Easee Charge Lite User Guide

Quick guide from the manual

Before using the Easee Charge Lite, ensure the following requirements are met:

• The product and electrical connection must be installed by an authorized electrician.
• The charger must be properly configured.
• The software must be up to date.
• If access control is enabled, unlock it using a registered RFID tag or via the Easee App.

How to charge

1. Check the charging cable and connector for damage, foreign objects, or water ingress.
2. Connect the charging cable to the Charging Robot and your electric car. The charging process will start and adapt automatically to the car and available energy.

Smart charging: Some operators offer smart charging, which delays charging based on electricity prices. When active, the LED strip is lit blue, and charging will not start until the operator's criteria are met.

Apps and interfaces

• Easee App: Provides full control and status over your charger. Intended for everyday use via the Easee Cloud.
• Local interface: Intended for local operations when no internet is available.
• Easee Portal: A tool for site owners, installers, and administrators to manage multiple products and sites.

Features

• Touch button: Used to activate the local interface.
• Light strip: Communicates the status of the Charging Robot at all times.
• RFID area: Integrated reader for access control and user identification.
• Type 2 socket: Universal socket for charging any electric vehicle. Note: Adaptors should not be used.

Charging Robot interface

The light strip indicates the status of the charger:

• White (constant, bottom): Standby.
• White (constant): Car connected.
• White (pulsating): Charging in progress.
• Blue (constant): Smart charging enabled.
• Blue (pulsating): Smart charging in progress.
• White (flashing): Waiting for RFID authentication.
• Red (flashing with sound): Critical error. Disconnect cable and contact support.
• Red (constant): General error. Unplug and replug the charging cable.

Maintenance

• General: Visually inspect the Type 2 socket for wear and tear. If the charging cable is damaged, replace it. Do not touch the locking mechanism.
• Cleaning: Use a damp cloth and an all-purpose household cleaner. Avoid strong chemicals containing oil or alcohol. Do not use running water or high-pressure jets.
• Serviceable parts: The Chargeberry (complete unit), front cover socket cap, and front cover can be exchanged. Do not open or disassemble the Chargeberry.

Practical details

The device is covered by a 3-year limited warranty. The charger is designed for residential use only and must use an individual's private connection to the electricity grid. It is not MID compliant.