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Hi my name is Matt, with MDR Electric and this is Carl
my apprentice. We serve the East Bay, we're California licensed electricians and we're going to show you today
How to install a charger properly
to NEC (national electric code) and local code.
Alright today we're going to be installing the TurnOnGreen
EVP700-B
This unit is able to be done in 6 amp all the way up to 32 amp
And it goes from 120 volts to 208 and 240.
This is a hardwire installation. We take the whip from this unit that's been wired into the unit
We set the dip switches on what it is. Today we're doing 40 amp 240 volts. We have a disconnect switch
We wire the end of this whip into the disconnect switch so that we have a turn off for this if it needs servicing.
This is the mounting bracket. The mounting bracket goes a tab up to put this on your wall.
Usually, it does come with toggles. Usually though you want to mount this into a stud or something that is solid
Because it will be holding weight. Fortunately this wall is all made of plywood, so we'll be popping it on the wall right here.
Put it to a height usually about chest level because this unit also doubles as a reel to hold the cord.
Alright, we're going to be hanging this on the wall. It has a hanger here (points to hanging unit)
All we do is just take the unit, put it on the wall, and hang it. There's a screw on the right and the left side
to secure it to the wall so it doesn't fall off the hanger.
And we're doing this unit with a plug disconnect. Plug disconnect is wired, this will be acting as the disconnect.
So this makes it legal. Take the unit, take your wire, plug it in.
And use the unit to hang your plug-in.
When you plug the unit in, all three lights will come on at the beginning
When those three lights clear, it should just go under the "ready" position.
When you plug it into the car, it should go into the "charge" position
"Fault" only happens when there's an improper installation.
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