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Revision as of 06:03, 3 April 2023
Introduction
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Here you can find information about Suggested configuration of 11 kW power TeltoCharge installer menu parameters according to your electrical grid.
1 phase (1L+N+PE) | voltage between L-N 230V ± 10%
To run your 11 kW TeltoCharge on 1 phase, please follow this link to suggested parameters: 7.4 kW TeltoCharge Suggested configuration. With 1-phase of 11 kW TeltoCharge you can achieve to charge at maximum 7.4 kW power.
3 phase (3L+N+PE) | voltage between L-N 230V ± 10% | L-L 400V ± 10%
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Follow these steps to get started with TeltoCharge in a maximum 11 kW power:
| Option number in installer | Installer menu parameter name | Suggested value to set | Link to description of parameter |
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| 01 | Max power from grid | 16 A | Max power from grid |
| 02 | Supply voltage | 230 V | Supply voltage |
| 03 | Upper voltage tolerance | 10 % | Upper voltage tolerance |
| 04 | Lower voltage tolerance | 10 % | Lower voltage tolerance |
| 05 | Phase priority | L1 | Phase priority |
| 06 | Difference between phases | 120 ° | Difference between phases |
| 07 | Use neutral as phase | OFF | Use neutral as phase |
| 08 | Use data from energy meter | OFF | Use data from energy meter |
| 09 | kWh meter address | Not needed to adjust if Dynamic load balancing is OFF. If it's ON - follow link on the right. |
Choose your Smart energy meter and its parameters |
| 10 | Energy meter type | Not needed to adjust if Dynamic load balancing is OFF. If it's ON - you must follow link on the right. | |
| 11 | RS-485 baudrate | Not needed to adjust if Dynamic load balancing is OFF. If it's ON - you must follow link on the right. | |
| 12 | RS-485 parity | Not needed to adjust if Dynamic load balancing is OFF. If it's ON - you must follow link on the right. | |
| 13 | RS-485 stop bit | Not needed to adjust if Dynamic load balancing is OFF. If it's ON - you must follow link on the right. | |
| 14 | Dynamic load balancing | OFF | Dynamic Load Balancing |
| 15 | Use preferred phase | Not needed to adjust if Dynamic load balancing is OFF. | Use prefered phase |
| 16 | Energy meter address | Not needed to adjust if Dynamic load balancing is OFF. If it's ON - you must follow link on the right. |
Choose your Smart energy meter and its parameters |
| 17 | Allow simplified charging sequence | OFF | Allow simplified charging sequence |
| 18 | Charger location is ventilated | OFF (if your TeltoCharge is inside the property) | Charger location is ventilated |
| 19 | Temperature warning | 60 °C | Temperature warning |
