Pulsar Max – Online Installation Guide

Contents

1. Technical Specifications

General Specifications

Charging Mode (IEC 61851-1)	Mode 3
Dimensions without cable	198x201x99 mm (without cable)
Weight without cable	1.3 kg (without cable)
Operating Temperature	-25 ºC to 50 ºC
Storage Temperature	-40 ºC to 70 ºC
Environmental Ratings	IP55, IK10 (High resistance)
Installation location	Indoor and outdoor use
Mounting Method	Stationary equipment is mounted on the wall. Floor mounting with appropriate Wallbox accessories.
Intended for use	Equipment intended for use by ordinary persons.
Location accesses	Equipment for locations with non-restricted access and restricted access
Product Compliance	RED Directive 2014/53/EU, RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU and BS 7671:2018+A1:2020+A2:2022 Compliant with UK regulations on smart charging

Electrical Specifications

Charging Power	7,4 kW (1P)	11 kW (3P)	22 kW (3P)
Rated Voltage AC ± 10%	230 V	400 V	400 V

Configurable Current	from 6A to rated current
Rated Frequency	50 Hz / 60 Hz
Rated diversity factor (RDF)	1
Residual Current Detection	6mA DC
Rated insulation voltage	400 V
Rated impulse withstand voltage	4000 V
Overvoltage Category	CAT III
RCCB	Type A, B, or EV might be required according to regional regulations
Protection against electric shocks	Class I
Cable Section	Up to 13 mm²
EV supply equipment connection	AEVCS is permanently connected to the AC mains supply network
Pollution Degree	PD3
Electromagnetic Environment	Class A + Class B

2. Safety Warnings

Flying debris, risk of eye injury
Risk of electric shock. Disconnect and wait 10 mins
Caution
Sharp element, risk of injurious cuts
Ground earth connection required
Special waste treatment

3. Tools and Mounting Parts

Required tools

Hammer
Step drill bit 32mm and bit 8mm
Pencil
Flat Screwdriver
Pillips Screwdriver
Cutting Pliers
Torx T20 and T15
Measuring Tape
Utility Knife
Spirit Level

Included mounting parts

Phillips Screws ø6 x 50 mm
Phillips Screws ø5 x 40 mm
Wall Anchors ø8 x 40 mm
M32 Grommet
Torx Screws T20 4 x 10 mm
Torx Screws T15 ø3.5 x 8 mm

4. Preparing the Charger

Remove the two corner screws and carefully lift the cover. Then, carefully detach the ribbon cable to set the cover aside.

Before proceeding with the installation, make sure to power off all the connections.

5. Installing the Wall Plate

Remove the tape from the wall plate to detach it from the charger. Then, place it straight and mark three holes with a pencil. Now drill with an appropriate-sized bit and place the wall plate in alignment with the holes.

If you are mounting your charger on a solid wall, use the wall anchors provided with your charger. Fix the wall plate to the wall, ensuring not to over-tighten the screws.

If case power supply wiring comes from the wall, ensure to place the wires through the wall plate hole before fixing the wall plate.

6. Lower Connection

Both lower and rear connections are possible when installing Pulsar Max. If you intend to install the product by using the bottom hole, pay attention to the instructions below. For the rear connection, go to section 7. Lift your charger and hang it from the top of the wall plate. Secure the charger to the wall plate with the appropriate screws, avoiding over-tighten.

Make an incision on the grommet and insert the power supply cable.

7. Rear Connection

Make a hole on the back of the charger, using a Step drill bit 32mm. Then, make an incision in the grommet and insert the power supply cable.

Fix your charger to the wall plate and then fix it using the appropriate screws.

Visit the EMS Installation Guide to discover which features are supported by Pulsar Max.

8. Electrical Wiring

Single Phase Version

Single Phase Set-up
Bi-phase No Neutral
Single Phase PME

(UK only) can be connected to the PME supply according to BS7671:2018-amd1:2020 722.411.4.1

Three Phase Version

D. Three Phase Set-up E. Three-phase No Neutral F. Bi-phase Set-up For the Three-phase no-neutral installation, check compatible EV models that support this configuration. The Pulsar Max Three-phase version can be installed with A – B set-ups.

Ensure that the maximum voltage is less than 264V between L & N inputs.

9. Closing the Charger

Position the current selector to an appropriate setting. Then, carefully reattach the communication cable to your charger cover and close it. Make sure that the selector does not point to 0, 8 and 9.

Insert the four corner screws to secure your charger cover. Make sure to properly align the bottom screw opening, place the cover frame on your charger and attach the frame with the screw. Do not over-tighten.