Charging Equipment

The charging socket on the Energ-e Pack side is on the right side of the HMI panel, behind the cover which needs to be opened with coin or screwdriver.

HMI panel with charging socket

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Charging socket

    

Whereas the charging socket on the HMI panel of the Energ-e Pack is a type 2 socket, the socket of shore power interface in the building has to be a 32 Amp 5 pins CEE socket, as shown in the figures below.

Type 2 socket
(Energ-e Pack side)

32 Amp 5 pins
CEE socket (Shore Power side)

Important For operating the Energ-e Pack with the onboard charger, the shore power interface in the building must comply with following specifications:

  • 400V/50Hz/3phases + neutral

  • The fuses used shall meet the requirements according to the standards of your country.

  • In case the neutral pin is not connected, the charger will not operate.

  • Use RCCB (Residual Current Circuit Breaker) Type B. If any other RCCB type (Type A/AC/F) is used, it may result in nuisance tripping of the building shore power RCCB protection.

    • Type B RCCB should be used for variable-speed drives, electric charging equipment, and inverter-driven systems.


    Notice
  • Use on Ferry
  • If you use Axle Power System on a ferry, note that the Energ-e Pack cannot be connected to the power supply of the ferry via the type 2 connection.

    Caution
  • Equipment Damage
  • Use the dedicated charger and adapter provided with the Energ-e Pack.
    Important: It is not allowed to use extension cords for the charging cable.


The Energ-e Pack is equipped with a charging cable provided with an in-cable charger module (Eveline). In order to avoid system damage, only this charging cable which is provided by Thermo King should be used for charging the Energ-e Pack with shore power. It is equipped with a Type B RCCB.
For charging the Energ-e Pack, it is not allowed to use extension cords.

Charging cable: Red 32 Amp 5 Pins CEE plug, black type 2 plug

Eveline Max 22 kW Portable Type 2 Charger

The in-cable device of the charging connector should be set on 30 A. The LED on the charger indicates this by flashing 7 times.


When the Energ-e Pack is charged with shore power,

  • the trailer is immobilized: The trailer cannot move.

  • the charging plug is locked into the charging socket: The charging plug cannot be pulled out of the charging socket.


Note For more information, refer to the manual of the Eveline Max 22 kW Portable Charger.

Parent topic: Charging with Shore Power