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tnstaliation and Service Manual <br />Level 2 AC Pow-R-StationT"' Eiectric Vehicle <br />Supply Equipment (EVSE) <br />3. About the Pow-R-Station EV Charging <br />Stafiion <br />Eaton's Pow-R-Statian is Electric Vehicie Supply Equipment (EVSE} <br />and is compatibte with the Society o# Automotive Engineers J1772TPA <br />standa~d for charging plug-in hybrid and al!-electric vehicles. <br />The Pow-R-Station EV Gharging Station has severai safety features: <br />• Protects Users with interlocked power - the cabis and pins have <br />no power on them until the connector is safely plugged into a <br />vehicle <br />• Protects Users {rom temporary faults - and automaticalfy resets* <br />so no User interaction is needed. <br />• Instructs the vehicle on how much curren[ to draw- keeps the <br />upstream circuit protection from 'nuisance tripping'. <br />• Allows integration into authorization and management systems <br />- keeping only authorized personnel able to use units and power <br />usage levels to predefined levels. <br />Sae section 'Specifications' for more details <br />Automatic Reset feature must be enabled during installation - <br />see page 15 for more information. <br />Moving,Transporting and Starage instructions <br />Store this unit indoors and in its original packaging until iY is ready to <br />be installed. Storage temperature should be between -30° and <br />80° C: When moving or lifting the unit always grasp the unit encla <br />sure. NEVER attempt to lift, move, or carry the unit by the EV cable. <br />DO NOT carry the unii by the cable hook assembky. <br />Improper storage or ftandling may cause damage ie the unit, <br />8efareYou Begin <br />,#~, WARN}NG ELECTRICAL <br />WARNtNG - UNLY QUALtFlEi1 PERSQNh[EL FARAIUAR iMTH THE <br />OPERATIdN AND CaNSTRIlCTION OF THIS £4111PMENT SMQULD INSTALL, <br />ADJ4lST, MUDIFY, AND SERVICE THlS ECtU1PMENT, FAtLURE TD fOtLOW <br />THE INSTRUCTIONS COUl~ RESULT iN SEYEFtE BODILY IIYJURY QR OEATN. <br />0 IMPORTANT <br />THE U5ER IS RESPQNSI6LE FDR CONFURMtMG TU ALL LdGAI AND <br />NATIONAI ELECTREC GODE~I STANDARiIS APPUCABLE IN THE EMVIRUN- <br />MENT 7HQT THE FOW-R-STATION IS BEtNG tNSTAlLEO ANO COMMIS- <br />SIONED. <br />Rep(acement Parts List <br />7abte 1. Replacement Parts List. <br />Part Part Number <br />Pratection and Control Board PCBA Consult Factory <br />Cabie ; Connector Assemhly Consult Factory <br />Iniet Housing Consult factory <br />ftibbon Ca6ie for User Interface Consuft faeiory <br />User Irrterface Unit Consult Factory <br />Co~tacior 12bV 30/~ Consuh Factory <br />Instruction Manual IMOEV04002E <br />Effective November 2011 <br />ADA Standards for Accessihle Design <br />It is very important to consider aii STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBLE <br />DESIGN for Americans with QisabilRiss when choosing the location <br />and placement flf el1 Electric Vehicie Supply Equipment. The follow- <br />ing is a direct excerpt from the 2010 ADA Standards far Accessible <br />Design thtto //www ad~,govlregs2010/201QADAStanda~ds/2010ADAs <br />tandards.Mtm#c3! <br />"The Department of Justice published revised regulations forl'itles <br />II and lii of the Americans with Disabitities Act of 1990 "ADA" in the <br />Federai Register on September 15, 2Q10. These regulaYions adapied <br />revised, enforceabte accessibility standards cailed the 201D ADA <br />Standards for Accessible Design "201Q Standards" ar "Standards" <br />The 2010 Standards set minimum requirements - both scoping and <br />technical - for new(y designed and construcied or altered 5tate and <br />local government facilities, public accommodations, and commercial <br />iaci(ities to be readily accessible ta and usabie by individuals with <br />disabilities. <br />Adoption of the 2010 Standartls also establishes a revised reference <br />point for Title q entities tha# choose to make structura{ changes to <br />axisting faciliiies to meet their program accessibiiity requirements; <br />and it establishes a similar reference forTitle ili entities undertaking <br />readily achievable barrier removal. <br />The Department h~s assembied this oniine version of the ofificial <br />2010 Standards to increase its ease of use. This version includes: <br />2010 Standards for State and Lacal Government Faei(iiies <br />Titte If; and <br />20't0 Standards for Public Accommodations and Cammercial <br />Facilities Title I II. <br />The Department has assembied into a separate publication the <br />revised regulatian guidance that applies to the Standards. The <br />Department incfuded guidance in its revised ADA reguiations pub- <br />tished on September 15, 2010: This guidance provides detailed <br />information about the Department's adopiion pf the 2010 Standards <br />including changes to the Standards, the reasoning behind thpse <br />changes, and responses to pubiic commsnts received on these <br />topics. The document, Guidance on the 2D10 ADA Standards for <br />Accessi6le Des€gn, can be downloaded }rom; <br />h~t p://www.ada.gr~v <br />For information about the ADA, including the revised 2010 ADA regu- <br />lations, please visit the Deparment's website www.ADA.gov; or, for <br />answers to specific questions, call the toli-free AdA Information Line <br />at 800-514-0301 {Voice) or 800-514-0383 (TTY}. <br />EATON CORPORATfON www.eaton.com <br />