Supernova 60 & 180 Installation Guide

This document provides instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the Supernova 180, 120, and 60 fast charging stations.

Purpose and Scope of the Document

This guide introduces the Supernova fast charging station and outlines the instructions for its correct installation. The instructions are intended for electricians and professionals certified to install, operate, and maintain Supernova. Electrical expertise in local codes and regulations, along with credentials for installing electric vehicle chargers, are required for all electrical installation, energization, and commissioning works of the eSolutions Supernova range of DC Chargers.

Audience

This document is intended for contractors responsible for site preparation and installation of Supernova.

Getting Started

Datasheet 60

DC ConnectorsCCS1+CCS1
Charging ProtocolISO15118, DIN SPEC 70121, SAEJ1772
Cable Length5 m (16.4 ft)
Cable ManagementRetracting the cable to its initial position
Output Power60 kW
Nominal Efficiency95%
Power Factor>0.98
THD5%
Standby Consumption< 100 W
Output Voltage150-1000V
Max Output Current150 A
Supply Input Voltage Range480 V ± 10%, 60 Hz; 3P+PE
Max Supply Input Current80 A
Split ChargeSimultaneous charge of 2 outputs
Environmental RatingsIP54, IK10, 6560 ft (2000m) altitude, NEMA 3R
Operating Temperature-40°C to 50°C (-40°F to 122°F)
Storage Temperature-40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F)
Cooling SystemActive air cooling
Operational Noise LevelLow Noise Mode: <65 dBA @ 3.3 ft (1 m)
Humidity5% to 95% Non-condensing
Dimension with holster2000x453x868 mm (78.7x17.8x34.2 In)
Dimension without holster2000x453x714 mm (78.7x17.8x28.1 In)
Dimension with CMS2136 x 453 x 1219 mm (84 x 17.83 x 48 In)
Weight340 Kg (750 lbs.)
Weight with packaging370 Kg (816 lbs.)
AccessibilityWheelchair access appropriate (ADA compliant), Environmental light
Branding OptionsCompany logos/front surface/full charger vinyling
ConnectivityEthernet, 4G/LTE, WiFi
Backend Communication ProtocolOCPP 1.6J, OCPP 2.0 (Hardware Ready), Plug & Charge (Hardware Ready)
Commissioning InterfaceLocal (via Ethernet and without extra software) and remote webmanager
DiagnosticsAuto-diagnostics system
User Interface10" Anti-vandal Color Touch Display (sunlight readable), LED status lights
AuthenticationApp (OCPP) / RFID (MI-FARE ISO/IEC14443A/B, ISO/IEC15693, ISO/IEC18000-3, FeliCa, NFC)
Ad-Hoc PaymentCredit Card Reader (various options available)
MeteringAC, DC Meter (per output)
Charging ComplianceCCS (DIN 70121; ISO15118; SAEJ1772) IEC 61851-1; IEC 61851-23; IEC 61851-21
Safety ComplianceUL 2202, UL 2231
EMC ComplianceFCC 47 CFR Part 15B, CAN ICES-003A / NMB-003А

Datasheet 180

DC ConnectorsCCS1+CCS1
Charging ProtocolISO15118, DIN SPEC 70121, SAEJ1772
Cable Length5 m (16.4 ft)
Cable ManagementRetracting the cable to its initial position
Output Power180 kW
Nominal Efficiency95%
Power Factor>0.98
THD5%
Standby Consumption< 100 W
Output Voltage150-1000 V
Max Output Current350 A
Supply Input Voltage Range480 V ± 10%, 60 Hz; 3P+PE
Max Supply Input Current235 A
Split ChargeSimultaneous charge of 2 outputs
Environmental RatingsIP54, IK10, 6560 ft (2000 m) altitude, NEMA 3R
Operating Temperature-40°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F)
Storage Temperature-40°C to 85°C (-22°F to 185°F)
Cooling SystemActive air cooling
Operational Noise LevelLow Noise Mode: <65 dBA @ 1m (3.3 ft)
Humidity5% to 95% Non-condensing
Dimension with holster2000x453x868 mm (78.7x17.8x34.2 In)
Dimension without holster2000x453x714 mm (78.7x17.8x28.1 In)
Dimension with CMS2136 x 453 x 1219 mm (84 x 17.83 x 48 In)
Weight400 kg (882 lbs.)
Weight with packaging430 kg (948 lbs.)
AccessibilityWheelchair access appropriate (ADA compliant), Environmental light
Branding OptionsCompany logos/front surface/full charger vinyling [1]
ConnectivityEthernet, 4G/LTE, WiFi
Backend Communication ProtocolOCPP 1.6J, OCPP 2.0 (Hardware Ready), Plug & Charge (Hardware Ready)
Commissioning InterfaceLocal (via Ethernet and without extra software) and remote webmanager
DiagnosticsAuto-diagnostics system
User Interface10" Anti-vandal Color Touch Display (sunlight readable), LED status lights
AuthenticationApp (OCPP) / RFID (MI-FARE ISO/IEC14443A/B, ISO/IEC15693, ISO/IEC18000-3, FeliCa, NFC)
Ad-Hoc PaymentCredit Card Reader (various options available)[1]
MeteringAC, DC Meter (per output)
Charging ComplianceCCS (DIN 70121; ISO15118; SAEJ1772) IEC 61851-1; IEC 61851-23; IEC 61851-21
Safety ComplianceUL 2202, UL 2231
EMC ComplianceFCC 47 CFR Part 15B, CAN ICES-003A / NMB-003А

Nameplate and Copyright

A nameplate will be located on the device, depending on the charging station's configuration.

Wallbox USA Inc.

Copyright

All rights to copyright, registered trademarks, and trademarks reside with their respective owners. Copyright © 2023 WALL BOX CHARGERS, S.L.U. All rights reserved.

NOTE In case of any discrepancy between metric and imperial measurements and values in this document, take the metric value as being correct.

Manufacturer Contact and Information

WALL BOX CHARGERS S.L.U.

eSolutions Customer Care Support

Reach us by email at supportf2m@f2m-esolutions.com; or by phone at 1-833-32-CHARGE (1-833-322-4274).

Glossary

Warranty

The warranty period for this EV charger is two years (parts only). Extended warranty and maintenance plans are available. Please contact Free2move eSolutions for warranty coverage. During the warranty period, eSolutions will provide ongoing technical support to help troubleshoot any technical issues. For terms and conditions, and warranty exclusions, refer to the Warranty Support & Maintenance Service Program Manual. Contact eSolutions Customer Care Support for more information.

Important Safety Instructions

Save these instructions. This manual contains important instructions for Models Supernova 180, 120, 60 that shall be followed during installation, operation, and maintenance of the unit.

NOTE: When the instructions are the same for all models, specific model numbers are not required to be specified.

Safety Icons

A. Hot surface, risk of burn. Some internal components of Supernova can remain hot long after the power supply has been disconnected. Make sure that the components have cooled down before disassembly, repair, or replacement.

B. Flying debris, risk of injury. Flying debris may cause eye, head, and ear injuries. Workers need to be very careful when at risk using appropriate PPE.

C. Heavy object, risk of injurious strains. Take into consideration that the components of Supernova can be hefty. Be careful when lifting them to avoid back injuries.

D. CAUTION. Follow all the safety and installation instructions carefully. Failure to follow instructions may be a safety hazard and/or cause equipment malfunction.

E. Sharp element, risk of injurious cuts. Take care to avoid injuries from sharp elements.

F. Ground earth connection required. Take care to ground electrical currents to protect your installation, equipment, appliances and charging site from surges in electricity. If your electrical system is grounded, all of the electricity in excess will go into the earth.

G. Special waste treatment. To protect public health and environment, make sure that your special waste is transported by a registered waste carrier at authorized sites.

H. Risk of electric shock. The capacitors located on the Electronic Board position C10 store hazardous energy. Test before starting any service activity. Do not remove cover until 3 minutes after disconnecting all sources of supply to ensure all capacitors are discharged. Installation and maintenance must be carried out only when the power is off. Switch off the main switch of Supernova before proceeding and make sure that the electrical power is disconnected. Supernova works at high electrical voltage, so only qualified personnel are permitted to install and maintain its components. Consequently, only qualified personnel are allowed to service it.

I. Risk of foot crush. Be careful when assembling and disassembling components so that they do not crush a human body or body part.

Installation Kit & Required Tools

The following tools are recommended for the installation (not provided):

Kit Components:

*The key to lock the Supernova is stored in the internal knob located in the front door.

Product Description and Site Preparation

External view

The image below shows the external view of the Supernova Fast Charging station.

NOTE: EV stands for electric vehicle.

*Equivalent for EV Cable 2 is located on the other side.

Internal view

The image below shows the internal view of the Supernova Fast Charging station.

NOTE: The Cable Management System is not included in the image. If this product has been purchased together with the Supernova, please follow the CMS Installation Guide included in the package for more information.

Door and Keys Instructions

Supernova has three doors: one on the left side, one in the front, and the last one on the right side. The doors must always be opened sequentially from left to right. The Supernova also has a back panel which provides access to the charger if a charging cable (CCS) needs to be replaced.

NOTE: The key to lock the Supernova is stored in the internal knob located in the front door.

Instructions

For an easier interaction, before opening the doors, unplug the EV cables and store them carefully to prevent any damage to the cables, charging connectors, and to prevent a trip hazard.

  1. Turn the handle to the right and pull the door.
  2. Turn the handle inside the charger and push the door to open it.
  3. To open the right side door, press the buttons placed inside of Supernova.
  4. To close the charger, start from the right door. Then, close the front door and finally lock the left side door by using the key. Apply a counter-pressure on the door if needed to facilitate the unlock. When closing the right door, apply equal pressure on the upper, middle and bottom to ensure that the buttons close correctly.

DISCLAIMER: Make sure to close Supernova completely to maintain the IP rating of the charger, therefore avoiding water ingress.

Site Requirements

During the installation, leave a required minimum distance from possible objects around the Supernova to allow the door to open and facilitate maintenance operations. The image below gives the dimensions of Supernova with the doors opened. Please ensure the required space for maintenance on all sides without obstructions.

Wallbox recommends a minimum of 1 meter of clearance on each side for the Supernova.

IMPORTANT:

Cable Reach

The Supernova fast charging station comes with a 5 m (196.85 In) cable. The following image shows the cables' operating radius.

[Diagram showing the operating radius of the charging cables]

Transport and Unpacking

Reception

Tilt

If the indicator point is red, this package has exceeded its tilting angle. Make a note on the bill of lading and check for damage. Any tilt claims depend on this note.

Impact

If the indicator point is red, this package suffered an impact or was dropped during transport. Make a note on the bill of lading and check for damage. Any impact claims depend on this note.

[Diagram showing a package on a pallet with indicators for tilt and impact]

Transport

A. The base of the charging point will be screwed to an EU-pallet with two metal plates held by four M6 nuts (1/4). Therefore, any lifting system compatible with the EU-pallet could be used to lift it, move it and transport it to the place of the installation.

REMEMBER: Transport the Supernova vertically to avoid damaging the equipment.

B. To lift the charger, place the forklift under the EU pallet or directly under the foot of the charger, and ensure it's stable before moving it.

C. The Supernova can also be transported using a crane. In this specific case, remove the external top cover and the internal top cover of the packaging. Then, mount the eye-bolts on top of the charger. Refer to the "Final Steps" section of this manual for more information (page 37).

In both cases, ensure not to damage the charger during the lift.

For the Supernova 180, the forklift or crane's lifting capacity must be greater than or equal to 430 kg (lbs). In the case of the Supernova 120 or Supernova 60, the lifting capacity needs to be greater than 400 kg (882 lbs) and 370 kg (816 lbs) respectively. If you have ordered a Supernova with a Cable Management System, please allow for another 20 kg (44 lbs).

Unpacking

  1. Make sure to have enough space to unpack the charger. Six M10x35 (3/8-16) plastic screws shall be unscrewed from the front and back of the packaging.
  2. Take out the external and the internal top cover. [Diagram showing removal of top covers]
  3. Remove the side parts of the packaging to take out the internal top cover.
  4. Take out the hoses from the boxes placed in front and in the back of the charger.
  5. Unpack the EV plugs and connect them to the holsters. Then, unpack the installation kit.
  6. Carefully lift the charger with a forklift or crane before unscrewing the four M12 (1/2) nuts and take out the two plates at the bottom of the pallet.

IMPORTANT: Check the Ground Works section for further instructions. (page 27)

NOTE: If you have ordered the Cable Management System for Supernova 60/180, it will be included in the Supernova packaging. For more specific information, check the CMS Installation Guide referring to Supernova 180.

Mechanical Installation

Ground Works

Supernova can be fixed to the ground by using:

Using the eSolutions installation kit

Structural engineering work must be carried out in accordance with local regulations and as specified below:

Steps

Material

Assembly Part Size Torque Quantity Recommended Tools
FoundationLevel Plate Supernova360x701 mm (14.173x27.598 In)-2Not Applicable
FoundationDIN 976-1 BM16x500 mm (19.685 In)-4Not Applicable
FoundationNUT DIN 934M16 (0.629 In)80162x Wrench (size 24 mm) (0.984 In)

1. Dig a hole, respecting the minimum dimensions of the level plate and leaving some extra space around it. The resulting depth shouldn't be less than 45 cm (17.716 In). The cables must be loose enough and protrude a minimum of 75 cm (29.527 In) above the surface to permit an electrical connection to the charger. [Diagram showing a hole for the foundation]

IMPORTANT: For optimal setup, use two cables per phase of 3/0 AWG (95 mm²), totaling six cables, along with two earth cables of 4 AWG (25 mm²). For further information, refer to page 29.

2. Assemble the whole foundation. First, attach one of the level plates to one end of the bars using 8xM16 nuts (5.039 In), 4 above each plate hole and 4 below each plate hole. Subsequently, attach the upper-ground plate using 4xM16 washers and 4xM16 nuts (2.519 In). The rest of the washers and nuts are going to be used for anchoring the charger to the ground. [Diagram showing the assembly of the foundation]

3. Place the installation kit into the hole, respecting the “Front” direction of the upper plate. [Diagram showing placement of the installation kit]

4. Fill the concrete base to ground level. The lower plate should be buried in the concrete, 45 cm (17.71 In) below ground. On the upper plate, the four threaded rods should protrude 4 cm to 6 cm (1.57-2.36 In) from the ground. REMEMBER: The concrete shall never exceed the upper-level plate to ensure that the Supernova anchors on a flat surface. [Diagram showing concrete filling and protruding rods]

5. Let the concrete dry completely. Concrete dries at different rates depending on humidity, temperature, and the provider. Make sure it is completely dry before moving to the next steps.

Prefabricated concrete foot with eSolutions compatible mounting plate

Check the manual provided by the supplier of the prefabricated concrete foot before proceeding with the installation.

Chemical anchors in concrete

  1. Using the level plate as an indicator, drill to make 4 holes in the concrete substrate and remove dust and debris from the floor, ensuring a clean surface. From the floor. Each hole should be 45 cm (17.71 In) deep.
  2. Brush the holes to smooth the surface and remove the dust and debris from the holes.
  3. Use a caulk gun to fill the holes with epoxy.
  4. Take the 4 chemical anchor bolts M16 and place each one of them in one hole, making sure to rotate them while pushing them to the bottom of the holes. They should protrude typically between 4 to 6 cm (1.57- 2.36 In) above the ground. This may vary slightly and local expertise during this part of the installation is required. IMPORTANT: Ensure the size of the hole drilled is larger than M16 to ensure that the M16 anchor bolts can be delivered into the hole that is also full of the epoxy. Please follow the instructions of the manufacturer of the chemical anchors to ensure the size of the holes drilled are the correct depth and diameter relative to the M16 bolts used.
  5. Clean the area of any excess epoxy to ensure a clean surface.
  6. Let the product dry completely.

Placing

Material

Assembly Part Size Torque Quantity Tools recommended
FoundationWasher DIN 125AM16 (0.629 In)-4Not Applicable
FoundationNUT DIN 934M16 x 500mm (19.685 In)Row 24Wrench (size 24 mm) (0.984 In)

1. Using the level plate as an indicator, drill to make 4 holes in the concrete substrate and remove the dust and debris from the floor. Each hole should be 45 cm (17.716 In) deep. DISCLAIMER: Before placing the Supernova, ensure no nuts or washers are screwed to the threaded bars/rods. [Diagram showing drilling holes]

2. Open the left side door with the key. Then, open the front door to route the entry cable.

3. Close again the left side door and fix the front door open.

4. Raise the Supernova with a forklift or a crane and place it above the four rods protruding from the ground. [Diagram showing lifting the Supernova]

5. Carefully lower Supernova making sure to route the electrical cables through the centre of the charging point. REMEMBER: Before lowering the Supernova, make sure the holes are aligned with the extremity of the rods protruding from the ground as per step 4. Remember to keep the cables in the designated area. IMPORTANT: The installer must be aware of the risk for crushing during this part of the installation and eliminate the possibility of any body part becoming crushed. [Diagram showing lowering the Supernova]

6. Use a spirit level (or equivalent) on each side of the Supernova to ensure the charger is level on all planes.

7. Screw the 4xM16 washers and nuts (2.519 In) using a torque of 24 Nm until the Supernova is completely and firmly anchored.

Electrical Installation

Grid Connection

Before any manipulation of the electrical installation, ensure that the upstream grid connection is powered off and isolated according to local safety and electrical rules and regulations.

NOTE:

The wiring specifications must be according to local regulations. When dimensioning, keep in mind that the charger has a rated supply current of 235 A.

Supply Cabling Information

For optimal setup for Supernova 180, the Supernova 120 upgradable, and the Supernova 60 upgradable, use two cables per phase of 3/0 AWG (95 mm²), totaling six cables, along with two earth cables of 4 AWG (25 mm²).

Twin conductors per phase are required to meet the bending radius when terminating the supply cables inside the Supernova 180, the Supernova 120 upgradable, and the Supernova 60 upgradable.

95 mm² is the max size conductor that can be terminated directly in the Supernova 180, the Supernova 120 upgradable, and the Supernova 60 upgradable.

It is the responsibility of the local engineer/contractor to ensure the above meets or exceeds the Supernova 180, the Supernova 120 upgradable, and the Supernova 60 upgradable electrical load requirements. If larger cables are required then there must be a transition joint/connection before the supply cables are terminated in Supernova with respect to the bending radius and max conductor size described above.

When running the cables, always run two conduits, installing one circuit (3Ph+PE) in the first conduit, and the second circuit (3Ph+PE) in the second conduit. This is to prevent inductive reactance and de-rating of the cables.

The maximum cable temperature should not exceed 75° C (167° F).

Grid Connection

The Supernova is designed to receive copper supply cables from the upstream supply. If another conductor type, such as aluminum, is chosen to supply the Supernova, a transition joint between the copper conductor and the other metallic conductor must be performed outside Supernova.

Prior to making each conductor ready for termination, carefully plan the conduit entry of both circuits into the Supernova, and the cable routing to the Supernova main switch and main earth rail, mark the gland plate accordingly and use the appropriate tool to drill holes of the required diameter.

Material

Assembly Part Size Torque Quantity Tools recommended
Electrical CabinetCable-entry-plate---Not Applicable
Electrical CabinetGrommets--5Not Applicable
Electrical Cabinet4 ScrewsM5x12 (0.196 In)-4Not Applicable

1. Locate the power input access at the bottom of the charging point and remove the protective screens providing shock hazard protection from the phase input electrical terminals. [Diagram showing power input access]

2. Remove the cable entry plate and line up the cables for each phase and earth to their respective terminals, then using this cable routing mark out the cable entry plate, drill holes to the correct size required, and install the appropriate cable glands. Pass the cables through their respective glands and once the correct cable routing has been achieved, refit the cable entry plate to the charger ensuring it is secure and that it prevents ingress to the charger from foreign objects. [Diagram showing cable routing and gland installation]

3. Terminate the cables to a length that they can be easily connected to the terminals without force. Use the 10 mm (0.394 In) socket adapter for the PE/Ground connection, and an 8 mm (0.315 In) Allen tool for L1, L2, and L3 connections. Check the torque level in the next step.

4. Connect the cables to L1, L2, L3, and PE following the instructions on the label: 480 VAC, 3 Ph+GROUND, 60 Hz 2x3/0 AWG per phase+2x4 AWG GROUND. USE COPPER CONDUCTORS ONLY. L1, L2, L3: 200 LB - IN/22 Nm. GROUND: 70 LB - IN/8Nm. Ensure that each phase and PE/Ground for each twin circuit is correctly routed, tightened, terminated and not providing any tension to the input terminals.

5. Re-install the protective screens providing shock hazard protection from the phase input electrical terminals.

6. Before closing/re-energizing the circuit breaker that is used to isolate and protect the Supernova charger, ensure that all electrical switches in the Supernova charger are placed in the off/de-energised position and all phase protective screens and the panel A protective screen are secure.

NOTE: In certain states, the local inspector must approve the installation before energization.

IMPORTANT: Do not initiate any charging sessions to electric vehicles before the commissioning process is completed and signed off.

Final Mechanical Preparation

Final Steps

Material

Assembly Part Size Torque Quantity Tools Recommended
StructureFoot Cover FrontN/A51N/A
StructureFoot Cover BackN/A51N/A
StructureInternal Screws ISO 7380-2M5x8 (0.197x0.315 In)-7Allen for M5 Screws
StructureExternal Screws ISO 7380-2M6x12 (0.236x0.472 In)-6Torx for M6 rounded (1.4 In)
Top CoverTop Cover ScrewsM12x16 (0.472x0.629 In)242Socket wrench for M12 (15/32 In)
Top CoverWashersM12 (0.472 In)-2N/A

1. Fix the front foot cover to the structure by screwing 7 screws (DIN 912 M5).

2. Fix the front foot cover with the back foot cover by screwing 6 screws on the sides of the Foot Covers (Torx for M6x12-0.236x 0.472 In). REMEMBER: The concrete shall never exceed the upper-level plate to ensure that Supernova anchors on a flat surface.

3. Close all doors carefully as specified in the Doors and Key section of this document. [Diagram showing closing doors]

4. If you used a crane, remove the eye bolts from the top of Supernova and replace them with 2 top cover screws. This must be done to maintain the IP rating of the Supernova. [Diagram A, B, C, D showing eye bolt replacement]

NOTE: After the installation has been completed, prior to use, the charger must be inspected and validated by an eSolutions approved Install Partner. To commission a charger or for any support, please contact eSolutions Customer Care Support at supportf2m@f2m-esolutions.com; or by phone at 1-833-32-CHARGE (1-833-322-4274). To avoid any service related issues with your charger, please ensure that the charger is ONLY commissioned and serviced by eSolutions Customer Care Support.

Electrical Diagram

Single Line Diagram

[Diagram showing the single line electrical diagram of the Supernova charger]

Other

Notes

[Blank space for notes]

Models: 60, 180, Supernova 60 Commercial EV Charging, Supernova 60, Commercial EV Charging, EV Charging

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