN3). To ensure correct selection of the shunt trip device, it is necessary to bear in mind that the contact on the eProWallbox has the following characteristics: rated 3A 250V, programmed to command a Shunt device in accordance with IEC 61851-1 standard. If a fault occurs in the internal switching device, this function is used to command the opening of the MCB (or similar safety device) placed upstream of the eProWallbox.
External devices used for this purpose can include:
- Motorized RCD
- Auxiliary contact of MCB
- Any other type of device compatible with this type of contact and with the above rating chosen by the installer.
The shunt trip device must be selected by the installer compatibly with the MCB device identified for correct installation.
- Couple the shunt trip device to the compatible MCB, following the instructions on the respective installation manuals.
- Connect the signal cables of the shunt trip device to the CN3 “push-in” terminal of the electronic board.
2.13. Closing Operations and Power Supply
- Check to ensure the power supply cables are connected properly, making sure that the respective positions of the phases and neutral in the CN1 terminal block respect the markings.
- Put the cover back on and secure with the screws removed previously (tightening torque 2.5 Nm).
- Put the external cover back on by pushing the rubber tab into the slot and applying light pressure.
- Once the device is closed, it can be powered up by turning on the upstream power system.
- Once powered up, the device carries out several cycles of internal component checks before going into idle status, ready for charging.
3. Troubleshooting
If an error occurs with a charging session in progress, this will be interrupted and the socket will be unlocked to allow you to disconnect the plug.
The following table provides a list of errors that can occur with the troubleshooting. If the error persists, please contact Customer Service providing the wallbox serial number on the product label to receive further information.
Error Code | Error Description | Troubleshooting |
---|---|---|
100 | Missing power supply | Make sure that the cabling is correct Check if the dedicated wallbox circuit breaker in the electrical panel is ON Check the presence of voltage in the charging station connection socket |
101 | Operating temperature limit exceeded | When the temperature decreases below the threshold the error clears itself |
102 | Hardware fault, communication error between MCU and MPU | Restart the wallbox |
103 | Hardware fault, ground protection device error | Check the correct cabling of the wallbox |
104 | Hardware fault, residual current monitor AC error | The error will clear itself when the session ends |
105 | Hardware fault, ground protection device error | Check the correct cabling of the wallbox |
106 | Internal meter error, invalid read values from MPU | Restart the wallbox |
107 | DPM meter error, invalid read values from MCU | Check the correct cabling or meter settings |
108 | Configuration error, incoherent values between db and RotarySW | Check the coherency between Rotary Switch position and wallbox installation mode |
109 | Master RS485 communication lost by slaves | Check the correct connection of RS485 communication cables |
200 | SuperCap voltage below a threshold | Restart the wallbox |
300 | Incoherency between contactor command and feedback | Restart the wallbox |
301 | Short circuit detected on the Control Pilot line | Restart the wallbox |
302 | State E or F set on the Control Pilot line | Restart the wallbox |
303 | Control Pilot disconnected | Check the Control Pilot Pin connection on the wallbox terminal block and socket |
304 | Proximity Pilot disconnected | Check the Proximity Pilot Pin connection on the wallbox terminal block and socket |
305 | Broken Proximity Pilot detected | Check for the integrity of the Proximity Pilot circuit. Then restart the wallbox |
306 | Diode fault detected on Control Pilot line | Restart the wallbox |
307 | Control Pilot disconnected | Check the Control Pilot Pin connection on the wallbox terminal block and socket |
308 | Incoherency between motor command and feedback, or motor in error state | Restart the wallbox |
309 | Motor check error during EVSE initialization phase | Restart the wallbox |
310 | Hardware check error detected before charging | Restart the wallbox |
311 | Hardware check error detected after charging | Restart the wallbox |
312 | Emergency stop received from the MPU | Disconnect the charging cable from the wallbox, then restart it |
313 | Current detected during charging, with 100% duty cycle on the Control Pilot line | Restart the wallbox |
314 | Plug not removed (within a timeout) after the charging phase has been stopped | Remove the plug. If the error persists restart the wallbox |
315 | Current over limit on phase L1 | Remove the plug. If the error persists restart the wallbox |
316 | Current over limit on phase L2 | Remove the plug. If the error persists restart the wallbox |
317 | Current over limit on phase L3 | Remove the plug. If the error persists restart the wallbox |
318 | Voltage below a threshold on phase L1 | Remove the plug. If the error persists restart the wallbox |
319 | Voltage below a threshold on phase L2 | Remove the plug. If the error persists restart the wallbox |
320 | Voltage below a threshold on phase L3 | Remove the plug. If the error persists restart the wallbox |
400 | State A detected on the Control Pilot line in pilot simplified case | Remove the plug. If the error persists restart the wallbox |
4. Maintenance
Before carrying out any maintenance work, power off the device and disconnect it from the electric vehicle.
Only qualified personnel can open the eProWallbox and perform operations on the components.
eProWallbox does not contain components that the user can repair or maintain autonomously.
A damaged or defective appliance must not be used in any way, but must instead immediately be replaced or repaired by qualified personnel in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Cleaning the outside of the device is always recommended when necessary, and should be carried out using a soft damp cloth with a mild detergent. When finished, wipe off any traces of moisture or liquid with a soft dry cloth.
Avoid strong jets of air or water as well as the use of soaps or detergents that are too harsh and corrosive for the materials of the product.
The owner is responsible for maintenance and conditions of the product. Maintenance must always be carried out in accordance with current regulations while ensuring that people, property and animals are protected during all maintenance operations.
5. Product Disposal
This device is certified in compliance with European Directive 2012/19/UE for used electric and electronic equipment (Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment - WEEE). The guidelines set out framework regulations for returning and recycling used appliances in the EU.
Dispose of packaging in an environmentally friendly manner. The materials used for packaging this product can be recycled and must be disposed of in compliance with legislation in force in the country of use.
Further information about current disposal facilities can be obtained from local authorities.
6. Assistance
If you have any questions about the installation of eProWallbox, please contact your local authorised assistance centre through the appropriate Customer Support section at www.esolutions.free2move.com/contacts. For any further information or requests for support, please contact Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. through the relevant section of its website: www.esolutions.free2move.com.
Disclaimer
Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. will not be held responsible for any damage directly or indirectly caused to people, things or animals due to the failure to comply with all the provisions set out in this Manual, and the warnings regarding the installation and maintenance of eProWallbox.
Free2move eSolutions S.p.A. reserves all rights to this document, the article and the illustrations it contains. Any whole or partial reproduction, disclosure to third parties or use of its contents is prohibited without the prior written consent of Free2move eSolutions S.p.A.
Any information in this manual may be changed without prior notice and does not represent any obligation on the part of the manufacturer. Images in this manual are for illustrative purposes only and might differ from the delivered product.