DOCA0061EN

EVlink Parking
EVF1 - EVW1
Parking Charging Stations
Guide to Installation, Configuration
and Replacement
07/2013
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Table of Contents
1. Safety Information............................................................................................. 5
Important Information.................................................................................................................... 5
NOTICE............................................................................................................................................5
IMPORTANT NOTE.......................................................................................................................... 5
2. About This Manual............................................................................................. 6

Aim of This Document................................................................................................................... 6
Area of Application......................................................................................................................... 6
Related Documents........................................................................................................................ 6
3. Overview............................................................................................................. 7
Introduction....................................................................................................................................7
Floor Standing Charging Stations (EVF1)....................................................................8
Wall Mounted Charging Stations (EVW1).....................................................................9
Protection and Control Cabinets................................................................................................10
4. Installation Design........................................................................................... 11
Standalone Charging Station (Floor Standing or Wall Mounting)........................................... 11
Group of Charging Stations........................................................................................................ 15
Overcurrent and Insulation Fault Protection.............................................................................15
Overvoltage Protection................................................................................................................ 15
Sizing the Auxiliary Power Supply for Options.........................................................................16
5. Technical Characteristics................................................................................ 17
General Characteristics............................................................................................................... 17
Electrical Characteristics............................................................................................................ 17
Certification..................................................................................................................................17
Storage..........................................................................................................................................18
Transport.......................................................................................................................................18
Equipment Handling.................................................................................................................... 18
6. Installation........................................................................................................ 19
Installation of a Floor Standing Charging Station.....................................................................19
Introduction.....................................................................................................................................19
Installing the Pedestal.................................................................................................................... 20
Installing the Unit on the Pedestal..................................................................................................21
Installing a Wall Mounted Charging Station..............................................................................22
Introduction.....................................................................................................................................22
Installing the Wall Bracket.............................................................................................................. 23
Installing the Unit on the Wall Bracket............................................................................................24
7. Connections..................................................................................................... 25
Description of Cable Entries into the Charging Station...........................................................25
External Description....................................................................................................................... 25
Internal Description........................................................................................................................ 26
Connecting the Power Circuit.....................................................................................................26
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Connecting to Ground................................................................................................................. 27
Connecting the Control Circuit...................................................................................................29
Connecting the Ethernet Communication.................................................................................29
Connecting Options and Functions...........................................................................................30
Load Shedding or Circuit Breaker Status Input..............................................................................30
Impulse Counting or Conditional Outgoing Line Input....................................................................30
8. Charging Station Tests.................................................................................... 31

MNx Auxiliary Test........................................................................................................................ 31
Residual Current Device (RCD) Test..........................................................................................31
9. Fitting Caps...................................................................................................... 32
Caps for Floor Standing Charging Stations..............................................................................32
Contents of the Floor Standing Charging Station Cap Kit..............................................................32
Fitting Caps for Floor Standing Charging Stations.........................................................................32
Caps for Wall Mounted Charging Stations.................................................................................33
Contents of the Wall Mounted Charging Station Cap Kit................................................................33
Fitting Caps for Wall Mounted Charging Stations...........................................................................33
10. Configuration and Setup................................................................................. 34

Declaring the Administrator Badge with the Setup Tool..........................................................34
Definition of the Administrator Badge.............................................................................................34
Declaring the Administrator Badge.................................................................................................34
Declaring User Badges with the Charging Station Buttons.....................................................35
Overview .......................................................................................................................................35
Adding One or More User Badge(s) ..............................................................................................36
Deleting a User Badge .................................................................................................................. 37
Declaring User Badges with the Setup Tool..............................................................................38
Checking that the Charging Station Is Working Correctly with the Vehicle Simulator.......... 38
11. Care................................................................................................................... 39
Overview of Indicator Lights and Pushbuttons.........................................................................39
Charging Station Without an RFID Reader................................................................................40
Charging Station With an RFID Reader......................................................................................40
12. Maintenance..................................................................................................... 41
Intervention...................................................................................................................................44
EVlink Technical Support............................................................................................................ 44
13. Protecting the Environment............................................................................ 45

Recycling Packaging................................................................................................................... 45
End-of-Life Recycling.................................................................................................................. 45
14. APPENDIX A: Replacing Parking Charging Stations.................................... 46

Version 1 of EVlink Parking Charging Stations.........................................................................46
Floor Standing Charging Station....................................................................................................46
Wall Mounted Charging Station......................................................................................................47
EVlink Advanced Parking NCB164.......................................................................................47
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1. Safety Information
Important Information
NOTICE
Read these instructions carefully, and look at the equipment to become familiar with the device before
trying to install, operate, or maintain it. The following special messages may appear throughout this
documentation or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call attention to information that
clarifies or simplifies a procedure.
The addition of one of these symbols to a "Danger" safety label on a device indicates that an
electrical hazard exists, which will result in death or personal injury if the instructions are not
followed.
This is the safety alert symbol. It warns you of a risk of physical injury. You must comply
strictly with the safety instructions associated with this symbol to avoid injuring yourself or
putting your life in danger.
DANGER
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
WARNING
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
NOTICE indicates practices that do not involve the risk of bodily injury.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Electrical equipment should be installed, serviced, and maintained only by qualified personnel. No
responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this
equipment.
A qualified person is one who has skills and knowledge related to the construction, operation and
installation of electrical equipment, and has undertaken safety training in how to identify and avoid the
hazards involved.
This device must not be installed or used if you notice that it is damaged.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for failure to follow the instructions given in this instruction
sheet.
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2. About This Manual

Aim of This Document
The purpose of this manual is to provide the necessary information for the following operations:
Installation and configuration of charging stations whose catalog numbers start with EVF1 and EVW1
Replacement: charging stations whose references start with NCA3, NCA4, NCB13 and NCB16
This manual is intended for personnel qualified to work on charging stations:
Installers approved by Schneider Electric to install and replace EVlink Parking charging stations
Some work on charging stations such as configuration using the setup tool can be undertaken by
qualified personnel:
EVlink approved installers
Maintenance operator
Site manager
DANGER
RISK OF ELECTROCUTION
Do not replace connector units or plates unless you work for Schneider Electric After-Sales Service.
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.
Area of Application
This guide to installation, configuration and replacement applies to the following EVlink Parking
charging stations:
EVF1 7-22 kW floor standing charging stations
EVW1 7-22 kW wall mounted charging stations
Related Documents
Document Title
Catalog Number
Instruction Sheet for EVlink Parking EVF1 and EVlink Parking

EVW1 Charging Stations
HRB50435
Electric Vehicle Simulator FS EVlink Instruction Sheet
HRB17188
User Manual for EVlink Parking Charging Stations
DOCA0063FR, DOCA0063EN,
DOCA0063DE, DOCA0063ES,
DOCA0063IT, DOCA0063NL
Guide to Designing EVlink Parking Protection and Control Cabinets
DOCA0059FR or DOCA0059EN
Earthing systems in LV (neutral point connection)
CT172 (French) or ECT172 (English)
Earthing systems worldwide and evolutions
The IT earthing system (unearthed neutral) in LV
You can download these technical publications and other technical information from our website at
www.schneider-electric.com.
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3. Overview
Introduction
Floor standing
charging station
Wall mounted
charging station
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F
G
H
A
Stop
B
C
D
E
Shutter release button/indicator

(green indicator light)
B Charging stop button

Charging indicator (green indicator
light)
D Shutter
E Socket-outlet
C
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F Detected-fault indicator (red indicator light)

G
Maintenance/reservation indicator (orange indicator

light)
H Socket-outlet available indicator (green indicator light)

I RFID reader
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620

413
256
Floor Standing Charging Stations (EVF1)
1146
900
413
220
E V F
0 2
Electric Vehicle
Identification by RFID:
R: Yes
No character: No
Range:
F: Floor standing
charging station
Connector Type
(Left/Right):
0: None
2: T2
3: T3
Max. power:
7: 7 kW
22: 22 kW
Catalog Number
Power
EVF17P02
1 type 2 connector (T2)
EVF17P02R
EVF17P03
EVF17P03R
EVF17P22

7 kW
2 type 2 connectors (T2)
EVF17P22R
EVF17P33
EVF17P33R
EVF122P02
EVF122P02R
EVF122P03
EVF122P03R
EVF122P22
EVF122P22R
EVF122P33
EVF122P33R
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Connector Type

22 kW
Interface
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
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Wall Mounted Charging Stations (EVW1)
620
413
E V W 1
256
0 2
Electric Vehicle
Identification by RFID:
R: Yes
No character: No
Range:
W: Wall mounted
charging station
413
Catalog Number
1146
Max. power:
7: 7 kW
22: 22 kW
Power
EVW17P02
EVW17P03
EVW17P22

7 kW
EVW17P22R
EVW17P33
EVW17P33R
EVW122P02
EVW122P02R
EVW122P03
EVW122P03R
EVW122P22
EVW122P22R
EVW122P33
EVW122P33R
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Connector Type
EVW17P02R
EVW17P03R
220

22 kW
Connector Type
900
(Left/Right):
0: None
2: T2
3: T3
Interface
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
Without RFID reader
With RFID reader
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Protection and Control Cabinets

When a number of charging stations are needed, they can either operate independently as standalone
charging stations, or be linked to a centralized distribution and management system (control box). The
main purpose of this system is to protect and manage operation of the group of charging stations, and
supply it with power, according to the needs of users and the installation.
For more information, refer to the Guide to Designing EVlink Parking Protection and Control Cabinets,
reference DOCA0059FR or DOCA0059EN.
Charging stations
Les
stations de charge
Standalone
charging stations
Bornes
autonomes
Control
andgestion
protection
box for
group of charging stations
Coffret de
et grappes
deabornes
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4. Installation Design
Sections 4 to 10 describe how to install and configure EVF1 and EVW1 EVlink Parking charging stations.
When replacing charging stations whose references start with NCA3, NCA4, NCB13 and NCB16, see
Appendix A, page 46.
Standalone Charging Station (Floor Standing or Wall Mounting)

Single-Phase Connection Diagram with Load-Shedding and Peak/Off-Peak Hours Management Options
-Q1
PE
N L
L N
-P1
-F1
-Q2
-Q21
8 10 12
-Q3
-D1
9
11
N U< L
E1 E2
-Q22
N U< L
E1 E2
-S1
N L
GND
D1
-U1 230V 24V
- +
KA
U1
B C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
230 Va MNx R MNx L
-PE1
J21
J2
KA
D1
U1
H
I
230 V a electrical distribution system
G Left-hand socket option connectors
Off-peak hours/peak hours contact
APL2 left-hand plate contactor
Electrical installation meter
Control connection block
To a different load (for example: heating)
APL1 right-hand plate contactor
Different charging station
Right-hand socket option connectors
Supervision computer
Earth terminal
Legend
Description
Legend
Description
D1
Load-shedding relay with 3 outputs
Q21
Option circuit circuit-breaker
F1
Surge arrester
Q22
Control circuit circuit-breaker
Q1
Installation main circuit-breaker
S1
Ethernet switch
Q2
Left-hand socket power circuit circuit-breaker
U1
Auxiliary power supply for options
Q3
Right-hand socket power circuit circuit-breaker
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PE
Single-Phase Connection Diagram with Circuit Breaker Status and Impulse Counting Options
-Q1
-Q2
-F1
1
N L
-Q21
L N
-P1
-U1
N U< L
E1 E2
-F1
-Q22
230V
-Q3
N U< L
E1 E2
-S1
GND
24V
-
KA
KA
-Q2
-Q3
-KA3
N L
N L
-P2
-KA3
-P3
-KA3
N' L'
N' L'
U1
B C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
230 Va MNx R MNx L
-PE1
J21
J2
U1
H
I
Earth terminal
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Legend
Description
F1
Surge arrester
KA3
Auxiliary relay
P2
Left-hand socket power circuit meter
P3
Right-hand socket power circuit meter
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q21
Q22
S1
Ethernet switch
U1
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Three-Phase Connection Diagram with Load-Shedding and Peak/Off-Peak Hours Management Options
-Q1
PE
N L1 L2 L3
-P1
-F1
-Q2
1
L3 L2 L1 N
9
11
-D1
N U< L
E1 E2
1
2
8 10 12
D1
-Q3
-Q21
-U1
-Q22
N L
-S1
-Q5
230V
24V
- +
KA
GND
U1
A B C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
230 Va MNx R MNx L
-PE1
J21
J2
KA
D1
U1
-Q4
N U< L
E1 E2
H
I
To a different load (for example: heating)
Earth terminal
Legend
Description
D1
Load-shedding relay with 3 outputs
F1
Surge arrester
Q1
Q2
Q3
Left socket RCD
Q4
Q5
Right socket RCD
Q21
Q22
S1
Ethernet switch
U1
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Three-Phase Connection Diagram with Circuit Breaker Status and Impulse Counting Options
-Q1
PE
N L1 L2 L3
-P1
-F1
-Q2
-Q21
-Q3
N U< L
E1 E2
L3 L2 L1 N
-U1
-Q22
-F1
-Q4
N U< L
E1 E2
-S1
N L
-Q5
230V
24V
- +
KA
-KA3
N L1 L2 L3
N L1 L2 L3
N' L'1 L'2 L'3
N' L'1 L'2 L'3
-P2
GND
Other box
KA
-Q2
-P3
-Q4
-KA3
-KA3
U1
A B C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
230 Va MNx R MNx L
-PE1
J21
J2
U1
H
I
Earth terminal
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Legend
Description
F1
Surge arrester
KA3
Auxiliary relay
P2
Left-hand socket power circuit meter
P3
Right-hand socket power circuit meter
Q1
Q2
Q3
Left socket RCD
Q4
Q5
Right socket RCD
Q21
Q22
S1
Ethernet switch
U1

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Group of Charging Stations

The protection devices are located in a cabinet or secondary distribution board close to and at the
outgoing points of connection cables upstream of the charging station.
For more information, refer to the Guide to Designing EVlink Parking Protection and Control Cabinets,
reference DOCA0059FR or DOCA0059EN.
Overcurrent and Insulation Fault Protection

Schneider Electric recommends the following protection devices for an Isc < 10 kA:
Power links:
Each 7 kW single-phase plug and socket-outlet must be individually protected by the following components:
40 A curveD circuit breaker
30 mA type A SI Vigi module
230 V a MNx coil
Each 22 kW three-phase plug and socket-outlet must be individually protected by the following components:
40 A curveD circuit breaker
230 V a MNx coil
40 A type B 4-pole residual current circuit breaker
The plug and socket-outlet MNx control output must be connected to the circuit breaker MNx voltage
release.
Automatic circuit breaker reset systems are prohibited.
230 V control links:
This input must be protected by the following components:
4 A curveD 2-pole circuit breaker
30 mA type A Vigi module
Above an Isc > 10kA, Schneider Electric recommends using Schneider Electric's product compatibility
charts.
Overvoltage Protection
These protective devices complement the surge arresters already in the charging station.
Power links:
Each plug and socket-outlet must be individually protected by a type 2 surge arrester Up = 1.5 kV
(e.g. iQuick PRD40) which provides coordination regardless of the distance between the charging
station and the switchboard.
230 V control links:
This input must be protected by a type 2 surge arrester Up = 1.5 kV (e.g. iQuick PRD40).
IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure that the surge arrester cartridges are fully inserted before
commissioning the charging station.
For more information about overvoltage protection, refer to the Electrical Installation Manual,
Overvoltage Protection.
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Sizing the Auxiliary Power Supply for Options

CAUTION: It is important to use an external 24 V c power supply, not the one used in the
charging station.
Characteristic
Value
Power supply
230 V a/24 V c
4-5 impulse wave
4 kV
4 kV withstand can be obtained with the combination of a 2 kV power
supply plus suitable type 2 surge suppressor (e.g. PRD40) or by a
power supply which can withstand 4 kV.
Minimum power rating of power supply

for a charging station with a dual
socket
0.6 W (at 24 V c)
Isolation between 50 Hz inputs/outputs
3 kV minimum
Current drawn per input
4 mA
Example of Schneider Electric power supply catalog number: AB8MEM24006.
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5. Technical Characteristics
General Characteristics
Characteristic
Value
IP protection indices
Charging station: IP54

Socket-outlet(s): IP44, in compliance with standard IEC 61851
IK protection index
Charging station: IK10

Socket-outlet(s): IK10
Operating temperature
-30C to +50C
Storage temperature
-40C to +80C
Electrical Characteristics
Characteristic
Value
Power supply
230 V a 50 Hz/60 Hz, Phase + Neutral + Earth

400 V a 50 Hz/60 Hz, 3 Phases + Neutral + Earth
Earthing system
arrangement
TT or TN, IT prohibited (1)
Power on network side
7 kW via type 2 or type 3 connector/230 V a

22 kW via type 2 or type 3 connector/400 V a
Cos
> 0.95
Communication
Ethernet (with protection and control cabinet)

GPRS modem if Modem option
Number of plug and

socket-outlet(s)
1 or 2 plug and socket-outlets per unit
Type 2 connection socket
Type 2 according to IEC 62196

7-pin connector
I max.: 32 A
Type 3 connection socket
Type 3 according to IEC 62196

7-pin connector
I max.: 32 A
Charging mode
Mode 3 according to IEC 61851
(1) For the IT earthing system, the neutral point connection must be changed, for example by installing an isolation
transformer with a TT or TN connection downstream.
Certification
CB certification
Marking
Conforming to
standards:
IEC61851-22 Edition 1.0 2001/05

IEC61851-1 Edition 2.0 2010/11
Low Voltage directive (2006/95/EC)
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) directive (2004/108/EC)
Radio and telecommunications
terminal equipment (R&TTE) directive
(1999/5/EC) (1)
Radio section:
- ETSI EN 300-330-1 (V1.7.1)
- ETSI EN 300-330-2 (V1.5.1)
- ETSI EN 302-291-1 (V1.1.1)
- ETSI EN 302-291-2 (V1.1.1)
Health section:
- NF EN 50364 (2010)
- NF EN 62369-1 (2009)
Electrical safety section:
Covered by tests under the standard
IECEN61851-1 (Edition 2.0)/22 (Edition 1.0)
Electromagnetic compatibility section (EMC):
EN 301-489-1/7 covered by standard
IECEN61851-1 (Edition 2.0)/22 (Edition 1.0)
(1) Only for devices equipped with an RFID reader.

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Storage
The charging stations are supplied in individual cardboard boxes. When commissioning the product, all
the protection for transport must be removed before energization. We recommend storing the charging
stations in their packaging, sheltered from rain and damp.
Transport
Throughout the transport phase, take all necessary measures to keep the pallet stable.
Equipment Handling
EVlink Parking charging stations must be handled by two people as specified in the Employment Code.
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6. Installation
WARNING
RISK OF DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT DURING INSTALLATION
The charging station must be protected against harsh weather conditions and splashing water.
When manipulating and wall-mounting the cables, put the cover on and protect the charging
station to prevent dust getting in.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in death, serious injury or equipment damage.
1
Installing a floor standing charging station or wall mounted charging station
See section 6
Connections
See section 7
Charging station tests
See section 8
Fitting the cap
See section 9
Configuration and setup
See section 10
Installation of a Floor Standing Charging Station

Introduction
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A
B
C
A Caps
B Unit
C Pedestal
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Installing the Pedestal

Contents of the Pedestal Kit
M10
M6
x4
Site Configuration
mm
u 480
250
240
120 u 240
u 600
20
63
The charging station must be fixed to the floor in accordance with current standards and local
regulations.
Concrete density: B30, 350 kg of cement/m3.
Surface evenness: 2 mm/m.
Frost-protected foundation around the outside.
M16 stainless steel threaded rods.
Chemical anchoring of threaded rods recommended.
The ground rod must be installed in the ground in accordance with current standards and local
regulations.
Shock-absorbing mechanical protection must be added around the charging station to protect it
against knocks (e.g. charging station hit by a vehicle).
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Fixing to the Floor

2
3
x4
x4
x4
M16
4
x4
Installing the Unit on the Pedestal

Contents of the Unit
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Installing the Unit
x4
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Installing a Wall Mounted Charging Station

Introduction
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A Bracket
B Unit
C Cap
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Installing the Wall Bracket

Contents of the Wall Bracket Kit
x4
Fixing the Wall Bracket

The unit must be fixed to the wall in accordance with current standards and local regulations.
30 kg
300
x4
2
3
450
705...1195
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Installing the Unit on the Wall Bracket

Contents of the Unit
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x2
x2
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7. Connections
DANGER
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH
Turn off all power supplying this equipment before working on the equipment.
Always use an appropriate voltage detection device to confirm the absence of voltage.
NOTICE
RISK OF DAMAGING THE CHARGING STATION
Do not touch the circuit boards.
Use ESD (electrostatic discharge) equipment when working in the enclosure.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.
The electrical connections must be made by a qualified professional in compliance with current local
regulations. These operations must always be performed with the unit switched off.
The cables enter from below on a floor standing charging station, and from below or from above for a
wall mounted charging station.
Description of Cable Entries into the Charging Station

External Description
A Power (cable diameter 15 ..21 mm)
B Ethernet (cable diameter 11 ..17 mm)
C Earth (cable diameter 6 ..12 mm)
D Control + options (cable diameter 11 ..17mm)
The protection index which the installation must comply with concerns the whole parking unit as well as
the connection components (tubes, cable ducting, cables, cable glands).
To this end, it is essential to tighten all the cable glands on the cables and replace any unused cable
glands with the plugs supplied with the unit.
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Internal Description
Type 2 and type 3 unit
A Ethernet connection
B Contactor
C Surge arrester
D 24 V c power supply
E Auxiliary power supply/ control terminal block
(removable)
F Earth terminal to be fitted
A
B
C
D
E
F
Connecting the Power Circuit
L1
L2
L3
20 mm min
C
16 mm
6...10 mm
1.7 N.m
0.62 in
AWG 9...7
15.05 lb-in
PZ2
7
kW plug and socket-outlet (1P+N):
Use one 3Gx(*) type power cable per socket (where 6<x<10). Connect the phase and neutral to the
contactor and the ground as indicated in the diagram above.
22 kW plug and socket-outlet (3P+N):
One 5Gx(*) type power cable per socket (where 6<x<10). Connect the 3 phases and neutral to the
contactor and the ground as indicated in the diagram above.
(*) The conductor cable cross-section should be determined in accordance with standard IEC 60364-5-52.
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For the EVlink Parking charging station, the recommended cross-section between the protection
switchboard and the charging station is as follows:
Single-Phase Charging Station
Cable Length
Cable Cross-Section for a Single-Phase Charging Station Delivering 7 kW/32 A
0...30 m
6 mm2
30...50 m
10 mm2
50...70 m
16 mm2
Three-Phase Charging Station

Cable Length
Cable Cross-Section for a Three-Phase Charging Station Delivering 22 kW/32 A
0...60 m
6 mm2
60...100 m
10 mm2
100...140 m
16 mm2
NOTE:
The cable cross-section depends on the type of installation, the insulation used and the temperature.
Refer to the requirements of standard IEC/EN 60364 for the country of installation, for example
NFC15-100 in France.
Connecting to Ground
DANGER
Measure the ground resistivity with a ground current meter before inserting the ground rod.
Do not commission the charging station and do not use it if the resistivity is higher than the
threshold defined in current local regulations.
Ground (t)
DANGER
Follow the grounding recommendations below.
Follow the recommendations for protection against insulation faults below.
Neutral Point Connections
The charging station can be connected directly to the following distribution systems:
With TT earthing system and installation ground resistance less than 150
With TN earthing system and installation ground resistance less than 150
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An isolating transformer with separate windings must be connected upstream of the charging stationon
distribution systems:
With TN earthing system and installation ground resistance higher than 150
With IT earthing system and installation ground resistance less than 150
Charging stations must not be connected directly to distribution systems with an IT earthing system.
Earth Connections
An additional local earth connection (ground rod and mesh) must be added every 10 m maximum in the
case of a group of charging stations.
The resistance of each additional earth connection must be less than 150.
All earth connections must be interconnected with one another.
Special Case for TN Earthing System
The electrical installation upstream of the charging station must be designed in such a way that the
neutral cannot be disconnected accidentally.
The earth network must comply with the following conditions:
With an interconnected earth network, the transformer neutral must always be connected to the earth
network.
If this condition cannot be ensured, a local earth must be created, and a distribution system with TT
earthing system and installation ground resistance less than 150 must be recreated.
Charging
station
Charging
station
L1
L2
L3
N
PE
Charging
station
Charging
station
L1
L2
L3
N
Charging
station
Charging
station
L1
L2
L3
PEN
PE
Wiring diagram in the TN-S earthing

system
Wiring diagram in the TT earthing

system
Wiring diagram in the TN-C earthing

system
For more information, refer to the following documents:

Guide to Designing EVlink Parking Protection and Control Cabinets, reference DOCA0059FR or
DOCA0059EN.
Earthing systems in LV, reference CT172 (French) or ECT172 (English).
Earthing systems worldwide and evolutions, reference CT173 (French) or ECT173 (English).
NOTE: We recommend measuring earth continuity annually.
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Connecting the Control Circuit
1 2 3 4 5 6
230 V MNx R MNx L
A Control circuit supply:

U= 230 V a
I = 0.2 A
Frequency = 50/60 Hz
B MNx R
C MNx L
C
7 mm 0.5...0.75 mm
0.5 N.m
0.2 in
4.4 lb-in
AWG 20-18
These links are made to the 10-pin connector supplied with the unit.
Terminal 1: Neutral (230 V a)
Terminal 2: Phase (230 V a)
Terminal 3: E1 Right-hand connector MNx
Terminal 4: E2 Right-hand connector MNx
Terminal 5: E1 Left-hand connector MNx
Terminal 6: E2 Left-hand connector MNx
Step
1 2 3 4 5 6
230 V MNx R MNx L
Action
Use one 7Gx type power cable (where 0.5<x<0.75).
Connect the connector to the various devices and earth as indicated in the diagrams above.
Connect and then screw in the connector to the one in the charging station as indicated
above.
Connecting the Ethernet Communication
The Cat 5 or Cat 6 copper Ethernet link must be less than 90 m between the charging station and the
controller Ethernet switch (see Single-Phase Connection Diagram with Load-Shedding and Peak/OffPeak Hours Management Options, page 11). We recommend always connecting the Ethernet link so
that a group of charging stations can be connected at a later date.
The Ethernet link is connected directly to the Ethernet connector. The communication cable should be
moved into the protection and control cabinet. This cable must have an RJ45 connector at each end.
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Connecting Options and Functions

The EVlink Parking charging station has two isolated inputs associated with each plug and socket-outlet.
The functions associated with these inputs as well as their states (active or idle) can be configured with
the setup tool.
Load Shedding or Circuit Breaker Status Input
Load shedding: this input is used to suspend vehicle charging in order to avoid the risk of an
electrical distribution system outage.
Circuit breaker status: this input is used to determine the circuit breaker status on the power circuit
associated with one of the station's two charging sockets.
Impulse Counting or Conditional Outgoing Line Input
Impulse counting: this input is used to measure the energy consumed by the plug and socket-outlet
using an energy meter pulse output.
Conditional outgoing line: this input is used to program the start of charging (for example: peak/
off-peak hours by linking this input to a clock).
A Power supply isolated GND

B Circuit breaker/load
shedding status
C Impulse counting/
conditional outgoing line
C
7 mm 0.5...0.75 mm 0.22 N.m
0.2 in
AWG 20-18
1.95 lb-in
For more information, refer to the Installation Design, page 11.

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Action
Use one 3Gx type (1 plug and socket-outlet) or 6Gx (2 plug and socket-outlets) power
cable (where 0.5<x<0.75).
Connect the connector(s) to the various devices as indicated on the diagrams above.
Then connect them to the connector(s) on the circuit board, as indicated above.
Caution, it is essential to use the ring with 2 holes to pass this cable through the same
cable gland as that used for the control circuit in order to maintain the unit IP rating.
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8. Charging Station Tests

MNx Auxiliary Test
To check that the MNx auxiliary is connected correctly, proceed as follows:
Step
Action
Remove the protective tab on the front of the contactor (KM1).
Power up the charging station.
Use an insulated tool to briefly press on the moving part of the contactor (KM1).
The MNx auxiliary should then immediately command the circuit breaker supplying power to
the charging station to open.
If the circuit breaker does not trip, check the connection of the MNx circuit breaker auxiliary.
Residual Current Device (RCD) Test

The RCD must be tested periodically in compliance with current maintenance regulations to ensure that
it is working correctly.
To test the RCD after installation, proceed as follows:
Make sure that the RCD is in the ON position.
Step
Action
Press the test button on the front panel of the RCD.
The RCD must trip immediately If it does not, the charging station is not correctly protected against
insulation faults and people are no longer protected against direct and indirect contact.
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9. Fitting Caps
Caps for Floor Standing Charging Stations
Contents of the Floor Standing Charging Station Cap Kit
Fitting Caps for Floor Standing Charging Stations
1
4
5
=
6
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Caps for Wall Mounted Charging Stations

Contents of the Wall Mounted Charging Station Cap Kit
Fitting Caps for Wall Mounted Charging Stations
4
5
=
6
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10. Configuration and Setup
DANGER
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and take care to comply with the safety
procedures relating to electrical work.
This device must be installed and serviced by qualified electrical personnel.
Unplug all sources of power before carrying out commissioning. Assume that all circuits are live
until they have been completely de-energized, tested and tagged. Consider all sources of energy,
including the possibility of backfeeding and the control power.
Always use a suitable voltage detector to verify that there is no voltage present.
Replace all devices and covers before reapplying power to the equipment.
Declaring the Administrator Badge with the Setup Tool

Definition of the Administrator Badge
The administrator badge is used to manage user badges (add/delete).
The administrator badge does not allow the charging station to be used for charging.
Declaring the Administrator Badge
To declare the administrator badge, the setup tool embedded in the charging station must be used.
To do this, you need to download the user manual for the setup software from the
www.schneider-electric.com website:
Go to our website www.schneider-electric.com
Search for manual reference DOCA0060FR or DOCA0060EN
Download this manual
Follow the administrator badge configuration procedure described in the setup software manual
The administrator badge can be selected from any of the 10 badges supplied with the charging station.
After declaring the administrator badge, stick the Admin self-adhesive label on this badge and write on
a name if necessary.
Administrator badge: Admin
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User
Admin
Badges
User badge: User
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Declaring User Badges with the Charging Station Buttons

Overview
Indicator Lights and Pushbuttons
EVF1ppppppp
EVW1ppppppp
F
G
H
A
Stop
B
C
D
E


Charging indicator
D Shutter
E Socket-outlet
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Detected-fault indicator
(red indicator light)
Maintenance/reservation indicator
G
(orange indicator light)
Socket-outlet available indicator
H
I RFID reader
F
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Adding One or More User Badge(s)

To add one or more user badge(s), follow the procedure below:
Step
1
Action
Illustration
Pass the administrator badge over the RFID reader (I).

The orange indicator light (G) lights up, 3 beeps are
heard.

2
Pass one or more user badge(s) (supplied with the

charging station) in front of the RFID reader (I).
As each passes, the green indicator light (H) flashes.
Stick a User self-adhesive label on each declared
user badge and write on a name if necessary.

The green indicator light (H) lights up, 3 beeps are heard.
The orange indicator light (G) goes out.
Check the user badges are valid:

Pass each badge over the RFID reader (I):
- if you hear Beep, the badge is valid
- if you hear Bop, the badge is not valid
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Deleting a User Badge

To delete one or more user badge(s), follow the procedure below:
Step
1
Action
Illustration

The orange indicator light (G) lights up, 3 beeps are
heard.
Pass the user badge to be deleted over the RFID

reader (I).
In the next 5 seconds:
Press the red Stop button (B).
The green indicator light (H) flashes, 1 beep is heard.

The green indicator light (H) lights up, 3 beeps are heard.
The orange indicator light (G) goes out.
Check the user badge has been deleted:

Pass each badge over the RFID reader (I):
- if you hear Beep, the badge is valid, and has not
therefore been deleted
- if you hear Bop, the badge is not valid, and has
therefore been deleted
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Declaring User Badges with the Setup Tool

To manage user badges, use the setup tool embedded in the charging station.
To do this, consult the setup software user manual.
Checking that the Charging Station Is Working Correctly with the Vehicle Simulator
Consult the instruction sheet (HRB17188) supplied with the Electric Vehicle Simulator FS EVlink
(NCA93100). This instruction sheet can also be downloaded from www.schneider-electric.com:
Go to our website www.schneider-electric.com
Search for instruction sheet HRB17188
Download the instruction sheet
Follow the test procedure with the electric vehicle simulator
This instruction sheet can be used to run basic tests on the charging station.
To run advanced tests on the charging station, the installer must undergo specific training on the electric
vehicle simulator.
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11. Care
WARNING
RISK OF DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT
Do not spray water on this equipment.
Do not clean this equipment while the electric vehicle is charging.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in death, serious injury or equipment damage.
NOTICE
RISK OF DAMAGING THE CHARGING STATION
Do not allow the charging station to come into contact with automotive fluids (e.g., gas, diesel).
Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.
Before starting to clean the charging station, follow the steps below:
Overview of Indicator Lights and Pushbuttons

EVF1ppppppp
EVW1ppppppp
F
G
H
A
Stop
B
C
D
E


Charging indicator
D Shutter
E Socket-outlet
C
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G
H
I RFID reader
F
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Charging Station Without an RFID Reader

Step
1
Action
Illustration

The green charging indicator light (C) flashes quickly.

2
Unplug the cable from the charging station.

STOP
STOP
AUTO
AUTO
S TA R T
S TA R T
Close the shutter.

The charging station is ready for use.
The green charging indicator light (C) goes out.
The green shutter release button/indicator light (A)
goes out.
The green indicator light (H) lights up.
Charging Station With an RFID Reader

Step
1
Action
Illustration
Pass the badge over the RFID reader (I).

2


3
Unplug the cable from the charging station.

STOP
STOP
AUTO
AUTO
S TA R T
S TA R T
Close the shutter.

The charging station is ready for use.
The green charging indicator light (C) goes out.
The green shutter release button/indicator light (A)
goes out.
The green indicator light (H) lights up.
We recommend cleaning the charging station with a soft dry cloth. Never use abrasive pads or
detergents.
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12. Maintenance
Troubleshooting Assistance
Important: If the installation ground resistance is too high, problems may occur with vehicle charging
(reduced or zero charge). To check and correct this problem, contact a qualified electrician.
EVF1ppppppp
EVW1ppppppp
F
G
H
A
Stop
B
C
D
E


Charging indicator
D Shutter
E Socket-outlet
C
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G
H
I RFID reader
F
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Faults Indicated by the Indicator Lights

Charging Station Status
Description of Fault
Corrective Action
The indicator lights (F, G

and H) on the front panel
are off (charging station
powered up and no sockets
plugged in)
No 230 V a power supply
Check the external 230 V a power supply
No 24 V c power supply
Check the internal 24 V c power supply
Fault in sending back status information

from the power circuit breakers to the
PLC
Fault in the auxiliary indicating the circuit breaker status

(open or closed), in sending back information to the PLC:
change the auxiliary indicating the circuit breaker status
Fault in the connections: check connection of the auxiliary
indicating the circuit breaker status
If the connection is OK, check the continuity of the indication
circuit with an ohmmeter (the charging station power supply
must be switched off): replace the cables
The PLC input card is not working: change the input card
The indicator lights are not connected
Check the indicator light connections
The indicator lights are not working
Replace the indicator lights (refer to maintenance manual

DOCA0031)
The contactor is stuck or the circuit

board is not working
Change the plate (refer to maintenance manual DOCA0031)
The socket is not detected
Check that the socket is fully inserted in the charging station

(press hard)
The charging cable is damaged
Try plugging in another cable
Problem with the circuit board or

socket-outlet
Check the continuity of the socket-outlet; if there is a

problem, replace the socket-outlet (refer to maintenance
manual DOCA0031)
Look at the indicator light on the circuit board:
- If it is red, switch the station power supply off and then on
again
- If it stays red, check the charging station wiring and make
sure no connector has come unplugged
- If the wiring seems all right, reflash the program onto the
circuit board
- If this operation is unsuccessful, change the plate (refer to
maintenance manual DOCA0031)
- If the indicator light turns green, try to restart charging
- If the indicator light is green, change the plate (refer to
maintenance manual DOCA0031)
The green indicator light (H) on the front

panel is not working
Check the continuity of the button
The charging cable is non-compliant

(the cable coding resistance does not
allow the cable to be detected)
Try plugging in a different cable
Check the plug and socket-outlet is

locked properly
If it is not locked:
- Check the socket-outlet wiring
- Check the socket-outlet power supply
- If you cannot detect a problem, change the socket-outlet
(refer to maintenance manual DOCA0031)
If it is locked, see below
The charging indicator light is

disconnected
Check the indicator light connection
The charging indicator light is not

working
Change the socket-outlet (refer to maintenance manual

DOCA0031)
The charging cable is defective
The vehicle is fully charged
Check the vehicle charging status
The circuit board is not working
The plug and socket-outlet is not

pushed in far enough
Check that the plug and socket-outlet is fully inserted in the

charging station (press hard)
The position contact on the plug and

socket-outlet is defective

DOCA0031)
The green indicator light (H)

on the front panel stays on
when the socket is plugged
in
Despite the plug and

socket-outlet being
correctly inserted (on both
the charging station and
the vehicle), the charging
indicator light (C) does not
flash
After plugging the plug

and socket-outlet into the
charging station, the station
attempts to lock the plug and
socket-outlet 5 times without
success
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Charging Station Status
Description of Fault
Corrective Action
After charging the vehicle,

the green indicator light
on the front panel lights
up again, but the plug and
socket-outlet cannot be
withdrawn
The wiring is faulty
Check the socket-outlet wiring
The socket-outlet is faulty

DOCA0031)
Vehicle charging does

not start (but the charging
indicator flashes)
The vehicle is in standby mode.
Open the vehicle door to exit standby mode
The cable is damaged
Charging is interrupted while

the socket is connected
The charging station or the vehicle is not

working.
Check the charging station with the EVlink vehicle simulator

If no fault is detected, take the vehicle back to the
manufacturer
If a fault is detected: change the plate (refer to maintenance
manual DOCA0031)
The vehicle is fully charged
Check the vehicle charging status
The vehicle cannot detect any current

(single-phase charging station)
Check the charging station's supply wiring

Check the connection
(check that phase/neutral have not been reversed)
The vehicle detects an overvoltage

(three-phase charging station)
Check the charging station's supply wiring

Check the connection
(check that phase/neutral have not been reversed)
Overcurrent
Re-start charging and measure the current consumption

with an ammeter
Try connecting the vehicle to a different charging station
The cable insulation is damaged
Problem with the socket-outlet

DOCA0031)
When you press the Stop

button, charging does not
stop (charging indicator light
flashes) and the plug and
socket-outlet remains locked
The Stop button is not working
Change the Stop button (refer to maintenance manual

DOCA0031)
The circuit board is not working
The vehicle does not charge

even though everything
seems to be working
A power cable is missing or damaged
Measure the voltage upstream of the contactor

If the voltage is correct, use the EVlink vehicle simulator to
locate the problem
A load-shedding device is connected to

the charging station and is active
Check that a load-shedding device is connected and active.

Wait for it to authorize charging again
The ground resistance exceeds the

charging station permissible value
To check and resolve this problem, contact a qualified

electrician
The charging cable is

damaged at the end of
charging
The cable does not meet the required

specifications
Check the cable specifications, check that the wire

cross-section is suitable for the current delivered
Cable quality problem
Change the charging cable
The charging station cap is

damaged
Accident, vandalism
Replace the cap (refer to maintenance manual DOCA0031)
A plug and socket-outlet

shutter is damaged
Accident, vandalism
Replace the shutter (refer to maintenance manual DOCA0031)
The surge arrester is not

working (red indicator
light on the cartridge on or
indication on the supervision
PC)
Overvoltage
Replace the surge arrester (refer to maintenance manual

DOCA0031)
or
Replace the surge arrester cartridge (refer to maintenance
manual DOCA0031)
The red indicator light (F)

is on
The charging station is faulty
Press the red Stop button (B)

Unplug the cable from the charging station
Close the shutter
The charging station is ready for use
Plug the cable back in
If the fault persists, contact Schneider Electric support
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Intervention
DANGER
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, ARC FLASH, BURNS OR EXPLOSION
Do not attempt to remove the caps from the unit.
Please refer to maintenance document DOCA0031FR or DOCA0031EN available on our website
(www.schneider-electric.com).
EVlink Technical Support

The Schneider Electric Customer Care Center is available to answer all your technical questions about
EVlink charging stations.
You can find the contact details for the Schneider Electric Customer Care Center in your country as
follows:
Browse our website www.schneider-electric.com
Select your country (with the [Change country] option), confirm your selection
Click on the Customer Care Center button
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13. Protecting the Environment

Recycling Packaging
The packaging materials from this equipment can be recycled. Please help protect the environment by
recycling them in appropriate containers. Thank you for playing your part in protecting the environment.
End-of-Life Recycling
Products in the EVlink Parking range have been optimized to reduce the amount of waste produced
at the end of their useful life and for better recovery of component parts and materials when following
customary processing procedures. Products have been designed so that their components can be
processed by conventional procedures: decontamination where this is recommended, reuse and/or
dismantling in order to improve recycling performance, and crushing to separate out the rest of the
materials.
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APPENDIX A: Replacing Parking Charging Stations
DANGER
FIRE HAZARD
If replacing a 16 A charging station with a 32 A charging station, it is essential to comply with one of
the following instructions when installing the charging station:
Install cables of a suitable cross-section for the new charging station
Limit the charging station charging current to 16 A with the setup tool (refer to the user manual
DOCA0060FR or DOCA0060EN).
Version 1 of EVlink Parking Charging Stations

Description
Power
Wall
mounted
Floor
standing
Connector
Type
List of Catalog Numbers that

Can Be Replaced
List of Replacement Catalog

Numbers
11 kW
1xT2
NCA32301
EVW1S22P02
3 kW
1xT3
NCA33100
EVW1S7P03
22 kW
1xT3
NCA33400
EVW1S22P03
11 kW
2xT2
NCA34301
EVW1S22P22
22 kW
2xT3
NCA35400
EVW1S22P33
22 kW
1xT3
NCB13430
EVW1S22P03
22 kW
2xT3
NCB13450
EVW1S22P33
11 kW
2xT2
NCA44301
EVF1S22P22
22 kW
2xT3
NCA45401
EVF1S22P22
Floor Standing Charging Station

Disconnecting and Removing the Old Charging Station
Step
Action
Undo the screws on both caps and lift off the caps
Open the door and disconnect the power, control and option terminal blocks
Loosen the cable glands to remove the cables
Undo the screws fixing the unit to the ground
Lift off the charging station
Preparing the Site

Step
Action
The old charging station fixing rods can be reused
Provide extensions for the power cables (composition and length to be defined).
For 32 A EVlink Parking EVF1S charging stations, route new power cables through
Provide extensions for the 7G0.5/0.75 control cables (composition and length to be defined)
Provide a new RJ45 cable
Provide a new 6G0.5/0.75 cable if options need to be connected
Provide a new cable for the ground rod
Installing the New Charging Station

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Action
Position and fix the EVlink Parking EVF1S charging station in accordance with the EVlink
Parking EVF1S Instruction Sheet (same fixing centers as EVlink Parking NCA3 or
NCA4)
Connect all the cables in accordance with the EVlink Parking EVF1S Instruction Sheet
Finish installation in accordance with the EVlink Parking EVF1S Instruction Sheet
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Wall Mounted Charging Station

Step
Action
Undo the cap screws and lift off the cap
Open the door and disconnect the power, control and option terminal blocks
Loosen the cable glands to remove the cables
Undo the screws fixing the unit to the wall
Lift off the unit
Preparing the Site

Step
Action
For 32 A EVlink Parking EVW1S charging stations, route new power cables through
Provide extensions for the 7G0.5/0.75 control cables (composition and length to be defined)
Position and fix the wall bracket in the desired location in accordance with the EVlink
Parking EVW1S Instruction Sheet
Connect the power and control extensions

Step
Action
Position the unit in accordance with the EVlink Parking EVW1S Instruction Sheet
Connect all the cables in accordance with the EVlink Parking EVW1S Instruction Sheet
Finish installation in accordance with the EVlink Parking EVW1S Instruction Sheet
EVlink Advanced Parking NCB164

Description
Power
Floor
standing
22 kW
List of Catalog Numbers that

Can Be Replaced
List of Replacement Catalog

Numbers
1xT3
NCB16430 (32 A)
EVF1S22P03R
2xT3
NCB16450 (32 A)
EVF1S22P33R
Connector
Type
IMPORTANT: Connections are made 5 cm from the ground. If the installation is located on a flood plain,
we recommend raising the electrics so that the connections are more than 25 cm from the ground.
Step
Action
Open the flap with the key
Open the door and disconnect the power, control and option circuits
Disconnect the RJ45
Undo all 4 screws fixing the unit to the ground
Lift off the charging station
Preparing the Site

Step
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Action
Remove the 4 fixing studs from the EVlink Advanced Parking NCB164
Line up the EVlink Parking EVF1S pedestal and mark the drill holes
Position the 4 fixing studs on the EVlink Parking EVF1S
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Step
Action
For 32 A EVlink Parking EVF1S charging stations, route new power cables through
Provide extensions for the 7G0.5/0.75 control cables (composition and length to be
defined)

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Action
Position the pedestal and screw in place in accordance with the EVlink Parking EVF1S
Instruction Sheet
Position and screw down the EVlink Parking EVF1S in accordance with the EVlink
Parking EVF1S Instruction Sheet
Connect all the cables in accordance with the EVlink Parking EVF1S Instruction Sheet
Finish installation in accordance with the EVlink Parking EVF1S Instruction Sheet
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EVlink Parking

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

2. About This Manual............................................................................................. 6

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

8. Charging Station Tests.................................................................................... 31

10. Configuration and Setup................................................................................. 34

13. Protecting the Environment............................................................................ 45

14. APPENDIX A: Replacing Parking Charging Stations.................................... 46

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

2. About This Manual

Instruction Sheet for EVlink Parking EVF1 and EVlink Parking

Electric Vehicle Simulator FS EVlink Instruction Sheet

User Manual for EVlink Parking Charging Stations

Guide to Designing EVlink Parking Protection and Control Cabinets

Earthing systems in LV (neutral point connection)

CT172 (French) or ECT172 (English)

Earthing systems worldwide and evolutions

CT173 (French) or ECT173 (English)

The IT earthing system (unearthed neutral) in LV

CT178 (French) or ECT178 (English)

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

Shutter release button/indicator

B Charging stop button

F Detected-fault indicator (red indicator light)

Maintenance/reservation indicator (orange indicator

H Socket-outlet available indicator (green indicator light)

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

Floor Standing Charging Stations (EVF1)

1 type 2 connector (T2)

1 type 3 connector (T3)

2 type 3 connectors (T3)

1 type 2 connector (T2)

1 type 3 connector (T3)

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

Wall Mounted Charging Stations (EVW1)

1 type 3 connector (T3)

2 type 3 connectors (T3)

1 type 2 connector (T2)

1 type 3 connector (T3)

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

Protection and Control Cabinets

EVlink Parking - EVF1 - EVW1

Standalone Charging Station (Floor Standing or Wall Mounting)

-U1 230V 24V

230 Va MNx R MNx L

230 V a electrical distribution system

G Left-hand socket option connectors

Off-peak hours/peak hours contact

APL2 left-hand plate contactor

Electrical installation meter

Control connection block

To a different load (for example: heating)

APL1 right-hand plate contactor

Different charging station

Right-hand socket option connectors

Load-shedding relay with 3 outputs

Option circuit circuit-breaker

Control circuit circuit-breaker

Installation main circuit-breaker

Left-hand socket power circuit circuit-breaker

Auxiliary power supply for options

Right-hand socket power circuit circuit-breaker