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1. Document information
1.1 Target group
This document is intended for the EVSE device owner.
Description of the scope of responsibilities is provided in Section 3.2
1.2 Manufacturer details
Lena Lighting S.A.
ul. Kórnicka 52
63-000 Środa Wielkopolska,
Poland
NIP: 786-16-16-166
REGON: 634635800
National Court Register:
0000224210
Contact details
tel. +48 61 28 60 300
email: kontakt@lenergizee.pl
1.4 Terminology
Concept
Cabinet
Contractor
Network provider
Local regulations
Open charge point protocol
Legal owner
User
2. Description
2.1 Short description
The Lenergizee AC charging station
(EVSE) is a device that supplies
an electric vehicle with electrical
energy.
Note: Failure to adhere to the guidelines outlined in the relevant documents while using EVSE can have severe consequences, such as death or physical
injuries.
2.3 Overview
2.3.1 System overview
Component
EVSE
Design
AC mains input
EV charging cable
EV
Parking spot
RFID card
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Distributor details
Luxmat Investment Sp. z o.o.
ul. Kórnicka 52
63-000 Środa Wielkopolska,
Poland
NIP: 786-17-01-311
REGON: 361297859
National Court Register:
0000553903
Definition
EVSE case, including components inside.
A third party who is hired by the owner to perform tasks related
with engineering, construction and electrical installations.
Company responsible for the transport and distribution of electrical energy.
All regulations that apply to EVSE, throughout the entire life cycle.
Local regulations also include national statutory
and executive provisions.
Open communication standard for charging stations.
Owner of EVSE.
Electric vehicle owner who uses EVSE for charging
the vehicle.
2.2 Proper use
The EVSE charging station is designed to power an electric vehicle with alternating current and
can be used both indoors and outdoors. EVSE technical parameters must be compatible with
the characteristics of the electrical network, environmental conditions and vehicle specifications.
EVSE is to be used only with accessories supplied by the manufacturer or in accordance with
local regulations. The EVSE AC input should be connected to the network via wired installation, in
accordance with applicable national regulations.
Function
See Section 2.2.
For mounting and maintaining EVSE on
site.
For supplying electricity to the EVSE.
For carrying current from EVSE to EV.
An electric vehicle whose batteries need
to be charged.
Location of the electric vehicle during a
charging session.
Authorises the user to use
EVSE
(for Home RFID, IoT and Business
versions)
1.3 Acronyms
Acronym
AC
CAN
CPU
DC
EMC
EV
EVSE
MID
RFID authentication
NoBo
OCPP
PE
PPE
Note: It is possible that some acronyms may not appear in this document.
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Definition
Alternating Current
Network; Controller Area Network
Processor
Direct Current
Electromagnetic Compatibility
Electric Vehicle
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment
Measuring Instruments Directive
Radio Frequency Identification
Notified Body
Open Charge Point Protocol
Protective Earth
Personal Protective Equipment
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RFID
1 – AC mains input
2 – EVSE
3 – EV charging cable
4 – Design for
mounting EVSE
5 – EV
6 – Parking spot
7 – RFID card
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