Volvo Wallbox selected Installationsanleitung Seite 43

3. L1 (brown)
4. L2 (black)
5. L3 (grey)
3. For 1-phase connection: Insert in the
connecting terminals from left to right in the
following sequence:
For a TT/TN mains supply (see figure 13):
1. PE (green/yellow)
2. Neutral (blue)
3. L1 (brown)
For a IT mains supply:
1. PE (green/yellow) in terminal 1
(green/yellow)
2. L1 (brown) in terminal 2 (blue)
3. L2 (black) in terminal 3 (brown)
4. Tighten the screw terminals on the front to a
torque of 1.65 Nm +8%.
Setting the power supply mains con-
figuration
n Set 1-phase or 3-phase charging using the
right DIP switch.
Flip the right DIP switch up or down using
tweezers. See figure 14.
Note
The left DIP switch is reserved for future app-
lications and must be permanently in the
"Off" position.
DIP switch Meaning
On (up) 1-phase
Off (down) 3-phase
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Note
To use the 1-/3-phase switching, the DIP
switch must be set to 3-phase charging.
Setting the charging current
n Set the charging current for the Wallbox
according to the building's line fuse pro-
tection and the rated power of the Wallbox
on the rotary switch using a 0.3 x 2 mm
screwdriver.
See figure 15.
Position Value
F 32 A
E 30 A
D 25 A
C 20 A
B 16 A
A 15 A
9 13 A
8 10 A
7 8 A
6 6 A
2 and 3 To reset the Wallbox to the fac-
tory default settings
All other Reserved for future app-
positions lications
Note that symmetrical network operation must be
guaranteed in 1-phase operation. The detailed
requirements regarding unbalanced load regu-
lations can be found in the respective country-spe-
cific requirements.
The limitation of the charging current can be set
directly in the vehicle or alternatively via the Wall-
box. Setting is carried out by:
Electrical engineer: via the rotary switch by
n
limiting the charging current, see
the charging current.
n User: see operating instructions, chapter
Charging information and settings.
7.5 Connecting the Ethernet cable
(optional)
1. Pull the Ethernet cable (without plug) and
external control cable through the cable
entry grommet (1). See figure 16.
2. Fit the heat shrink tubing onto the Ethernet
cable.
3. Attach the RJ45 plug.
The end of the heat shrink tubing must be
flush with the RJ45 plug.
4. Shrink the heat shrink tubing using a hot air
blower.
Alternatively, secure against slipping using
cable ties.
5. To attach the Ethernet cable, fit the Ethernet
cable in the clip provided (2) after fitting the
plug and feed it into the port from below (3).
See figure 16.
7.6 Connecting an external control
cable (optional)
n Connect the external control cable at the
designated terminals (4) (see figure 16).
Left terminal (black) Negative
Right terminal (orange) Positive
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