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6 Prerequisites
6 Prerequisites
6.1 Assembly and installation location
Note
When selecting the assembly and installation loca-
tion, also observe the general safety instructions
for assembly and installation, see
mation.
Load-bearing capacity of the wall
The Wallbox is intended exclusively for stationary
use and therefore must always be mounted on a
wall. The wall must have a load-bearing capacity
of at least 40 kg.
Position
n
Mount the Wallbox at least 50 cm and a
maximum of 115 cm above the ground to
ensure accessibility.
n
Leave a minimum distance of 20 cm to the
Wallbox on all sides. See
figure
Electrical supply line
n
Observe the local energy provider's regu-
lations.
n
Make sure that a separate supply line is
available for installation of the Wallbox.
n
If necessary, install a separate supply line
that complies with the general standards for
cabling and building technology.
The electrical supply can be either flush-
mounted or surface-mounted as preferred.
The Wallbox requires an external residual
n
current circuit breaker (minimum RCD type
A). On the device itself, there is an inte-
grated DC residual current operated
protective device (6 mA) complying with IEC
62955.
n
Protect the electrical supply line for the Wall-
box using a residual current circuit breaker
(RCD type A) in the installation.
n
The Wallbox is designed for connection and
operation on a mains voltage of 230 V (1-
phase) or 400 V (3-phase), 50/60 Hz.
Safety infor-
n
Make sure that the rated voltage and current
of the Wallbox meet the standards for the
local power supply, so that the rated current
of the supply line is not exceeded during
charging, see
n
All requirements for construction of low vol-
tage systems set out in VDE 0100 or the
local regulations are applicable.
n
A circuit breaker corresponding to the buil-
ding's wiring and the Wallbox device power
(see rating plate and
be fitted.
1.
Further information
When selecting the installation location, also con-
sider the following:
n
The Wallbox is freely accessible for ope-
ration by authorised persons, see
mentation concept and target
n
Where possible, ensure that unauthorised
access is not possible.
n
Install the Wallbox where it can easily be
accessed by the vehicle.
n
Make sure that there is sufficient freedom of
movement for installation and for charging.
n
Ensure that a good network connection is
available:
6.2 Ambient conditions
Technical
data.
Technical
data) must
Docu-
group.
6.3 Required tools
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LTE reception on StecaGrid Charger
MID_11 and StecaGrid Charger ERK_
22 versions
WLAN connection in client mode
o
n
Observe ambient specifications, see
nical
data.
To prevent damage caused by weather con-
n
ditions, install the Wallbox in such a way
that it is protected from direct exposure.
n
If necessary, provide sufficient cooling
and/or ventilation.
n
To utilise the full rated power, protect the
Wallbox from sunlight.
n
The StecaGrid Charger MID_11 and Ste-
caGrid Charger ERK_22 Wallbox versions
are equipped with a MID 2014/32/EU com-
pliant energy meter, and thus conform to
the electromagnetic ambient conditions for
Class E1 equipment.
n
The StecaGrid Charger Basic_11_Light Wall-
box version conforms to EMC 2014/30/EU
with respect to electromagnetic ambient con-
ditions.
Tool
Drill/hammer drill
Torx screwdriver (TX20, TX25)
Slotted screwdriver 0.3 x 2 mm
Slotted screwdriver 1 x 4 mm
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