suntree SWJ3E-7 Electric Vehicle Charger Instruction Manual

June 13, 2024
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suntree SWJ3E-7 Electric Vehicle Charger

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Safety and Warning

Save these instructions. Read all instruction before installing or using the charger.

  • Warning: Read all the instructions before using this product.
  • Warning: This device should be supervised when used around children. Warning: The Wall Connector must be grounded through a permanent wiring system or an equipment grounding conductor.
  • Warning: Do not install or use the Wall Connector near flammable, explosive, harsh, or combustible materials, chemicals, or vapors.
  • Warning: Turn off input power at the circuit breaker before installing or cleaning the Wall Connector.
  • Warning: Stop using and do not use the Wall Connector if it is defective, appears cracked, frayed, broken, or otherwise damaged, or fails to operate.
  • Warning: Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, tamper with, or modify the Wall Connector. The Wall Connector is not user serviceable. Contact Tesla for any repairs or moditication.
  • Warning: Do not touch the Wall Connector’s end terminals with fingers or sharp metallic objects, such as wire, tools, or needles.
  • Warning: Do not insert foreign objects into any part of the Wall Connector. Warning: Use of the Wall Connector may affect or impair the operation of any medical or implantable electronic devices, such as an implantable cardiac pacemaker or an implantable cardioverter defibrillator. Check with your electronic device manufacturer concerning the effects that charging may have on such electronic devices before using the Wall Connector.
  • Caution: Do not use private power generators as a power source for charging. Caution: Incorrect installation and testing of the Wall Connector could potentially damage either the vehicle’s Battery and/or the Wall Connector itself. Any resulting damage is excluded from the New Vehicle Limited Warranty and the Charging Equipment Limited Warranty.
  • Caution: Do not operate the Wall Connector in temperatures outside its operating.

External Structure

Product Sizesuntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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Introduction

Product Technical Specifications


Input

| Supply| Single Phase| Three Phase| Three Phase
Rated Voltage| 220V~240V AC| 380V~400V AC| 380V~400V AC
Rated Current| 32A| 16A| 32A
Frequency| 50/60Hz| 50/60Hz| 50/60Hz

Output

| Output Voltage| 220V~240V AC| 380V~400V AC| 380V~400V AC
Maximum Current| 32A| 16A| 32A
Maximum Power| ?kW| llkW| 22kW

User Interface

| Charge Connector| Type 2 Cable
Cable Length| 5m
Appearance Material| ABS+PC
LED Light| Green/Yellow/Red
RFID Reader| Mifare 1S0/IEC 14443A(Max 5)
Startup Mode| Swipe card to use /A PP
Communication| External Communication| Wi-Fi 2.4G/Bluetooth
Other

Parameters

| Leakage protection| TypeA+DC6mA
other production| Over Voltage,Over Frequancy , Overload Protection, etc
IP level| IP65

Environment

| Temperatu re| -30°G-+50″C
Humidity| 5%~95%
Altitude| < 2000m

Package

| Dimension| 300•153•s7 mm (ww·o)
Package Dimension| 525420150 mm (L WH)
Net Weight| 5.5kg                          7kg 7.5kg
Gross Weight| 6kg| 7.5kg| 8kg
Panel Color (optional)|

Black or Red or Blue or White or Silver

Package Contents

Unpack the product. Please check and verify following items after receiving the charger:suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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  • Visual inspection on charger’s external appearance. If there is any breakage or other damage, please notify the seller immediately.
  • Check type and quantity of all accessories as follows. If there is quantity in short or type inconformity, make the record in time and contact the seller at once.

Operation Instruction

Installation Preparationsuntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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Installation Procedure

This charging pile equipment can only be installed, operated and maintained by professional and qualified personnel. The manufacturer is not responsible for any consequences arising from the use of this charging pile device. A Qualified Person is a person who possesses the certified skills and knowledge related to the construction, installation and operation of such electrical equipment and has received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved.
Choose the Best Location for the Wall Connector. Determine the parking location of the vehicle to ensure that the charge cable reaches the charge port. The Wall Connector should be located:

  • In an enclosed garage, typically on the vehicle’s charge port side.
  • 1n a well-ventilated area. Avoid installation in an enclosed box, or adjacent to hot appliances.
  • 1.2 m above the floor.
  • 190 mm from any obstructions to allow for cable looping.

Step1
Fasten the hanging plate to the wall

According to the size of the installation hanging board, drill holes for the fixed position of the wall. The positioning size and aperture of the installation hanging plate are shown in the figure.

Step2
Fix the body to the hanging plate

Punch the hole in the wall, insert the plastic head of the expansion screw, and install the hanging board on it, and then lock the plastic head against the installation hanging board hole through the expansion screw, so as to fix the installation hanging board on the wall.

Step3 Wiring

  • Input method 1
  • Input method 2 Note: According to customer requirements, choose one of the two solutions. Output method (use for replacement)

The total wiring diagramsuntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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DLB dynamic load balancing cable connection (optional)

Model 1: Electricity meter wiring

  • Single phase charger
  • Three phase chargersuntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-12 Note: According to customer requirements, choose one of the two solutions

Model 2: CT wiring

  • Single phase chargersuntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-13
  • Three phase chargersuntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-14 Note: According to customer requirements, choose one of the two solutions

Step5 Set the operating current
Warning: Power MUST remain OFF before setting or changing the DIP or rotary switches. Changing these switches with the power ON will not be recognized by the system and is dangerous due to the risk of electric shock.

  1. Turn OFF power.
  2. Use a non-conductive object to adjust the DIP switch settings.

DIP Definition

Dip 1| Dip 2| Charge Current selection| Note
OFF| OFF| lOA|
ON| OFF| 16A|
OFF| ON| 13A|
ON| ON| 32A| Factory default
Dip 3| Ground detection| Note
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OFF| invalid|
ON| valid| Factory default
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Dip 4| Socket Selection| Note
OFF| OCPP Independent control|
ON| APP+OCPP control| Factory default

Step 6
Schematic diagram of upper and lower plate connection

Step 7 Fix the cover to the body

Step 8 Fasten the panel to the top cover

Panel disassembly: remove the buckle A, then B (left and right), and then push upto remove.

Configuration and Operation

Power on Inspection

  • Check before startup
    Before the first power on, please check/ recheck the following:

  • The location of the EV charger must have enough space to use, repair and maintenance.

  • Before installing the EV Charger, check the AC input components required for the correct installation protection.

  • Confirm again that the EV charger is installed correctly.

  • There are no components or other items left on the top of the EV Charger.

Charging instruction
When charging, the LED indicator should be in standby mode.

Condition Indicator Condition
Blue, green and red lights flash alternately Self-check
Blue light is always on Stand by mode
Blue light flashing Connection Contirmation
Green light is always on Charging
Red light is always on Over temperature protection
Red light flashing (3 fast and 1 slow) Overcurrent Protection
Red light flashing (3 fast and 1 slow) Leakage Protection
Red light flashing (3 fast and 2 slow) Undervoltage protection
Red light flashing (2 fast and 2 slow) PEN Function protection
Red light flashing (4 fast and 1 slow) Overvoltage protection
Red light flashing (6 fast and 2 slow) Adhesion Protection
Red light flashing (7 fast and 1 slow) Ground protection
Red light flashing (6 fast and 3 slow) Electronic lock failure

Time long: 2S on, 0.5S off; Time short:0.5S on,0.5S off;

Charging Operation
Insert the charger into the electric vehicle

  • Insert the charging gun into the electric vehicle charger.

  • After that, please check that the connector is connected correctly and tightly.

  • After the connection is correct, the LED indicator of the charger will flash green, fl ash for 1 second, and turn off the light, indicating that the charger is ready to charge.
    Start & stop charging

  • Scan the NFC card in the identification area of the front to start charging, and the LED indicator will continue to light up gradually.

Functional Specifications/User’s Manual

Instruction

Network distribution method/Network connecting method
When the user supplies power to the Charger for the first time, it will enter the distribution mode, and the user can enter the major application platforms to download the “TUYA Smart” APP of the corresponding operating system .suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-20

  • Open Tuya APP
    Enter the main page after login or registration

  • Add device suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-21

  • Enable the permission suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-22

  • Add the automatically discovered device suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-23

  • Input WIFI to the device

  • Adding the device

  • Completed

Note: If the device cannot be found for a long time, first check whether the phone is connected to 4G or WIFI. When the link signal is stable, exit the APP and try to configure the network again.

Function Descriptionsuntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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  • Home page
  1. Name of Charging station: “EV_Charger_15”, user-defined.
  2. Charging status: Indicates the current charging process, including “not inserted gun”, “inserted gun”, “charging waiting”, “charging in progress”, “charging ended”, and display of fault status.
  3. Real time charging power: The electrical energy used in a charging process (from starting to ending charging).
  4. Current CP status: CP voltage status of Charging station.
  5. Current temperature: Internal temperature of Charging station.
  6. Maximum charging current: Maximum charging current of Charging station.
  7. Maximum load current of the household: Maximum load current of the household circuit.
  8. Accumulated power: total power consumption of Charging station since delivery.
  9. Current mode: Charging mode: Indicates the current charging mode used, with three options: instant charging (entering the charging process by inserting the gun), normal charging (swiping the card or app to stop), and timed charging (setting the start time and charging duration, and automatically ending charging after reaching the set charging duration).
  10. Charging information: Display voltage, current, and power information during charging.
  11. Start charging: You can start and stop charging without swiping your card, and there is no need to draw a gun between the two charging processes.

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  • Mode selection
  • Timed charging

Add timed charging: If you choose on, you can set the start time and charging duration. If you choose off, you can only set the time to stop charging. After the setting is successful, it is not recommended to cancel the timing within one minute before the time point set for the timing. Due to the delay of cloud processing, it may fail to cancel. If this extreme situation occurs, it is recommended to check the charging status on the main page to confirm that the Charging station is closed. If the timing cancellation fails, the Charging station.suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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  • Timing on
  • Timed shutdown

Operation and fault records: You can view the recent device start and stop records and error log records.suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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  • Operation log
  • Error log

Summarize and classify electricity consumption by year, month, and day, and display it in a curve chart suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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Settings interface:
Can set card swiping charging function, maximum charging current adjustment, DLB function, Pen function, preset timing, OCPP, etcsuntree-SWJ3E-7
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  1. Maximum charging current setting: adjust the output capacity of the Charging station. The default output current of the Charging station is 32A. The available options range from 6A to 32A. Select the corresponding current value and click OK
  2. Home Load Balancing (DLB) Settings: Set the maximum load current of the home circuit, with a default value of 45A and an optional range of 10A-140A
  3. Pen function: Users can activate the Pen protection function themselves
  4. Card swiping function: Users can enable the card swiping function on their own. When the function is enabled, the next line will display the “Card Number Binding 11 information bar
  5. Timing charging setting: Users can preset the start and end time of timing charging, etc
  6. Total electricity consumption: cumulative electricity consumption statistics of Charging station, users can reset
  7. Equipment information column: including Charging station hardware version number, Software versioning and equipment number
  8. OCPP settings: Users can set the IP and key required for the OCPP protocol, and the device number can be edited.suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-31suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-32suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-fig-33

Setting: It can bind the user card, switch the charging current, and view the basic information of the charger.suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-
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  1. Card binding: The user can input the charging card number to be bound (see the cover of the charging card for details), and then the user can swipe the card offline for charging.
  2. Current setting: Adjust the output capacity of the charger. The default output current of the charger is 32A, and the available options range from 6A to 32A.
  3. Hardware version: Hardware version of the current charger.
  4. Software version: Software version of the current charger, which can be upgraded remotely through APP
  5. Device No.: unique factory identifier of charger.

Graftiti APP management interface
Users click on the edit icon in the upper right corner to enter the graffiti app management interface.suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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Device Name: The initial name defaults to EV Charger 15. Users can customize, edit, and modify
Device sharing: Click on device sharing to share the device with other accounts through a graffiti smart account or other related software for shared use of the device (it is recommended to use a Graffiti smart account for sharing).

Setting of TUYA APPsuntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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DLB function

Optional function, which is a power management function, can self­adjust the output current so that the total household electricity load does not exceed the total household current. CT is installed on the tiring line of the household main incoming line (or for three-phase power, each live wire needs to be installed with a CT), and the current output is detected in real time to adjust the output current of the charger in real time.
The total current of HOME incoming line can be set through the APP, and the path is “TUYA -APP home page – Setup – Card Binding – Command input”. Enter “HOME value” in the command input field and confirm to complete the setting of the upper limit of the total current of HOME incoming line, and the input value is the upper limit.suntree-SWJ3E-7-Electric-Vehicle-Charger-
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Note:

  1. If the current values of three firing lines detected by three-phase power are not equal, the product will self-calculate the minimum output current, and the three output lines will be executed according to this minimum output current.
  2. When the DLB is not installed, the charger will output with the maximum allowable current, which is fixed and will not be adjusted automatically unless adjusted by external control.
  3. DLB Function:
    The current value of the home + the current value of the charger exceeds 2A of the total current of the home line, and the current value set by the charger is greater than the actual current value of the charger. In this case, DLB is adjusted. For example, set the total current of the HOME incoming line “HOME 32A” (the charger actually takes the maximum current value of -5A as the maximum input value of the HOME, so as to prevent load balancing failure and reserve 5A). Therefore the total current of the HOME incoming line is 32A- 5A=27 A;
    The default charging current of the charger is 32A, and there is BA load in the family. At this time, the theoretical current value is: 32A+8A=40A, which exceeds the total allowable value of the family (27 A) 13A, and the current of the charger will decreases by 13A to 19A. When the condition current of DLB changes for more than 2A and lasts for more.

RFID Function
The charger has a card swiping board inside, through the external card swiping to implement the device starting and stopping vehicle charging. (Enter the 16-digit card number in the APP card binding page, and bound the RF card).

Troubleshooting

Fault Codes and Solutions

Failure Solution
Leakage self-test Check whether the leakage transformer is connected normally

After the leakage transformer is connected normally, power on again, check the fault status
Emergency stop| Check if the emergency stop button is pressed

Check whether the emergency stop is connected to the corresponding position

Check if the emergency stop is connected to the normally closed contact

Leakage| Check whether the leakage current transformer is connected normally

Check whether the leakage transformer model is the same

Check whether the leakage transformer wiring harness is normal or not 4,Leakage fault during charging needs to be powered off to restore

CP abnormal| Check if the gunwire is connected

Check if CP is recovered after pulling the gun 3,Check ifthere is a loop between CP and PE

Over-current| Check therated power of the EV charger

Check the resistance of load terminal

Overcurrent fault will be clear after pulling out the gun

Over-voltage| Check whether the input voltage is normal

Use a multimeter to check whether the input L-N voltage is normal (three-phase EV charger need to detect Ll \L2\L3 respectively)

overvoltage will be clear after the voltage is restored

Undervoltage| Check if the input voltage is normal

Use a multimeter to check whether the input L-N voltage is normal (three-phase EV charger need to detect L1\L2\L3 respectively)

under voltage will be clear after the voltage is restored

Adhesion| After the power is off, use a multimeter to check whether the input L and output Lare short-circuited or not; check whether the input N and output N are short-circuited or not (three-phase piles need to detect Ll \L2\L3 respectively)

If there is no short circuit, turn on the power again after pulling out the gun, and check whether the adhesion fault is eliminated. If it is not eliminated, it is recommended to perform the third step

If there is a short circuit or the fault is not eliminated, remove the gun wire LN, power on again, and check whether the fault is cleared.

If the fault is still not cleared, please send the control board to supplier for analysis

Before charging,the adhesion fault needs to be powered on again to

clear the fault

Ungrounded| Check whether the input terminal is connected to PE normally

Use a multimeter to check whether the input L-PE and N-PE voltages are normal (three-phase EV Charger needs to be tested for Ll \l2\l3 respectively)

Ungrounded fault during charging ,Pull the gun to clear the fault

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Card reader abnormal| Check if the card reader is connected properly

Check if the status light on the card reader is on

Replace the card reader and power on again

During Charging, The card reader must be offtine and needs to pull out the gun to clear the fault

EEP self-test failed| Check whether components are damaged or missing

Contact after-sales staff for processing

FLASH self-test failed| Check whether components are damaged or missing

Contact after-sales staff for processing

Note: If the above problems cannot be solved, please contact the seller.

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