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User’s Manual
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The grounding terminal of the EV Charger must be correctly grounded to avoid electric shocks.
Do not leave bolts, washers, or other metals inside the EV Charger to avoid explosions and fire.
The exposed parts of the cable terminal must be wrapped with insulation tape to avoid fire and
property damage.
The post of the EV Charger must be installed on non-combustible materials, such as concrete, to
avoid fire breaking out.
Do not install the EV Charger in areas containing explosive gases. Otherwise, explosion might
occur.
Do not install the EV Charger in areas containing explosive gases to avoid explosions.
An emergency disconnect device must be installed during installation and wiring.
The front cover must be properly closed to avoid damage to the EV Charger.
The main loopback terminal of the EV Charger must be firmly connected to the wiring interface
to avoid property loss.
Do not install the EV Charger in an environment that might expose it to vibrations, shocks and
electromagnetic interference, to avoid it sustaining damage.
Install the EV Charger away from an environment that is saturated with water or other liquids.
Do not install the EV Charger in a location that exposes it to sunlight or heat sources.
To make the EV Charger work stably for a long time, do not install it in harsh weather. Expansion
due to heat or contraction due to cold might affect the installation process.
We recommend that you install the EV Charger in a well-ventilated place that is windproof and
rainproof. To ensure good ventilation, it should be installed vertically, leaving enough space for
ventilation.
The EV Charger should be installed in an area that does not have conductive dust and insulating
destructive gases or steam.
The installation foundation should be higher than the ground, and drainage ditches should be
set around the EV chargers, to avoid device damage.
Operation Requirements
An electric vehicle can only be charged when it is stationary with its engine off.
Minors and persons with limited ability are strictly prohibited from approaching the EV Charger
to avoid injury.
Force charging is strictly prohibited when the electric vehicle or the EV Charger fails.
In the event of an emergency (such as fire, smoke, abnormal noise, and water leakage), for your
personal safety, press the red emergency button and immediately move away from the EV
Charger. Contact the supplier afterwards.
When the charging adapter or the charging cable is defective, cracked, worn, broken, or the
charging cable is exposed, it is forbidden to use the EV Charger. If you find any of the above
problems, please contact the supplier.
Electric vehicles are not allowed to be charged during rains or thunderstorms.
Strictly comply with the local electrical safety code and standards when performing operations.
Use the power adapter provided by a certified manufacturer. See the specification for details.
To reduce the risk of fire and electric shock, do not expose the EV Charger to rain and damp
environments.
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