Charge Amps Halo 3-7 Kw 7-4 Kw And 11 Kw With 7.5m Type 2 Cable Instruction Manual (+ PDF)

The installation manual contains important instructions on how to install the product.
In addition to the instructions in this manual, basic safety precautions, including all applicable local, regional, and national laws and regulations, must be complied with when installing, repairing, and maintaining the product.

The installation manual also contains safety instructions (WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE) for how to install the product safely. See the definitions below.

	WARNING! – Indicates a potentially dangerous situation that could lead to serious injury or death.
	CAUTION! – Indicates a potentially dangerous situation that could lead to minor or moderate injury.
	NOTE! – Indicates that you must follow the instructions to avoid damaging the product or other equipment.

About Halo

Halo is designed for both private installations and for installation in semi-private indoor and outdoor environments. Halo is compatible with all rechargeable electric vehicles. Halo comes with a type 1 or types 2 charging connector. (The connector type can be changed.) The 7.5 meters, fixed, reinforced charging cable coupled with the ergonomically designed charging connector makes charging your electric vehicle hassle-free.

Halo gives a clear indication of the operating status, and its LED lighting makes it easier to use in the dark. It also has a socket that can be used to connect an engine/passenger compartment heater or other electrical equipment, such as an electric bicycle or vacuum cleaner. Halo is also prepared for RFID identification and can be connected to individual unlocking with RFID or mobile phone. RFID makes it possible for Halo to be shared by multiple users.

Halo is designed in Sweden and meets the requirements of the IEC 61851-1 and IEC 62196-2 standards. The enclosure is made of recycled aluminum, and the product meets the requirements of enclosure rating IP66 when properly installed.

Contact your supplier for more information about your specific Halo.

In brief: Halo has advanced technology, a stylish design, and smart functions. All in a compact and hassle-free charging station.

The product is intended to be used for the charging of electric vehicles and hybrids.

Model overview

Aluminum front assembly (Opened only by a qualified installer during installation)
Centre emblem: LED indication, (RFID detection, if activated)
Antenna: WiFi
LED ring
Aluminum backplate: mounted on the wall by the installer
Schuko: 10 A electrical socket (certain models only)
LED lighting
Charging cable entry: fixed charging cable
Cable entry: incoming electrical connection

Contents of the package

Charge Amps Halo
External WiFi antenna
Five-pin terminal connector for feed current
Wall holder for charging cable
An RFID tag (certain models only)
Document with serial number and password for your Halo
Installation manual

Provided by the installer

Three 5 mm screws with associated plugs (if required) for mounting Halo. The screws must have a flat head and be suitable for the wall material.
External sealant for the wall (if necessary), depending on the structure of the mounting wall
External type A RCD, 30 mA
Installation cable, according to the charging strength of the selected product
Four 3.5 mm screws with a recessed head for wall mounting of the charging cable connector

The installer also provides the tools required for installation.

Before installation

Make sure that the right conditions and materials are in place before installation. The installation must be done in accordance with the instructions in this installation manual as well as basic safety precautions.

Tools

The following tools are needed for installation:

Screwdriver, flat electric screwdriver 3.5 mm
Drill for screw/plug for wall mounting
Laser/spirit level for proper mounting on the wall
Wire stripper for cabling
A single H4 Allen key
Sealant (if necessary) if the wall for mounting is uneven and exposed to an outdoor climate
Computer or mobile phone if Halo needs to be configured and (where applicable) connected to a cloud service. Contact the supplier for more information

Cabling

Check the following before installing Halo:

The power is switched off
The incoming cabling is dimensioned to be able to connect Halo
• Minimum 2.5 mm 2 for 16 A (electrical conditions in the facility and cable lengths may require a higher cross-sectional area to meet the triggering conditions)
• Minimum 6 mm 2 for 32 A (electrical conditions in the facility and cable lengths may require a\ higher cross-sectional area to meet the triggering conditions)
The product is properly fused – 16 A 1-phase 3.7 kW; 16 A 3-phase 11 kW; 32 A 1-phase 7.4 kW
An RCD is installed
Make sure to use MCB 16 A Curve C/ MCB 32 A Curve B.
Let through energy (I²t) shall be less than or equal to 75 000 A²s.

Mounting

Check the following conditions for mounting:

That the wall can handle a weight of 5 kg
That the installation screws and plugs (if required) are suitable for the wall material
There is free space at the recommended mounting height (750–1,450 mm as measured up to the bottom edge of Halo)
That the position of Halo does not cause it to be subjected to flammable, explosive, corrosive, or combustible materials, chemicals, or fumes

If possible, do not mount Halo in direct sunlight. The charging current is decreased if the temperature inside the charging station goes up, and can even be switched off completely if Halo gets too hot. This is a safety feature to ensure long service life. See the Halo technical specifications for operating temperatures.

Connection

To get the most out of your Halo, an internet connection is required. Check with your supplier what internet connection requirements there are for your particular Halo.

Installing Halo

Install and mount Halo as follows:

Read the installation instructions in this document thoroughly.
Make sure that the feed cable is isolated and switch off the power at the main switch.
Mount a separate type A RCD on the feed line to Halo. (The integrated DC protection (protection against fault currents) in Halo coupled with a type A RCD has the same functionality as a type B RCD.)
Unpack Halo from the box. Check that the product is in good condition and that all cables are properly seated.
Mark the mounting holes on the wall. Also, use a laser or spirit level. For a suitable height, see “Mounting” above.
Drill holes with a drill bit designed for the selected fastener.
Open Halo with an H4 Allen key (be careful to make sure that the O-rings securing the screws do not come loose).
Remove all connected terminal blocks/connectors from the circuit board in the aluminum cover.
Temporarily place the front assembly on a protected surface.
Mount the external antenna.
Mount Halo on the wall with the selected fasteners. Use sealant if you are installing in an outdoor environment or on an uneven surface.
Strip and insert the electrical cable in the cable entry underneath (15–20 cm is recommended for easy mounting).
Halo must be earthed through permanent electrical installation.
Only use the product within the specified operating parameters. Follow local, regional, and national standards and regulations so that no charging current limitations are exceeded.
Avoid inserting the electrical cable through the plastic membrane. Plastic shrinks and expands at different temperatures, and water could start to leak in. Enclosure rating IP66 only applies if the electrical cable is inserted through the specified cable entry!
Tighten the cable entry screw connector tightly.
When inserting the cable, be careful not to damage the WiFi antenna.
Screw the power supply into the 5-pin terminal block as illustrated below.
a. Connection of 1-phase in TN network
In a 1-phase connection, make the following connections. L2 and L3 can also be connected to enable load balancing in larger installations and to be able to use the cloud service to select the phase that has the smallest load in a property. b. Connection of 1-phase in IT network. c. Connection of 3-phase in TN network (TN network only)
Refit the terminals in the front assembly.
1. 5-pin terminal block for incoming power supply
2. WiFi antenna cable
3. Connection for LED lighting
4. 6-pin terminal block for charging cable
5. 3-pin terminal block for Schuko socket (certain models only)
Be particularly careful and cautious when connecting the WiFi antenna cable.
Refit the front assembly to the backplate. Carefully check that:
a. All O-rings around the fastening screws are in place
b. No cables are pinched
c. The front assembly is mounted the right way, with the Charge Amps logo facing the right way (see below).
Tighten the four H4 hex head screws to a torque of 1.5–2.0 Nm
Switch on the power at the main switch/electrical distribution box.
A start-up sequence with a self-test begins.
Once Halo is illuminated with a steady white light, Halo is ready for use.
Be careful not to pinch the WiFi antenna cable between the front\ assembly and the backplate when refitting the front assembly.
Be careful to refit the front assembly the right way, i.e. with the Charge Amps logo pointing up. If the front assembly is fitted the wrong way, you risk crushing the circuit board.

Configuring WiFi for Halo

After Halo has been installed electrically and on the network, it is time for it to be configured. The aim of configuration is to connect the unit to Charge A mps’ portal and cloud solution.
How to register and commission your Halo in the cloud solution:

Go to: http://my.charge.space
Click the “Sign Up” link above “login form”
Fill in all the fields and press “GO”.
You will be sent an email with a verification link within a few minutes.
Follow the link and log in.
Fill in the serial number and PIN code as indicated in the configuration document.
Click “GO” and then you are finished.

How to configure Halo with a wireless internet network (WiFi):

Switch on your Halo
Use a smartphone, open “Wireless settings” and scan for a wireless network.
Find the HA LO_* * * * * * network, where * * * * * * is the last six characters of the serial number.
When you are asked for the network key, enter the PIN code.
Open the browser. In your browser’s address field, enter 192.168.250.1
You should now see a field with the SSID (name of the WiFi network) and the password. Note that the field is case-sensitive.
Wait for the connection. (The mobile’s own 3G/4G may disrupt this. In that case, switch off mobile data).
Enter the details of your wireless network and click update.

Supported WiFi standards:
802.11 b/g/n
2.4 GHz

Halo status indications

Halo uses light to communicate its status in different ways.

Indication	Status
The center cover is white and the LED ring lights up incrementally in pace with the start-up	Halo is starting up
The center cover is white and the LED ring is illuminated with a steady white light	Halo is in standby mode/ready for charging or charging is complete.
The center cover is white and the LED ring is illuminated with a steady white light, but LEDs in the bottom left and right corners are off.	Halo is in standby mode/ready for charging or charging is complete. The Schuko socket is activated
The center cover is white and the LED ring’s white light rotates	Charging in progress
The center cover flashes green and the LED ring is illuminated with a steady white light	For Halo with load balancing only Charging is initiated, waiting for power allocation (can take up to 2 minutes)
The center cover flashes blue and the LED ring is illuminated with a steady white light	For Halo with RFID only Waiting for identification with RFID tag on the center cover (if RFID is activated)
The center cover is illuminated red for 3 seconds and the LED ring is illuminated with a steady white light	For Halo with RFID only The RFID tag is not approved (if RFID is activated), charging is not activated

Halo error indications

Halo uses light to communicate its status in different ways.

Indication	Type of error	Action
The center covers illuminated or flashes blue and the LED ring is not illuminated with a white light	Halo has frozen during start-up or during updating	Cut off the power to Halo via the main switch. Restart Halo after a few minutes.
The LED ring is not illuminated white and the center cover is illuminated red	An error has occurred that affects Halo. It could be an error in the vehicle or an earth fault that occurred during electrical installation.	Check that the charging cable is intact, cut off power to Halo via the main switch, and restart Halo after a few minutes.

Rights

The information in this document has been checked for accuracy. Charge Amps A B reserves the right to make technical changes and changes to the contents of the document without prior notice. Charge Amps A B can therefore not guarantee that all of the contents of this particular document are accurate, up-to-date, and free from printing and proofreading errors. Moreover, Charge Amps A B cannot be held liable for any mistakes, near-misses, injuries/damage, or incidents – direct or indirect – that can be linked to the use of the regulations or products in this document.

Charge Amps A B reserves all rights to this document, as well as the information and illustrations therein. It is strictly forbidden to – in whole or in part – copy, adapt or translate the information without prior written permission from Charge Amps A B.

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SE-169 75 Solna
Sweden

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