Charging Current Limiting - Porsche Mobile Charger Connect Manual De Instrucciones

Starting, pausing and ending charging
Starting charging
1. Insert the plug into the electrical socket.
Power button lights up white.
Status LEDs light up white.
�� The display switches on.
2. Insert the vehicle plug in the vehicle charge port.
Power button lights up white.
Status LEDs pulsate white.
For information on connecting the vehicle cable
to the vehicle charge port:
g Refer to the Driver's Manual.
�� Following a successful self-test and when
the connection is established, the status
LEDs light up white.
3. Charging starts automatically.
Power button lights up white.
Status LEDs pulsate green.
4. After a few minutes, the charger switches to
standby mode.
�� The vehicle starts charging.
Information
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Charging is controlled by the vehicle. Charging
can only be stopped on the vehicle.
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Unless the charger is in standby mode, the
charge status is shown on the display. The dis-
play can be switched on again by pressing the
Power button .
− An overtemperature switch-off feature prevents
overheating while charging.
Pausing charging
Charging is controlled by the vehicle and may occa-
sionally be paused, e.g. to optimise power consump-
tion.
A pause in charging is indicated on the control unit:
– Power button lights up white.
Status LEDs flash blue.
The display switches on.
The vehicle starts charging again automatically.
Charging can be stopped on the vehicle.
Ending charging
b Charging was completed successfully.
Power button lights up white.
Status LEDs light up green.
The display switches on and shows information
about the completed charging process. After a
few minutes, the charger switches to standby
mode.
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Disconnect the vehicle plug from the vehicle
charge port.

Charging current limiting

The control unit detects the voltage and the availa-
ble current automatically. The charging power to be
used for charging can be set using charging current
limiting. The last charging current set is saved. To
prevent the electrical installation from overheating,
the charging current is automatically limited to 50%
on delivery when domestic electrical outlets are used.
If the charger is connected to an energy manager,
the charging current is limited in line with the val-
ues preset in the energy manager. The maximum
available charging current can also be reduced by
other consumers in the home network, e.g. by an
electric heater or water heater. The charging power
must never be set higher than the maximum available
power of the electrical circuit used. If you are unsure
about this, contact a qualified electrician.
Plug & Charge
With Plug & Charge , the vehicle can be charged
using a suitable charging infrastructure in private and
public areas, without the need to manually initialise
the charging process on the E-charging station or
charger. The charging process is billed automatically
on the basis of the contract with the charging pro-
vider.
b Intelligent charging functions on the vehicle ena-
bled.
b Charging infrastructure suitable for Plug &
Charge.
b Contract with charging provider includes Plug &
Charge.
Private Plug & Charge
If device protection is activated for Mobile Charger
Connect , the charging process can only be started
by entering the PIN g Refer to chapter "Device pro-
tection" on page 68. This is used to protect against
external access.
Operating
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