SMARTFOX SMARTFiciX Pro Charger Manual de usuario

Operating instructions

SMARTFiciX

Pro Charger

ORIGINAL OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS V2.4

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We have checked the contents of this documentation for conformity with the hardware and software described.

Nevertheless, deviations, remaining errors and omissions cannot be ruled out, so that we accept no liability for any

damage that may arise as a result.

However, the information in this publication is reviewed regularly and any necessary corrections are included in subsequent

editions. We are grateful for any suggestions for improvement.

Subject to technical changes

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Introduction.......................................................................................................................................7

1.1 Foreword...................................................................................................................................7

1.2 Contact details...........................................................................................................................7

1.3 Labelling ....................................................................................................................................8

1.4 Technical data ...........................................................................................................................9

1.5 Warranty and liability..............................................................................................................10

1.6 Content and purpose of this documentation .........................................................................11

1.7 Validity ....................................................................................................................................11

1.8 Recommendation....................................................................................................................11

2 Limits of use ....................................................................................................................................12

2.1 Intended use............................................................................................................................12

2.2 Reasonable foreseeable misapplications................................................................................12

2.3 Application limits.....................................................................................................................13

2.4 Target group and previous knowledge ...................................................................................13

2.5 Principle...................................................................................................................................13

3 Security............................................................................................................................................14

3.1 Classification of document conventions .................................................................................14

3.1.1 Warning and safety instructions .....................................................................................14

3.1.2 Notes ...............................................................................................................................15

3.1.3 Information .....................................................................................................................15

3.2 Signal words and safety instructions used ..............................................................................15

3.3 Warning, mandatory and prohibition signs used....................................................................16

3.3.1 Warning sign....................................................................................................................16

3.3.2 Commandment sign ........................................................................................................16

3.3.3 Prohibition sign................................................................................................................16

3.4 General safety instructions .....................................................................................................17

3.5 General provisions ..................................................................................................................17

3.6 Warning, mandatory and prohibition signs on the product...................................................19

3.7 Safety elements & temperature monitoring...........................................................................19

4 Commissioning / Start-up ...............................................................................................................20

4.1 Transport.................................................................................................................................20

4.2 Prerequisites for the installation.............................................................................................20

4.3 Storage ....................................................................................................................................20

4.4 Site ..........................................................................................................................................20

4.5 Assembly .................................................................................................................................21

4.5.1 Scope of delivery .............................................................................................................22

4.5.2 Wall mounting & electrical connection ..........................................................................23

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4.6 Installation guidelines..............................................................................................................37

4.7 Commissioning ........................................................................................................................38

4.8 Handover by the operator.......................................................................................................38

5 Recommended back-up fuse...........................................................................................................39

6 Operating mode & charging current limit .......................................................................................40

6.1 "Stand Alone" operation .........................................................................................................40

6.2 Standard setting "SMARTFOX bus operation..........................................................................40

7 Wiring diagram with SF Pro ............................................................................................................41

7.1 Connection of a charging station ............................................................................................41

7.2 Connection of several charging stations (max. 5)...................................................................42

7.3 Second control level (SMARTFOX Energy Meter) several charging stations ..........................43

7.4 Connection manual switch (optional).....................................................................................44

8 Control via SMARTFOX Pro Energy Management...........................................................................45

8.1 Required articles......................................................................................................................45

8.2 Registration web portal my.smartfox.at.................................................................................45

8.3 Add SMARTFOX Pro ................................................................................................................47

8.4 Software / Software update....................................................................................................49

8.5 Add licence / serial number ....................................................................................................50

8.6 Parameterisation SMARTFOX Pro...........................................................................................51

8.7 Further parameterisation........................................................................................................55

8.8 Live overview...........................................................................................................................59

8.9 Parameterisation of the weekly timer.....................................................................................61

8.9.1 Example: Integration of switching times "Ready for departure on working days ..........61

8.9.2 Example: Integration of switching times "outside opening hours..................................64

8.10 " Automatic 1-phase / 3-phase changeover ...........................................................................66

8.11 Charge Stop function (EVU lock).............................................................................................67

8.12 Control of several charging stations........................................................................................68

9 Operation ........................................................................................................................................77

9.1 Charging cable .........................................................................................................................77

9.2 Display elements .....................................................................................................................78

9.2.1 LED status display ............................................................................................................78

9.2.2 Energy meter...................................................................................................................80

10 Maintenance ...................................................................................................................................81

10.1 Inspection................................................................................................................................81

10.2 Cleaning...................................................................................................................................82

10.3 Maintenance ...........................................................................................................................82

10.4 Spare and wear parts ..............................................................................................................83

10.5 Repair ......................................................................................................................................83

10.6 Periodic inspection ..................................................................................................................84

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10.7 Decommissioning ....................................................................................................................84

10.8 Disassembly.............................................................................................................................84

10.9 Disposal ...................................................................................................................................85

11 Appendix .........................................................................................................................................86

11.1 Drawings - Drilling template (unit: mm) .................................................................................86

11.2 Spare and wear parts ..............................................................................................................87

11.3 List of units ..............................................................................................................................87

11.4 Packaging icons .......................................................................................................................88

11.5 EU Declaration of Conformity..................................................................................................89

11.6 Notes .......................................................................................................................................90

List of figures

Figure 1 CE mark .......................................................................................................................................8

Figure 2 Aligning the drilling template on the wall.................................................................................23

Figure 3 Drilling holes on the wall ..........................................................................................................24

Figure 4 Mounting the dowels................................................................................................................25

Figure 5 Opening the cover.....................................................................................................................26

Figure 6 Removing the connection cable................................................................................................27

Figure 7 Hole & cable entry from behind ...............................................................................................28

Figure 8 Hole & cable entry from below .................................................................................................28

Figure 9 Cable entry supply line from behind.........................................................................................29

Figure 10 Cable entry supply line from below........................................................................................29

Figure 11 Mounting the wallbox on the wall ..........................................................................................30

Figure 12 Connecting the supply line to the terminal block - 3-phase connection................................31

Figure 13 Connecting the supply line to the terminal block - 1-phase connection................................32

Figure 14 Checking the correct routing of the connection cable - correct.............................................33

Figure 15 Checking the correct routing of the connection cable - incorrect..........................................33

Figure 16 Checking the cable glands.......................................................................................................34

Figure 17 RS485 connection....................................................................................................................34

Figure 18 Connecting the connection cable (LED board) .......................................................................35

Figure 19 Cover assembly........................................................................................................................36

Figure 20 Back-up fuse scheme FI + LS ...................................................................................................39

Figure 21 Back-up fuse diagram LS-FI .....................................................................................................39

Figure 22 Connection diagram with SF Pro - 1 charging station.............................................................41

Figure 23 Connection diagram with SF Pro - Multiple charging stations................................................42

Figure 24 Connection diagram with second control level .......................................................................43

Figure 24 Control A+ automatic & A+ manual........................................................................................63

Figure 25 Charging cable .........................................................................................................................77

Figure 26 Drilling template & cardboard (bottom part) .........................................................................86

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List of tables

Table 1 Contact details..............................................................................................................................7

Table 2 Technical data ..............................................................................................................................9

Table 3 Application limits ........................................................................................................................13

Table 4 Warning signs.............................................................................................................................16

Table 5 Commandment signs..................................................................................................................16

Table 6 Prohibition signs .........................................................................................................................16

Table 7 Spare and wear parts .................................................................................................................87

Table 8 List of units .................................................................................................................................87

Table 9 Packaging icons ..........................................................................................................................88

Versions

Version

Date

Description

V2.4

24.02.2022

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reproduction and distribution as well as translation. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any

form (by photocopy, microfilm or any other process) or stored, processed, duplicated or distributed

using electronic systems without written permission from DAfi GmbH. Contraventions may result in

penal consequences.

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1 Introduction

For reasons of easier readability, the usual masculine form of speech is used in these operating

instructions for personal nouns and pronouns. However, this does not imply any discrimination

against the female gender, but is to be understood as gender-neutral in the sense of linguistic

simplification.

With the charging station, you have a product that is state of the art in terms of safety for the

operating personnel and operational safety. The charging station may nevertheless present

hazards if it is used improperly or not for the intended purpose (see chapter 3 for this). Dangers are

indicated by safety instructions throughout the documentation.

1.1

Foreword

This documentation serves to ensure safe working on and with the charging station. It contains

safety instructions that must be observed! All persons working on and with the charging station

must have the documentation available and observe the information and instructions relevant to

them.

The documentation must always be complete and perfectly legible.

DAfi GmbH shall not be liable for technical or typographical defects in this documentation, nor shall

any liability be accepted for damage directly or indirectly attributable to the delivery, performance

or use of this documentation.

1.2

Contact details

If faults occur in the product, the cause of which you cannot rectify on the basis of this

documentation, please contact SMARTFOX Support.

DAfi GmbH

Niedernfritzerstraße 120

5531 Eben im Pongau

T: +43 (0)6458 20 160

support@smartfox.at

www.smartfox.at

Table 1 Contact details

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1.3

Labelling

The product is clearly identified by the contents of the type plate.

CE marking acc:

•

Directive 2014/35/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the making

available of electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits

•

Directive 2014/30/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on electroma- gnetic

compatibility

•

Directive 2014/53/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the making

available of radio equipment

•

Directive 2011/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the restriction of

the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment

Figure 1 CE mark

The product is provided with the CE mark according to the specifications of

the European Union for the marking of products.

The corresponding declaration of conformity is available at DAfi GmbH and

can be requested.

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1.4

Technical Data

Order number EAN

0767523866314

Charging point

Type 2 cable, 5m length gross, 4.7m (net), 1.3kW-11kW

Safety element

Integrated 6 mA DC fault current detection

Supply**

1~: 16A3~ : 16A

Backup**

LS 3-pole C 16/20A**; RCD protection type A 30 mA

Rated power***

11 kVA

Hedging

DC fault current detection 6 mA according to ÖVE/ÖNORM EN

61851

Load management /

interface / inputs

Modbus RTU via RS485; 12 V enabling contact; digital input for

manual switch;

Protection class

IP54; IK10

Supply line

Max. Clamping cross-section 5x10mm² (suitable for copper and

aluminium conductors)

Cable entry

Optionally from below or from behind; M25 and M32 sealing glands

Temperature range

-30°C to +50°C (without direct sunlight)

Dimensions

H 490 x W 274 x D 180mm

Weight

4,5 kg

Housing material

Plastic (polycarbonate housing)

Colour

Front shell white, back blue-grey;

Table 2 Technical data

Further technical data can be found in the respective data sheet, as well as in the appendix to these

operating instructions. The data sheets are available online at http://smartfox.at/downloads.html.

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1.5

Warranty and Liability

The warranty period for the charging station is 2 years and begins with the commissioning. These

operating instructions are intended to ensure trouble-free and safe use of the product; compliance

with these instructions is a prerequisite for the fulfilment of any warranty claims.

Excluded from the warranty are such defects that arise from arrangement and assembly not carried

out by the seller, inadequate set-up, non-observance of the installation requirements and

conditions of use, overloading of the parts beyond the performance specified by the seller,

negligent or incorrect handling and use of unsuitable operating materials; this also applies to

defects that are attributable to material provided by the buyer.

Wear parts according to Annex 11.2 are also excluded from the warranty.

The Seller shall only be liable for damage outside the scope of application of the Product Liability

Act if it can be proven that it acted with intent or gross negligence, within the scope of the statutory

provisions.

Claims for damages shall lapse in particular in the event of:

•

Improper use

•

Faulty assembly, electrical and mechanical installation and fusing

•

Operating with defective or improperly fitted safety devices and

guards.

•

Disregarding instructions in this documentation

•

Non-use of original spare parts

•

Conversions or extensions, if this has not been agreed in writing with DAfi

GmbH and approved

•

Improperly carried out repairs

•

Catastrophic events, foreign body impact and force majeure

The seller is also not liable for damage caused by the actions of third parties, atmospheric

discharges, overvoltages and chemical influences. The warranty does not apply to the replacement

of parts that are subject to natural wear and tear.

Furthermore, the General Terms and Conditions of Delivery of the Austrian Electrical and

Electronic Manufacturers' Association shall apply exclusively to warranty claims and claims for

damages. These can be found at www.feei.at or will be sent to you on request. Deliveries are

made subject to retention of title.

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