User Manual for Easee One Home Charger

Quick guide from the manual

The Easee One is a 1-phase EV charger designed specifically for UK installations, including support for TN-S-C systems with missing PEN conductor detection. Important: This product must be installed, repaired, or serviced exclusively by an authorised electrician. All local, regional, and national electrical regulations must be followed. The charger is intended for charging electric vehicles with non-gassing batteries using a Type 2 charging cable.

Product overview

The system consists of three main components:

• Front cover: Protects the internal electronics.
• Chargeberry: The core unit containing the charging electronics.
• Backplate: The mounting base for attaching and connecting to the infrastructure.

The device features a touch button for configuration, a light strip for status communication, an RFID reader for access control, and a universal Type 2 socket.

Safety instructions

Observe these critical safety rules:

• Never make changes to components, software, or cables.
• Do not install near explosive atmospheres or flowing water.
• The charger must be installed on a wall or structure with sufficient load-bearing capacity that covers the entire back side of the product.
• Never clean with high-pressure water or running water.
• Do not use extension cords or adapters.
• Always pull the plug handle, not the cable, when disconnecting.

Installation

Installation must be performed by an authorised electrician. The process involves:

1. Opening: Use the supplied tool to release the front cover and disconnect the Chargeberry.
2. Mounting: Fix the backplate to the wall using the 4 provided screws. Ensure the recommended installation height of 130–140 cm.
3. Preparing: Insert the cable through one of the 4 entries and secure it with the strain relief. Close unused entries with blind plugs.
4. Wiring: Strip wires by 12 mm. Tighten terminals to 5 Nm. Follow the specific wiring diagrams for TT/TN-S or TN-C-S (PME) networks. Never connect Earth to both PE and PEN terminals.
5. Installing: Use the Easee Installer App to configure the site.
6. Attaching: Position the Chargeberry in the backplate and press down until it clicks.
7. Closing: Hang the front cover, press until it clicks, and secure with the locking screw.

Daily use and operation

Before charging, ensure the charger is configured and the software is up to date. To charge, connect the cable to the charger and the vehicle. If access control is enabled, unlock the charger using an RFID tag or the Easee App. The charging process starts and adapts automatically to the vehicle and available energy.

Troubleshooting

The light strip indicates the charger status:

• White (constant): Standby or car connected.
• White (pulsating): Charging in progress.
• Blue (constant/pulsating): Smart charging enabled/in progress.
• Red (constant): General error. Unplug and replug the cable.
• Red (constant + warning sounds): Broken PEN lead or incorrect wiring. Consult an electrician.
• Red (pulsating): Abnormal temperature/safe mode.
• Yellow (flashing): Waiting to be configured.

Maintenance

The product requires no regular cleaning. If cleaning is necessary for cosmetic reasons, use a damp cloth and mild household cleaner. Avoid strong chemicals, oil, or alcohol. Visually inspect the Type 2 socket for wear and tear at regular intervals.