NORA Smart Home Charger

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Product Information

Specifications

• Brand: NORA
• Model: Smart Home Charging
• Manufacturer: RAEDIAN
• Revision: 1.0.1

Product Overview

The NORA Smart Home Charging system is designed for charging
electric vehicles. It comes with a wall bracket and plastic anchor
for easy installation.

Contents of the Package

• NORA Charging Unit – 1 unit
• Quick Guide – 1 unit
• Wall bracket – 1 unit
• Plastic anchor – 1 unit

Operating Conditions

Operating Temperature: Refer to user manual for
specific details

Relative Atmospheric Humidity: Refer to user
manual for specific details

Electrical Safety Class: Refer to user manual
for specific details

Degree of Protection (Housing): Refer to user
manual for specific details

IK Protection (Mechanical Impact): Refer to
user manual for specific details

Installation and Connection

1. Refer to the user manual for detailed installation
   instructions.

2. Ensure that installation is carried out by a qualified
   electrician.

3. Mount the wall bracket securely at the desired location.

4. Connect the NORA charging unit to the wall bracket.

5. Follow all safety guidelines provided in the manual.

Commissioning

1. After installation, commission the NORA charging unit as per
   the manual.

2. Ensure all connections are secure and proper.

3. Test the charging functionality with a compatible electric
   vehicle.

Maintenance

1. Regularly inspect the charging unit for any signs of damage or
   wear.

2. Clean the unit as per the maintenance instructions
   provided.

3. Do not attempt any repairs or modifications without proper
   authorization.

Disposal

Follow local regulations for the disposal of electronic products
at the end of their lifecycle. Do not dispose of the NORA charging
unit in regular household waste.

FAQ

Q: Can I use the NORA charger for any electric vehicle?

A: The NORA charger is intended exclusively for charging
electric vehicles. Ensure compatibility with your vehicle before
use.

Q: What should I do if I encounter issues during

installation?

A: Contact a qualified electrician for assistance. Do not
attempt to troubleshoot electrical issues yourself.

Q: How can I obtain additional support for the NORA

charger?

A: Refer to the complementary documentation provided in the
manual or contact RAEDIAN customer support for further
assistance.

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NORA
INSTALLATION MANUAL – SMART HOME CHARGING
www.raedian.com
Rev.1.0.1

Contents
1. Safety and usage guide 2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW 3. Installation and connection 4. COMMISSIONING 5. Maintenance 6. Disposal
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1. Safety and usage guide
1.1 Disclaimer
This document is subject to updates and changes. Errors and omissions are exceptional.
RAEDIAN shall bear no liability in any way, for any kind of damage, and the warranty for the product and the accessories shall not apply in the following cases:
) Failure to comply with the instructions in this guide in general and with the operating conditions specifically3
) Improper use3
) External damage3
) Instalation, commissioning or faulty repair or maintenance by unqualified persons3
) Failures from the grid or the cellular network provider3
) Modification or configuration of the product or accessories without the knowledge of RAEDIAN3
) Use of spare parts not approved or manufactured by RAEDIAN3
) The charger is used outside its operating conditions as stated in this guide3
) Situations have occurred that are beyond the control of RAEDIAN (force majeur)3
) Damage to the electrical vehicle.

1.1.1 Improper use It is safe when the charger is used as intended. Any other use or changes to the charger are considered improper use and therefore not permitted. The operator, owner or qualified technician is responsible for any personal injury or material damage arising from improper use.
1.2 Copyright
The reproduction, dissemination and utilization of this document, as well as the communication of its contents to other parties without explicit authorization by RAEDIAN or one of its affiliates, is strictly prohibited.
©R AEDIAN 2024. All Rights Reserved.
1.3 Trademarks
® is trademark registered by RAEDIAN. Any unauthorized use of this trademark is therefore illegal.
1.4 Languages
The English version of this document is the original source. Documents in other languages are translations of this source.

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1.5 Purpose and target audience
This guide applies to the NORA (in this document also indicated as “Charger”) produced by RAEDIAN. NORA is intended exclusively for charging electric vehicles. Follow this guide to install and debug the charger correctly.
Installation, commissioning and maintenance of this charger may only be performed by a qualified electrician. It is essential that this person has:
n Proficient in general and specific rules related to safety and accident preventionr
n Comprehensive knowledge of applicable electrical regulationsr n The ability to identify and foresee risks and avoid potential hazardsr n Received and read these installation and operating instructions.
1.6 Safety symbols
The following warning pictograms are attached to (parts of) the charger:
Dangerous voltage Protective earth
1.7 Complementary documentation
By means of the following links, you can obtain detailed information regarding NORA.

Installation video

Install APP

1.8 Operating conditions
Operating temperature Relative atmospheric humidity
Electrical safety class Degree of protection (housing) IK protection (mechanical impact)

-30°C 55°C with derating mechanism 5% 95% Class I IP55 Ik10

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2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

2.1 Scope of delivery

No.

Item

Quantity

1 NORA

1

2 Quick Guide

1

3 Wall bracket

1

4 Plastic anchor

4

5 Wall-mounting screw

4

6 Rubber plug

2

7 Security screw

2

8 RFID card

2

1

2

3

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4

5

6

7

2.2 Exterior view
Qc Logo LER ec Status LER @c RFID card reade7 3c Charge7 1c Type 2 sockeH &c CEE pluV )c Button
1 2 3
5
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4

6

7

3. Installation and connection
3.1 Safety announcements
DANGER Risk of injury and electrocution. Installation, (de)commissioning and maintenance of the charger may only be performed by a qualified electrician.
DANGER Risk of injury and electrocution. Installing the charger incorrectly may result in fatal injury! When working with electricity, failure to comply with relevant regulations can lead to dangerous and life-threatening situations.
DANGER Risk of electrocution. The electrical system must be disconnected from every power source before performing any installation or maintenance work!
DANGER Risk of injury and electrocution. The charger contains electrical components that still contain a charge after being disconnected from the system. Always test with proper equipment there’s no residual current before commencing to work.
WARNING Risk of injuries, explosion or fire. Never install in a potentially explosive atmosphere.
WARNING Risk of electrocution. Never install in areas prone to flooding without implementing compensatory measures.
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WARNING Risk of injury and electrocution. Installation work may not be carried out during rain or if the air humidity exceeds 95%.
WARNING Risk of injury and electrocution. The installation must be performed by a qualified electrician who has read this guide and will execute the installation in accordance with the IEC 60364 (Electrical Installations for Buildings) standard.
WARNING Risk of damage or electrocution. A charger must always be installed on separate power circuit.
WARNING Risk of damage or electrocution. Local conditions may affect the installation requirements. Your installation must comply with the standards and regulations of the location (country) where it is installed.
CAUTION Risk of injury and damage. The installer is always responsible for choosing the correct cable diameter and complying with the relevant standards and legislation.
CAUTION Risk of injury and damage. The installation and cables should be installed to match the maximum charging current to the input of the charger. This should assume continuous load.

3.2 Assembly and installation requirements
3.2.1 Power supply cable Minimum advised cable cross-section (based on assumed max. 50 m cable length):
3-phase 11 kW charging, 16 A selected per phase: 5 x 4 mm 1-phase 7.4 kW charging, 32 A per phase: 3 x 6 mm 3-phase 22 kW charging, 32 A per phase: 5 x 6 mm²

3.2.2 RCD requirement
A residual current monitor device is integrated inside the charger. The charger will stop charging in case residual current exceeding 6mA DC is detected, according to IEC 62955Å
The RCD is automatically tested between each charging sessionÅ
The integrated RCD has no influence on the function of external protective devices.

An external RCBO is required shown as below:

Input 1-phase 3-phase

Specification
2P, 40A RCBO, at least Type A, Characteristic B/C 4P, 40A RCBO, at least Type A, Characteristic B/C

Remark
50 Amp is recommended if the ambient temperature is higher than 40°C

3.2.3 Grounding TN system: separate PE cablä
TT system: separately installed grounding electrode < 100 Ohm spreading resistancä
IT system: connected to a shared reference (common earth) with other metal parts

3.3 Preparation prior to installation
Check the scope of delivery and required partsÅ
Read this installation guide before handÅ
Check and determine the installation location.

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3.4 Installation tools
Å Pencil or marke ¸Å Phillips screwdrive
Å Measuring tapä ¦Å Hex wrench: M4(3/32
zÅ Drilling machinä ±Å Voltmeter or digital multimeter
yÅ Hammer
3.5 Installation procedure prerequisites
NOTE The following text only describes the wall-mounting installation procedure. The NORA can also be mounted on a pedestal . The pedestal is an accessory and the installation instruction is provided within its scope of delivery.
NOTE Install the charger upright against the wall and / or on the mounting pedestal. Installations other than this may lead to damage to the charger.
NOTE Chargers which are exposed to the elements will gradually age and / or discolor. RAEDIAN recommends to place the chargers in a sheltered environment to optimize the lifetime of the product.
The installation position must be against a solid, vertical wallÅ
In the surroundings of at least 5 m of the installation position there must be no fire hazardÅ
The power supply cable must have been routedÅ
The power cabinet must have at least a Type A RCD according to IEC 61008 or IEC 61009Å
The electrical system must have been disconnected from every power source before performing any installation work.
3.6 Mechanical installation procedure
Take the charger out of the boxÅ
Use a non-scratching surface to put the charger down on to prevent damageÅ
Check if all parts listed are provided.

3.6.1 Secure the wall bracket to mount NORA
NOTE Place the wall bracket on a clear and solid wall with a bearing capacity of at least 100 kg. Recommended height: 800-1200 mm.
1 Ensure it is level, and use a pencil to
mark the positions for 4 drilling holes.
Drill four holes at the marked locations. Recommended depth and diameter: 50 mm; 8 mm.
2 Insert four plastic anchors into the
drilled holes.
3 Mount the backplate and fasten it
using four wall-mounting screws.
4 Hang the charger on the wall bracket.
5 Tighten the two security screws at the
bottom of the charger.
6 Plug into CEE socket.

6
< 30cm

1

2

3

4

5
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4. Commissioning
4.1 Safety instructions before use
Carry out the following safety instructions before commissioning your charger: r Check if the charger is properly connected to the power supply as
described in this guideu r Check if the distribution of the power supply is separately protected
by an appropriate breaker (automatic or fuse cartridges)u r Check if the charger is installed in accordance with this guideu r Check if the casing is closedu r Verify the charging cable is not twisted and that the cable, plug and
casing are not damaged.
4.2 Initial start-up
r Turn on the local power suppl r The charger will boot up and run self diagnostics within a few
secondsu r The charger’s Logo LED will remain solid whiteu r The charger is now ready for testing.
4.3 Test the charging process
r Plug the charging cable into the socket (for socket variant), and press it it firmlyu
r Plug cable into EV to start chargingu r The charger is ready for charging and is waiting for the vehicle to
connect. The charger’s Logo LED will display a blue steady light effect, while the status LED will display a blue running light effectu r After the vehicle has enabled charging, the charger’s Logo LED and status LED will display a cyan breathing light effect. The charging session will begin with a safe initial current of 10 amps. Charging current can be adjusted to fit the installation with RAEDIAN APP.
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5. Maintenance
Maintaining the casing of the charger: Annual cleaning, using water and mild soap.
NOTE The casing of the charger can be damaged. Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents, high-pressure cleaners, scouring pads or similar.
6. Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)
Electrical and electronic equipment contains materials, components and substances that may be harmful and pose a risk to human health and the environment if not handled correctly.
Equipment marked with the illustrated crossed out wheeled bin is electrical and electronic equipment. The crossed out wheeled bin indicates that this waste must be collected separately and must not be discarded together with household waste.

Please check with your local authority for collection schedules, residents can dispose of waste electrical and electronic equipment at recycling centres or other collection points.
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References

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