INSTALLER MANUAL GB

MODE 2 POWER UPGRADE

INDEX

SECTION PAGE

1. ABOUT THE INSTALLER MANUAL 4

1.1. About installation in Mode 2 with Power Upgrade 5
1.2. Assistance 5
1.3. Symbols used 5
1.4. Warnings 6

2. SAFETY 8
2.1. Intended purpose of easyWallbox 8
2.2. Use not in accordance with the intended purpose 9
2.3. Essential safety instructions 10
2.3.1. Respect for local conditions 10
2.3.2. Respecting the supervision requirement 10
2.3.3. Regulatory status 11

3. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 12
3.1. General description 12
3.2. Identification label 15
3.3. Technical features 16
3.4. Dynamic Power Management 17
3.5. Product versions country by country 18

4. INSTALLATION 18
4.1. Choice of position 19
4.2. Acceptable environmental conditions 20
4.3. What’s inside 21
4.4. Opening the package 22
4.5. Wall mounting 23
4.6. Power supply cable removal 26
4.7. Socket and plug installation instructions 28
4.8. Power supply connection 30
4.9. Installation of the Dynamic Power Management sensor
(optional step) 32

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INDEX

SECTION PAGE
4.9.1 DPM sensor installation on a single-phase domestic electrical system
without power generation system 34
4.9.2 DPM sensor installation on a single-phase domestic electrical system
without power generation system 35
4.9.3 DPM sensor installation on a single-phase domestic electrical system
with power generation systems 37
4.10. Setting the rotary switch 39
4.11. Case reassembly 40
4.12. Configuration via easyWallbox PowerUp (service app) 41

5. FIRST START 43
5.1. Turning on easyWallbox 43
5.2. Configuration through the Free2Charge app (only for users) 44

6. CHARGING PROCEDURE 45
6.1. LED status indicator 46

7. STOP CHARGING 47
7.1. Charging process completion 48

8. MAINTENANCE 49
8.1. Ordinary maintenance intervals 50

9. DISMANTLING AND STORAGE 51

9.1. Disconnection from the power supply 51
9.2. Removal of the device from the wall 52
9.3. Storage 55

10. DISPOSAL 55
10.1. Disposal of the packaging 55
10.2. Taking out of service and disposal of easyWallbox 55

11. ASSISTANCE 56

DISCLAIMER 57

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1. ABOUT THE INSTALLER MANUAL

Thank you for choosing easyWallbox. Please spend some minutes to read
the documentation to install and use it safely, discovering all its advantages.
easyWallbox is a revolutionary, easy-to-use charging station for electric
vehicles that can be installed both in Plug&Play mode, with connection to
the power supply by plug and cable, and Power Upgrade mode, with
permanent connection to the power supply.
The information in this manual is for easyWallbox installers and users and
concerns installation in Mode 2 with Power Upgrade, safe use, and basic
maintenance of the device.

This manual is intended only for installation in France with Power

Upgrade up to 32 A, for installation in other countries please refer
to Installer Manual.

Read the associated documentation carefully to acquire familiarity

with the instructions and safety indications before installing the
product.

This Installation requires qualified personnel, qualified to design and

create a dedicated, state-of-the-art power supply and certify the
domestic electrical system in compliance with local regulations and
the energy supply contract.

Before starting installation, qualified personnel who will make the

installation in Mode 2 with Power Upgrade should check they have
access to easyWallbox PowerUp with the credentials enabled for
access so that they can set-up the required parameters.

For installation in Plug&Play, see the relative documentation in the

User Manual.

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1.1. About installation in Mode 2 with Power Upgrade

Following this procedure, easyWallbox can be correctly installed in Mode 2 and

be used up to 32 A, (7.4 kW) in compliance with IEC 61851-1:2017.

Installation of the product in Mode 2 with Power Upgrade must be

carried out carefully following the instructions in this manual.

We recommend contacting service for any questions or doubts

concerning easyWallbox’s use, installation and maintenance.

1.2. Assistance

For information on assistance, please refer to chapter 11.

1.3. Symbols used

This symbol indicates imminent danger that may cause

DANGER death or serious injuries.

This symbol indicates a dangerous situation that may

WARNING cause death or serious injuries.

This symbol indicates a dangerous situation that may

CAUTION cause slight injuries.

This symbol indicates a situation that may cause

ATTENTION material damage to easyWallbox.

Work that must be carried out by a technician, from this

QUALIFIED
point ‘Qualified Personnel’, qualified to design, create a
PERSONNEL state-of-the-art domestic electrical system and certify
it in compliance with local regulations and the energy
supply contract.

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1.4. Warnings

Danger of electric shock and fire

 Before using easyWallbox, read the contents of this manual carefully to

acquire familiarity with the instructions for use and the safety indications.

 Before starting installation, be sure that easyWallbox is not connected

to any power supply. Any operation of installation, maintenance and di-
smantling shall be done only when disconnected from power supply.

 Before connecting to a power supply, make sure that the electric socket
is installed correctly, with a proper ground connection and in compliance
with local and international standards.

 Before installing or using the device, make sure that no damage has
occurred to any component. Damaged components can lead to
electrocution, short circuits, and fire due to overheating. A device with
damage or defects must not be used.

 Install easyWallbox away from petrol cans or combustible substances

in general.

 Before carrying out any maintenance operation, ensure that the power
supply is off.

 Before installing easyWallbox in Power Upgrade mode, make sure that the
power supply you’re using is switched off on your service panel.

 Before putting back or moving easyWallbox, ensure that the device is not
attached to the power supply.

 Use of easyWallbox must be limited to the specific applications it is

intended for.

 Installation, maintenance, or repairs not made correctly may lead to risks

for the user. Please ensure that easyWallbox is only used in the correct
operating conditions.

 The device must be connected to a power supply compliant with all

technical requirements indicated in this manual.

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 Children or other persons not able to evaluate risks related to installation
or use of the device might be seriously injured or risk their own lives.
Such persons must not operate the device and must be supervised when
close to it.

 Pets or other animals must be kept away from the device and packaging
material.

 Children must not play with the device, the accessories nor the
packaging provided with the product.

 easyWallbox does not contain components that the user can repair or
maintain autonomously.

 The only part that can be removed from easyWallbox is the aesthetic
cover, just during the installation and dismantling phases and following the
instructions. easyWallbox shall not be further opened, unless by qualified
personnel while performing installation, dismantling or maintenance.

 The power supply to easyWallbox must be installed on a dedicated

thermal-magnetic miniature circuit breaker (MCB) mounted in the
service panel to protect the electrical circuit. When dimensioning the
circuit breaker, the increased ambient temperatures in the control cabinet
must also be taken into account.

 easyWallbox can only be used combined with an energy source.

 easyWallbox must be treated and disposed of in compliance with

current legislation, separately from normal household waste as electric
and electronic waste (WEEE).

Always switch off power before any maintenance activity

Before installing easyWallbox, make sure that the power supply used
is switched off on the service panel.

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 2. SAFETY

2.1. Intended purpose of easyWallbox

easyWallbox is only intended for fixed mounting. It can be installed and used
to charge electric vehicles in areas with restricted access, both indoor and
outdoor (e.g. private housing, private parking areas or similar places), in
compliance with chapter 4 indications and local regulations.
The device can be used exclusively to charge full-electric or hybrid
vehicles compatible with Type 2 connectors, as in IEC 62196-2; it is not
compliant with other vehicles or devices.
The standard IEC 61851-1:2017, paragraph 6.2.2 prescribes as nominal current
and nominal voltage for Mode 2 respectively 32 A and 250 V in single-phase.
Hence easyWallbox power can be increased up to 7.4 kW (32 A) in compliance
with Mode 2 current and voltage limits, by using an adequate cable and
industrial connector suitable for 32 A and compliant with IEC 60309-2.
Some countries apply regulations that require supplementary protection from
the risk of electrocution. In any case, the instructions for use in the manual
and any additional documentation must be read before using easyWallbox.
easyWallbox should be connected to a power supply protected by an RCD and
an overcurrent protective device. The RCD should have a rated residual
operating current not exceeding 30 mA, be at least type A, and should comply
with one of the following standards: IEC 61008-1, IEC 61009-1, IEC 60947-2 and
IEC 62423. RCDs should disconnect all live conductors. The overcurrent
protective devices should comply with IEC 60947-2, IEC 60947-6-2, IEC 61009-1
or the relevant parts of IEC 60898 series or IEC 60269 series.
In the event of a short circuit, the value of I2t at the vehicle connector (Case C)
of the charging station should not exceed 80 000 A2s. easyWallbox can be
connected to TT, TN and IT types of earthing systems. For circuits in IT systems
that are intended to power electric vehicles, for example through an isolation
transformer or a battery system, an insulation control device (IMD) compliant
with CEI EN 61557-8 must be provided. In a TN system, a circuit supplying a
connecting point should not include a PEN conductor.
All the instructions in this Mode 2 with Power Upgrade Manual are only
intended to be carried out by qualified personnel with the abilities
described in 1.3, from this point ‘Installers in Power Upgrade mode’.

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 Before starting installation, installers in Power Upgrade mode should
check they have access to easyWallbox PowerUp with credentials
nabled to enter ‘Service Mode’ so that the required parameters can
be set up.

Installation should comply with IEC 60364-7-722 Low-voltage electrical

installations, Part 7-722: Requirements for special installations or locations,
Supplies for electric vehicles.

The installation should comply with local installation regulations.

easyWallbox is classified for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) environment

type B.

2.2. Use not in accordance with the intended purpose

Use of easyWallbox is only safe if it conforms to the intended purpose.

Different use and unauthorised modifications to the device are considered as
non-compliant and so unacceptable. The user is responsible for the use and is
liable for any dangerous situations or situations contrary to the legal provisions
applied in their country.

Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. does not assume any liability for damage
caused by non-compliant use or unauthorised modifications to the
device.

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 2.3. Essential safety instructions

easyWallbox was designed, built and checked in compliance with the current
safety regulations. Installation of easyWallbox in Mode 2 with Power Upgrade
can only be made by qualified personnel able to understand and carefully
follow these instructions and evaluate and understand all related risks.
Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. does not assume any liability for damage to
persons or things that may arise from failure to respect the safety regulations
and the instructions in this manual.

2.3.1. Respect for local conditions

The operational safety of easyWallbox depends on its correct installation
which must respect current legislation.

Incorrect installation may cause danger such as serious injury

or death.

2.3.2. Respecting the supervision requirement

Children and people not able to evaluate, even momentarily, the possible risks
arising from the incorrect use of easyWallbox must be kept away from the
device and the charging cable, both when in use and non-operational.

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2.3.3. Regulatory status

easyWallbox must be maintained intact. If there is any damage or defects,

users run the risk of serious injury caused by electric shocks. Therefore, follow
the instructions below:

 avoid knocking the device

 avoid use not in accordance with the intended purpose
 avoid incorrect use of the device
 clearly indicate the malfunction of the device so that other people will not
use it
 ask for the prompt intervention of qualified personnel to repair damage or
defects.

Use of easyWallbox during a strong thunderstorm is not recommended.

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 3. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

3.1. General description

The case of easyWallbox is in polycarbonate and ensures a high level of

stability and lightness. The design of the device is the result of in-depth study
intended to provide an ergonomic, lean and intelligent work tool.

Product description

1 Case 7 32A industrial socket (compliant

with IEC 60309-1, IEC 60309-4
2 Aesthetic cover
3 LED status indicator 8 32A industrial plug (compliant
with IEC 60309-1, IEC 60309-4
4 Cable with Type 2 connector

5 Type 2 connector port

6 Electrical Installation with

protection and cabling
(not included)
6 - 7 - 8 NOT INCLUDED

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Size of easyWallbox charging station
without connector in place

277 mm
277 mm
333 mm

333 mm

102 mm102 mm

front view side view

Size of easyWallbox charging station

with connector in place

325 mm
325 mm

front view side view

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Installation of easyWallbox in Plug&Play mode (see User Manual).

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3.2. Identification label

The identification label is on the backside of the charging station.

The information on the label is shown in the Figure below. The data shown may
differ from that in the Figure, depending on the version of the product.

model code serial number

label position
(rear view)

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 3.3. Technical features

Plug&Play Power Upgrade

Description
Connector Standard (EV side) IEC 62196-2
Power supply plug E/F (G in UK, J in Switzerland)
EVSE Standard IEC 61851
CE Mark Y
Warranty 2 years
Recharging Mode Mode 2 Mode 2
TÜV Certification Y Y

Electrical Specs and connection

Maximum Power [kW] up to 2.3* up to 7.4*
Voltage [V / Hz] 230 / 50, single-phase 230 / 50, single-phase
Current [A] up to 10* up to 32*
Stand-by consumption [W] < 2 <2
Cable with connector Type 2 (EV side) Y, tethered included
Cable with connector Type 2 Length [m] 3/5
Power Supply cable [m] 6 N.A.
* The values may vary in some countries according to local applicable standards

General Specs
Enclosure ratings IP54, IK08 (IEC 60529)
Overall body dimensions [mm] 335 x 277 x 95 (w/o Plug)
335 x 277 x 350 (with plug)
Housing Polycarbonate
Weight [kg] ~4
Standard Body colour Black (RAL 9011) and White (RAL 9010)
Status indication Y, led RGB

Safety and Operation

Temperature range [°C] -25 / +50 (without direct exposure to sunlight)
Overheating protection Y
Humidity Resistance Y, full coated
Class of Protection I
Pollution Degree PD3
Overvoltage category OVC III
Housing fire ratings UL94 V-0
Residual current monitoring Y, 6 mA DC sensitive RCM device included for DC-leakage detection
Maximum installation height [m] 2000 a.s.l.

Connectivity & Special Features

Bluetooth Y
Smartphone App Free2Charge, compatible with Android, IOS
Service App easyWallbox PowerUp compatible with Android, IOS
Android version compatibility** Lollipop (5.0) or higher***
IOS version compatibility** 12 or higher
Communication Protocol Proprietary
Dynamic Power Management Y, by installing the included sensor
** Data refer to the first release of the APP and may vary with future evolution
*** Not for Android 6

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3.4. Dynamic Power Management

easyWallbox includes Dynamic Power Management (DPM), a smart function

that modulates the charging power according to power availability, thus
avoiding unpleasant blackouts.
To activate the Dynamic Power Management, please see chapter 4.8 on
installation of the sensor.
easyWallbox can work even without Dynamic Power Management; in this
case, the installation of a dedicated sensor is not necessary, but avoidance of
blackouts is not ensured.

281175 code

METER

CURRENT
SENSOR

MAIN SWITCHBOARD

- Connection of the Dynamic Power Management sensor requires

installation by a professional.
- We recommend contacting qualified personnel or service for any
questions or doubts concerning easyWallbox’s use, installation,
and maintenance.

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3.5. Product versions country by country

easyWallbox is designed to provide up to 7.4 kW of charging power in Power

Upgrade mode. However, the maximum power depends on different
factors, including local regulations for such a device.
The settings for easyWallbox maximum power should only be made by
qualified personnel who follow this manual carefully in compliance with local
regulations, international standards and any constraints on the existing
domestic electrical system.

- The installer in Power Upgrade mode should follow best practices

for electrical installation of appliances with local regulations and
international standards.
- Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. does not assume any liability for damage
caused by non-compliant use or unauthorised modifications to the
device.

4. INSTALLATION

already
already installed?
installed?

NO
NO YES
YES

Go Go
to paragraph
to Cap. 4.44.1 GoGo
to paragraph
to Cap. 4.6 4.6

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4.1. Choice of position

easyWallbox is only for fixed wall mounting, and therefore cannot be used in
different spaces where its continual movement is required.
Before installing the device, check the feasibility. In detail, the position chosen
for the installation of easyWallbox must:

 be on a vertical and flat surface, as shown in 4.5; weak surfaces that do not
ensure a robust resistance must be avoided
 allow easy connection to the power supply and to the electric vehicle to
charge
 not be an obstacle to the movement of the electric vehicles to charge
 not have material or equipment on the whole of the surface required for
the installation
 respect local legislation on electrical installations, fire prevention measures
and rescue methods in the installation site.

easyWallbox must not be installed in places:

 at risk of explosion (EX environment)

 used for escape routes
 where articles may fall on it (e.g. suspended ladders or car tyres) or where
it is prone to be hit and damaged (e.g. close to a door or in vehicle
operating spaces)
 where there is a risk of pressurised jets of water (e.g. because of washing
systems, power washers or garden hoses).

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4.2. Acceptable environmental conditions

In detail, the conditions of the room where easyWallbox is sited must be as

follows:

 room temperature between -25°C and +50°C

 average temperature over 24 hrs less than 35°C
 maximum altitude above sea level: 2,000 metres
 relative air humidity not higher than 95%.

Damage to easyWallbox caused by unsuitable environmental

conditions.
Inappropriate positioning of easyWallbox may cause damage to
the device.

Take the following into consideration when choosing the position for the
installation of easyWallbox:

 avoid exposure to direct sunlight, if necessary, by installing a canopy

 avoid direct exposure to the rain so that deterioration due to bad weather
does not occur
 ensure sufficient ventilation for the device – do not mount it inside a niche
nor a closet
 avoid an accumulation of heat - keep the device away from heat sources
 avoid exposure to water infiltrations
 avoid excessive leaps in temperature.

Danger of fire and explosion

easyWallbox must be installed in areas where there are no
incendiary or explosive substances, such as close to petrol stations,
because any sparks triggered by its components could cause fires or
explosions.

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4.3. What’s inside

4 5 3

1
6

easyWallbox package contains:

1 easyWallbox, including cables, 4 3 Screws

power supply plug and charging
5 3 Fixing Plugs
connector
6 Product documentation
2 Current sensor for Dynamic Power
Management (DPM)

3 Drilling template

Do not stack loads on the box containing easyWallbox and pay

attention to the signs and specific instructions on the package.

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4.4. Opening the package

Closed box containing Opening the lid of the box Raising the panel in the box
easyWallbox containing easyWallbox with easyWallbox

When the box is opened, check that the various parts of easyWallbox do not
show signs of physical damage caused by knocks, lacerations or abrasions.
If damage is detected installation must be interrupted immediately and the
type of damage reported to the seller.
If necessary, contact assistance as explained in 11.
The individual components of the device are protected by PVC packaging and
sealed with adhesive tape. When the box is opened, the parts should be
cleaned to remove any dust, PVC residues or portions of adhesive tape.
easyWallbox must only be taken from the box when everything has been
prepared for the installation and it must be transported manually to the wall
chosen for its installation.

When easyWallbox is moved manually, do not trip on the power

supply cable of the vehicle.

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4.5. Wall mounting
5
5 6
6

1 Drill

2 Pencil

3 Screwdriver

4 Hammer

5 Spirit level

6 Measure tape

tools not included

11 2
2 33 44

Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. declines any liability for damage to

persons or things that may arise from the use of such tools. We
recommend contacting qualified personnel or service for any question
or doubt concerning easyWallbox installation.

The national and international building regulations and the directives defined
by the International Electrotechnical Commission IEC 60364-1 and IEC 60364-5-52
must be respected when fixing easyWallbox to the wall. Correct positioning of
the charging station is important for its operation.
When the installation wall is chosen for easyWallbox, take the distances
of the connection to the power supply and the connector on the vehicle
into consideration as well as the parking and manoeuvring space available.
If several easyWallboxes are installed close together, there must be at least
20 cm between each one.
easyWallbox must be installed at a height of 1.30-1.40 m from the floor.

Risk of electric shock.

Before starting installation, be sure that easyWallbox is not
connected to any power supply. Any operation of installation,
maintenance and dismantling shall be done only when power
supply is switched off on your service panel.

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Wall-mounting height for easyWallbox.

130 - 140 cm
Follow the steps below.

1 2
130-140 cm

1. Using the drilling template (A3 sheet), mark where to drill on the wall,
using a measure tape and a spirit level.

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 3

1
2

2. Use a drill to make the holes in 3. Put the fixing plugs into the
the wall. holes using a hammer.

4. Remove the aesthetic cover of easyWallbox set up by mechanical

interference in the CASE, using the groove on the bottom.

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 5. Place easyWallbox in correspondence with the holes and fix it to the
wall using the screws supplied.

4.6. Power supply cable removal

If easyWallbox was already installed in Plug&Play mode, remove the aesthetic

cover as indicated in step 4 before proceeding with the next steps.

Risk of electric shock.

Before starting installation, be sure that easyWallbox is not
connected to any power supply. Any operation of installation,
maintenance and dismantling shall be done only when power
supply is switched off on your service panel.

2 1

3 4

1. Remove the front panel of easyWallbox.

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 2

2.Remove the power cable

 Disconnect the wires connected to the tool-free J1 ‘push-lock’
terminals (4)
 Disconnect the earthing wire connected to the J3 ‘Faston’
terminal (2)
 Remove the power cable from the cable gland (A).

3. Store the power cable with the others

easyWallbox accessories for use again
in Plug&Play mode.

The power cable shall be stored where it can cause no danger

to anybody (e.g. risk of tripping) and where no damage can occur
to it while stored.

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4.7. Socket and plug installation instructions

Once the power supply cable is removed, as explained in chapter 4.6 please act
as follow.

The socket and plug should be compliant with French standard UTE C15-722
“Supply of electric vehicle and plug-in hybrid electric road vehicle - Installations
électriques à basse tension”

 Socket installation

A 32 A socket (female connector) installed close to easyWallbox installation

position is required, having the following requirements:

Amperage 32A
Poles 3P (2P + PE)
Nominal Voltage 230 V
Frequency 50 Hz
Reference Standard IEC 60309-1, IEC 60309-4

Both wall-mounting and switchboard-mounting versions of the socket are

acceptable.

Risk of electric shock.

Any operation of installation, maintenance and dismantling shall be
done only when power supply is switched off on your service panel.

All safety requirements concerning RCD and MCB installation listed in

chapter 2.1 should be followed.
If not present, proceed with the installation of the socket in proximity
of easyWallbox. For the installation, please refer to the plug specific
instructions. Once installed, please proceed to next instruction.

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 Plug installation

Install a 32 A plug (male connector), providing it with adequate cabling, with

length and section adequate to connect easyWallbox to the installed 32 A
Socket.

The 32 A plug shall have the following features:

Amperage 32A
Poles 3P (2P + PE)
Nominal Voltage 230 V
Frequency 50 Hz
Reference Standard IEC 60309-1, IEC 60309-4

Risk of electric shock.

Any operation of installation, maintenance and dismantling shall be
done only when power supply is switched off on your service panel.

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4.8. Power supply connection

Risk of electric shock.

Before starting installation, be sure that easyWallbox is not connected
to any power supply. Any operation of installation, maintenance and
dismantling shall be done only when power supply is switched off on
your service panel.

 Insert the power supply wires through the cable gland (A)
 Shorten the connection wires to the appropriate length (avoid leaving too
much cable margin). The protective conductor PE must be longer than the
other conductors.
 Connect the cables to the J1 tool-free ‘push-lock’ terminals (4).
Connect Line (L) and Neutral (N) as indicated on the board.
 We recommend using flexible cables with the following max. section: - 6 mm
 Connect the earthing wire to the J3 ‘Faston’ terminal (2).
We recommend using FEMALE 6.3 x 0.8 ‘Fastons’, better if with restraint.

WARNING

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Incorrect installation may cause danger such as serious injury or death.

 The power supply to easyWallbox must be installed on a dedicated

thermal-magnetic miniature circuit breaker (MCB) mounted in the service
panel to protect the electrical circuit.
 The minimum characteristics of the MCB: voltage 250V, nominal current 32A
(in the hypothesis of absorption of the maximum power equal to 7.4kW).
If local regulations do not allow maximum power to be absorbed, the installer
must evaluate the choice of a circuit-breaker with rated current based on the
maximum power allowed in the state of installation, a type C curve for
domestic or similar use is suggested as the trip curve.
 When dimensioning the MCB, the higher ambient temperatures in the control
cabinet must also be taken into account.
 When dimensioning the MCB, the prospective short-circuit current should
be considered. As an indicative value 5kA could be considered but a precise
evaluation must be done before installation. The maximum interrupting
capacity of the MCB must be greater than the evaluated prospective
short-circuit current.
 The MCB must be in line with the section of the wires.
 The installation must incorporate a dedicated and adequate residual current
device (RCD/ fault-current circuit breaker). An RCD with at least Type A must
be used since easyWallbox has an internal DC fault current monitoring of
≥ 6 mA by using an RCM device with a maximum rated primary current of 80A.
 Two 1A and 250V fuses are integrated in the easyWallbox on the logic
supply channel.
 Be aware that local regulations may be applicable and may vary depending
on your region/country of residence. easyWallbox must be installed
according to the local regulations.

Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. does not assume any liability for damage
caused by non-compliant installation of the device. Installer in
Power Upgrade mode is responsible for completing the installation
at a state-of-the-art technical level and in compliance with
applicable regulation.

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 4.9. Installation of the Dynamic Power Management sensor
(optional step)

If the Dynamic Power Management is not required, please go to chapter 4.10.

easyWallbox can work even without Dynamic Power Management:

in this case the installation of a dedicated sensor is not necessary,
but blackouts avoidance is not guaranteed.

Please read the following instructions carefully before installing the dedicated
Dynamic Power Management (DPM) sensor.

281175 code

METER

CURRENT
SENSOR

MAIN SWITCHBOARD

- The connection of the Dynamic Power Management sensor requires

an installation by a professional.
- We recommend contacting qualified personnel or service for any
question or doubt concerning easyWallbox’s use, installation, and
maintenance.

Do not try to install the Dynamic Power Management sensor if you

are not a professional electrician. You may put yourself and others in
great danger and cause serious damage to people, animals and things
(e.g. you could cause a fire).

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 A = 25.5 mm
B = 10.2 mm
C = 40 mm
D = 5.91 mm
E = 26.5 mm
F = 6.1 mm

To connect the current sensor:

a. The current sensors must be attached to a single meter output wire.

b. The sensor has a hinge and locking snap which allows attachment
without interrupting the live wire.
c. Join the current sensor wires and twisted cable (recommended
section 0.5 mm2).
d. Bring the twisted cable near easyWallbox.
e. Insert the twisted cable through the cable gland (B).
f. Connect the twisted cable to the J7 ‘push-in’ spring terminals (6)
without tools. There is no particular requirement about cabling
position on the terminal.

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4.9.1. DPM sensor installation on a single-phase domestic electrical system
without power generation system (e.g. photovoltaic system)

In single-phase domestic electrical systems, the suitable point to install DPM

current sensor is downstream of energy meter on a single wire of the main
line (phase conductor) that passes the total current consumed by all domestic
electrical loads including easyWallbox itself as shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2.
Once DPM sensor installed the DPM limit should be chosen considering the
maximum current that can pass through the wire on which the sensor is installed.
For example, supposing that the correct position to install the DPM sensor is
the main branch on a single output of the energy meter like Figure 1 and
Figure 2, the DPM limit should be set equal to the maximum power of the energy
meter, which is usually the contractual power.

DPM: Dynamic power management sensor

eWB: easyWallbox

Figure 1. Schematic view of connection of easyWallbox and DPM to a single-phase power

supply in Plug & Play Mode

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 DPM: Dynamic power management sensor
RCD: Residual current device
MCB: Miniature circuit breaker
eWB: easyWallbox
ISP: Industrial socket plug

Figure 2. Schematic view of connection of easyWallbox and DPM to a single-phase power sup-
ply in Power Upgrade Mode

Figure 1 and Figure 2 have illustrative purpose only and may not represent a
real installation of easyWallbox in Plug & Play mode and in Power Upgrade
mode. Please refer to user and installer manuals and local regulations for more
information about installation of easyWallbox.

4.9.2. DPM sensor installation on a three-phases domestic electrical system

without power generation system (e.g. photovoltaic system)

In case of connection of easyWallbox to a three-phase electrical circuit, the

DPM sensor should be connected only to the same phase that easyWallbox
itself is connected. The point to install DPM sensor must only be on one phase
conductor downstream the energy meter that passes the total current required
by all electrical loads including easyWallbox itself connected only to the same
phase. To avoid fault occurrence due to incorrect measurement of current by
DPM, do not connect DPM sensor to the neutral conductor and other phases.
When easyWallbox is connected to a three-phase supply network, the maximum
current of only one phase (the one that supplies easyWallbox) should be
considered for DPM limit setting.
In case of connection of easyWallbox to a three-phase power supply, phase
balancing (balanced connection of single-phase loads by evenly distribution of
them on the main line conductor of three phases) might be required depending
on local regulations in France.

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 DPM: Dynamic power management sensor
RCD: Residual current device
MCB: Miniature circuit breaker
eWB: easyWallbox
ISP: Industrial socket plug

Figure 3. Schematic view of connection of easyWallbox and DPM to a three-phase power

supply in Power Upgrade Mode

Figure 3 has illustrative purpose only and may not represent a real installation
of easyWallbox in Power Upgrade mode. Please refer to user and installer ma-
nuals and local regulations for other information about easyWallbox
installation.

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 4.9.3. DPM sensor installation on a single-phase domestic electrical system with
power generation systems (e.g photovoltaic system)

The following single line diagram represents connection of easyWallbox to a

single-phase power supply combined with the output of a PV inverter. In such
cases the point to install DPM is not the output of energy meter, but it should
be connected to a single wire (phase conductor) that passes only (It) the total
current consumed by all electrical loads including the easyWallbox itself as
illustrated in Figure 4. The energy meter in PV system applications is bidirectional,
hence in order to avoid DPM failure, do not connect DPM sensor to the output
of bidirectional energy meters. The DPM sensor must not measure the exceeded
power by PV that is feeding back into the grid.
When easyWallbox is connected to a supply network with PV system the DPM
limit should be set considering only the maximum contractual power coming
from the grid not the summation of power generated by PV and contractual
power. easyWallbox does not regulate its power based on the generated
power, but it detects only the variation of all electrical loads connected together
with easyWallbox to the same single phase and so regulate its power depending
on the consumption of total loads (It).

DPM: Dynamic power management sensor

RCD: Residual current device
MCB: Miniature circuit breaker
eWB: easyWallbox
ISP: Industrial socket plug
PV: photovoltaic system

Figure 4. Schematic view of connection of easyWallbox and DPM to a power supply with PV
system in Power Upgrade Mode

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Figure 5 shows a domestic electrical system with PV system which needs some
modifications to create the ideal point for DPM sensor installation. The DPM
installation point represented in Figure 5 is wrong.
In case of modifying the connections of a domestic PV system to make it
compatible with operation of easyWallbox and its DPM sensor, it is recommended
to change it to a model similar Figure 4.

DPM: Dynamic power management sensor

RCD: Residual current device
MCB: Miniature circuit breaker
eWB: easyWallbox
ISP: Industrial socket plug
PV: photovoltaic system

Figure 5. Schematic view of a wrong connection of DPM sensor to a power supply with PV
system in Power Upgrade Mode

Figure 4 and Figure 5 have illustrative purpose only and may not represent
the real installation of easyWallbox in Power Upgrade mode. Please refer to
user and installer manuals and local regulations for further information about
easyWallbox installation.
Similar consideration proposed in this section should be applied properly on a
three-phase system with PV system.

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4.10. Setting the rotary switch

The installer in Power Upgrade mode should correctly set the Rotary Switch
following the instructions:

Rotary Switch (U14)

1. If the DPM sensor is not installed, choose POSITION 1

2. If the parametrization of DPM will be configured via App, choose
POSITION 2 and configure it easyWallbox PowerUp (chapter 4.12)
3. As an alternative, configure the DPM operation and limits in
accordance with the user’s energy supply contract, following Table 1,
Rotary Switch default DPM

A list of meanings of the Rotary Switch positions follows:

 POSITION 0: Not allowed (reserved)

 POSITION 1: DPM is always turned off

 POSITION 2: DPM can be enabled or disabled via the easyWallbox PowerUp

(see chapter 4.12) or Free2Charge (see chapter 5.2))

 POSITION 3 to POSITION 9: DPM operations depends on the corresponding

max power values [kW] set by default.

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 U14 Position DPM Current [A] DPM Power [kW]
3 13 3.0
4 16 3.7
5 20 4.6
6 25 5.8
7 32 7.4
8 43 9.9
9 49 11.3

Table 1 – Rotary Switch default DPM current

4.11. Case reassembly

2 1

3 4

1. Reassemble the front panel 2. Reposition the aesthetic cover

of easyWallbox

3. Once easyWallbox has been mounted on the wall and connected to

the power supply, switch on power supply on your service panel.

- Before connecting to a power supply, make sure that easyWallbox is

installed correctly, with a proper earth connection and in compliance
with local and international standards.
- Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. does not assume any liability for damage
caused by non-compliant installation of the device. Installers in Power
Upgrade mode are responsible for completing the installation at a
state-of-the-art technical level and in compliance with applicable
regulations.

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4.12. Configuration via easyWallbox PowerUp (service app)

The final configuration for installation should be done via the purpose-built app,
easyWallbox PowerUp.
In detail, qualified personnel who install in Power Upgrade mode should
authenticate this, thus unlocking access to safety-relevant configuration
parameters. The most important for correct operation is the safety limit on
current absorption from the supply. Be aware that easyWallbox will not charge
EVs plugged in Power Upgrade mode unless properly configured in accordance
with the following directions via the app.
The maximum charging current in Power Upgrade mode (‘Safety limit’) must
be the minimum value between the:

 current allowed by the installed power supply, including wiring sections

 current allowed by local applicable standards.

The installation and parameter set-up should be in accordance with

local applicable standards. Please check local updates of standards
before setting up parameters.

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 The following table contains indicative values of maximum currents for each
installation country, to be checked however before any installation:

Country Current limit with Country Current limit with

Power Upgrade [A] Power Upgrade [A]
1. Germany 20 11. Czech Republic 25
2. France 32 12. Slovakia 20
3. UK 32 13. Hungary 32
4. Belgium 22 14. Denmark 16
5. Luxembourg 32 15. Sweden 32
6. Netherlands 22 16. Italy 26
7. Switzerland 16 17. Spain 32
8. Austria 16 18. Portugal 32
9. Poland 32 19. Norway 32
10. Greece 32

1. Open easyWallbox PowerUp on your smartphone.

2. Accept the safety disclaimer.
3. Scan the authentication QR code available (see chapter 5.2)
4. Enter the ‘Safety limit’ determined according to the above instructions.
This must comply with local applicable regulations and consistent with the
maximum current allowed by the supply wiring.
5. If easyWallbox is configured with the rotary switch (U14) in position 2,
the app defines whether DPM is enabled:
a. If you did not install the sensor in accordance with section 4.9, set ‘DPM’
to Off.
b. If you installed the sensor in accordance with section 4.9, set ‘DPM’ to
On and ‘DPM limit’ in accordance with the user’s energy supply contract.
6. Make sure that the ‘User limit’ is set to a value lower than or equal to
‘Safety limit’ and compatible with the user’s energy supply contract.

If the instructions in this paragraph are not followed, all

parameters remain as initially set for Plug&Play mode.
This reduces easyWallbox’s performance.

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 5. FIRST START

5.1. Turning on easyWallbox

The device does not have start/stop buttons. Once installed, it is ready to
charge when there are the following conditions:

 correct installation, carried out following the instructions in this manual

 regular status of the device

Danger of electric shock when the device is damaged. Use of a

damaged device may generate electrical discharges.

If the device is damaged, follow the instructions below precisely to avoid

dangerous situations, with the resulting damage to persons or things:

 avoid using the damaged device

 clearly indicate the damaged device so that other people will not use it
 call qualified personnel promptly so that the device can be repaired or, if
irreparably damaged, taken out of service

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5.2. Configuration through the Free2Charge app (only for users)

Free2Charge is a dedicated smartphone App, available both on Google Play®

and App Store®, that can be used to configure, monitor, and set easyWallbox
via a Bluetooth connection.
Start and stop: Charging processes can be started and stopped, the charging
session delayed and access gained to the log of the latest charging sessions
through the app.

- If the instructions in paragraph 4.12 are not followed, all parameters

remain as initially set for Plug&Play mode. This reduces
easyWallbox’s performance.
- Simultaneous use of Free2Charge and smart charging function from
the vehicle may lead to minor functional issues.

To authenticate the smartphone, frame the QR code as required by the app

tutorial. For detailed instructions please refer directly to the app.

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 6. CHARGING PROCEDURE

Once installation is completed, recharging an electric vehicle with easyWallbox

is very easy.
All you have to do is:

1. Ensure that easyWallbox is connected to an active power supply

2. Check if the LED status indicator is BLUE.

3. Extract the connector from easyWallbox

4. Insert the connector into the electric vehicle

- Vehicle adaptors should not be used to connect a vehicle connector

to a vehicle inlet
- Avoid dynamic stress of the cable. Do not pull or twist it.

For information on completion of charging, please continue to 7.

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6.1. LED status indicator

There is a strip of LEDs on the front of the charging station which combines
visual signals and alarms indicating the status of easyWallbox:

 BLUE STAND-BY status,

easyWallbox indicates it is ready to start the charging process or
charging session is complete.

 GREEN RECHARGING status,

easyWallbox is recharging the electrical vehicle.

 FLASHING RED ALARM status,

easyWallbox is not charging due to an error.
easyWallbox self-restores from minor errors within a few seconds.
If it remains in ALARM status for a long time, please contact assistance
as explained in 11.

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7. STOP CHARGING

If the charging process is completed, the LED on the device turns BLUE, and
the connector can be removed from the electric vehicle as explained in 7.1.
If the charging process is not completed, it must first be stopped.
The interruption can be done in two different ways:

 Directly through electric vehicle dedicated control (see the vehicle

instruction manual for more details).
 Using Free2Charge app.

Once the process is stopped, refer to the next chapter.

Please note that, once the charging process is stopped, the connector
must be extracted from the vehicle before the charging process can
be restarted.

Avoid pulling the cable from the vehicle inlet if the charging process
is not completed.

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7.1. Charging process completion

To complete the charging process, see the following instructions:

1. Check if the LED on the device is BLUE

2. Extract the connector from the vehicle inlet

Do not extract the connector from the vehicle when the charging
process is NOT completed and the LED on the device is GREEN.
Pulling the cable could damage it and lead to electrocution and
serious injuries.

3. Insert the connector into easyWallbox

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8. MAINTENANCE

Before carrying out any type of maintenance on easyWallbox, wait

for it to come to a complete halt and turn it off, disconnecting it
from the power supply.

The perfect operation and duration of easyWallbox depends on periodic

checks and maintenance made on the device.
Here are some examples of damage that easyWallbox may suffer:

 damage to the case

 damage to the front panel
 damage to components
 accidental removal of components.

A defective or damaged device must not be used under any

circumstances. Any defects must be rectified immediately by
qualified personnel.

Danger of electric shock when the device is damaged. Use of a

damaged device may generate electrical discharges.

If the device is damaged, follow the instructions below precisely to avoid

dangerous situations, with the resulting damage to persons or things:

 avoid using the damaged device

 clearly indicate the damaged device so that other people will not use it
 call qualified personnel promptly so that the device can be repaired or, if
irreparably damaged, taken out of service.

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8.1. Ordinary maintenance Intervals

easyWallbox does not require specific maintenance. However, it is

recommended to:

 always insert the connector into easyWallbox when the device is not in
operation
 we advise regular cleaning of the plastic case with a damp cloth
 we advise a regular inspection and cleaning of the connector only after
removing the power supply
 avoid cleaning with aggressive solvents or abrasive materials
 carry out a visual inspection of the device to note defects at every charging
session
 carry out a visual inspection on the recharging cable at every charging
session
 carry out a visual inspection on the power supply cable at every charging
session and, however, before any connection to the power supply
 If the power supply plug is removed from the socket, please place the cable
tidily, if necessary by rolling it around the case of easyWallbox.
Anyhow, the cable must be placed in a safe manner, where it does not
obstruct anyone and cannot be damaged (e.g. pressed by vehicles)
 control of operational readiness.

easyWallbox does not contain components that the user can repair
or maintain autonomously.

The only part that can be removed from easyWallbox is the aesthetic
cover, only during the installation and dismantling phases and following
the instructions. easyWallbox should not be opened further unless by
qualified personnel while performing installation in Power Upgrade
mode, dismantling or maintenance.

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 9. DISMANTLING AND STORAGE

Once easyWallbox has reached the end of its technical and operational life, it
must be deactivated or taken out of service.

9.1. Disconnection from the power supply

Remove the industrial connector.

Risk of electric shock.

Before starting dismantling, be sure that the easyWallbox is not
connected to any power supply. Any operation of installation,
maintenance and dismantling should only be done when the power
supply is switched off on your service panel and the industrial
connector is removed.
The intervention of qualified personnel is strongly recommended to
dismantle easyWallbox.

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9.2. Removal of the device from the wall

Follow the steps below to remove easyWallbox from the wall where it is
installed:

1. Remove the aesthetic cover (if you don’t need to remove the power
supply cable and the current sensor is not installed, proceed to
step 4).

2 1

3 4

2. Remove the front panel of easyWallbox.

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 2

3.
Remove the power supply cables (if preferred)
 Disconnect the wires connected to the J1 tool-free ‘push-lock’
terminals (4).
 Disconnect the earthing wire connected to the J3 ‘Faston’
terminal (2).
 Remove the power cable from the cable gland (A).

4. Also remove the sensor cable (if it exists)

 Disconnect the twisted cable to the J7 ‘push-in’ spring terminals (6).
 Remove the twisted cable from the cable gland (B).

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5. Unscrew the three screws in the wall.

6. Reposition the aesthetic cover on the device.

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 9.3. Storage

If you want to dismantle easyWallbox and keep it for future use, use the
following precautions to maintain its operability:

 clean the device well before storing

 put the clean device into the original packaging or suitable clean and dry
material
 follow the storage conditions:
- the temperature of the place where the device is stored must be
between -25°C and +40°C
- the average temperature over 24 hrs must not exceed 35°C
- the relative air humidity must not exceed 95% and condensation must
not form.

10. DISPOSAL

10.1. Disposal of the packaging

Disposal the packaging in an environmentally-friendly manner. The materials

used for the packaging of this product can be recycled and must be disposed
of in compliance with the legislation in force in the country of use.

10.2. Taking out of service and disposal of easyWallbox

This appliance is labelled in accordance with European Directive 2012/19/EU

concerning used electrical and electronic appliances (waste electrical and
electronic equipment – WEEE). The guidelines determine the framework for the
return and recycling of used appliances as applicable throughout the EU.
Further information about current disposal facilities can be obtained from local
authorities.

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 Electric and electronic waste (WEEE) must be treated and
disposed of in compliance with current legislation, separately
from normal household waste.

11. ASSISTANCE

If you have any questions about the installation of easyWallbox, contact the
authorised assistance centre. Various assistance centres available to customers
can be found on www.esolutionscharging.com / www.easywallbox.eu.
Refer to the authorised assistance centre for any questions on the use of
easyWallbox.
Support will be provided by Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. through land-line in
the local language, for the following countries:

Germany Sweden
UK Italy
Belgium Spain
Luxembourg Portugal
Netherlands Greece
France Czech Republic
Switzerland Slovakia
Austria Hungary
Poland Norway (English only)
Denmark

Land-line: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday.

If you contact Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. assistance, please have the
following
information available, as shown in chapter 3.2:

 name of the model;

 serial number.

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DISCLAIMER
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reproduced wholly or partly.
The Italian version of this manual is the original. Instructions in other languages are
translations of the original manual.
Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. will not be held responsible for any damage that may directly
or indirectly result to people, things or animals due to the failure to comply with all the
prescriptions indicated in this Manual and the warnings regarding the installation, use and
maintenance of the easyWallbox.
Free2Move eSolutions S.p.A. reserves all rights in this document, the article, and the
illustrations it contains. Any whole or part reproduction, disclosure to third parties
or use of its contents is prohibited without the prior written consent of Free2Move
eSolutions S.p.A..
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Code, which can be viewed on www.esolutionscharging.com / www.easywallbox.eu

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